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So Long, Insecurity!


As most of you know, I love B-Moore. She has really opened up Scripture to me and taught me many things through the Lord's guidance.  God and I have come a long way in my life, and Beth has been a tool for me to learn from and listen to throughout this journey together.  She has great in-depth Bible studies that allow you to dig deep in Scripture and go places with God.

This is her newest book, So Long, Insecurity!  I have absolutely loved it!!!  I first learned about it on her blog where she asks questions from the book each week and encourages you to answer them for yourself. My friend, Becca, and I have "Walks and Worship" where we walk and talk about the questions she has asked from the book.

Insecurity has really been a robber in my life. It has stolen things from me that I will not allow to be taken from me anymore. Insecurity has been a true struggle in my life. I would say the worst thing that it has done is cause me not to trust God at times, who is the most faithful of all. The book has allowed me to look deep inside to my thinking patterns and beliefs that I have held all my life, hold them up to the Light of God's Word and relearn His truth.  What victory and joy there is that we have a God who is willing to work with us and teach us so that we can become free in Him!

Beth is having a simulcast on this book all over the country on April 24th. My bible study is going to the one that Seacoast church is hosting in Charleston. If you are free that Saturday, you should find a church that is hosting and go.  I promise you will learn a ton and maybe even discover some places God can work with you as well.

Just thought I would share my heart and why I am thankful to tell insecurity, "so long!!!".

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