Top 300 Beth Moore Quotes (2025 Update)
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301. “No matter what authority Satan and his subjects have temporarily been allowed in this world system, Christ can pull rank anytime He wants to.”

— Beth Moore

302. “The devil wants to stop any believer from fulfilling his or her God-given destiny. He also knows that most believers feel almost invulnerable after a mountaintop experience with God. Actually, that’s when we are most vulnerable because falling into sin is the last thing we’re expecting. We’re wise to expect times of testing after times of blessing.”

— Beth Moore

303. “Our Promised Lands are characterized by the presence of victory, not the absence of opposition.”

— Beth Moore

304. “Humility is the earmark of God’s genuine servant.”

— Beth Moore

305. “He showed me the river of living water, sparkling like crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb. Revelation 22:1.”

— Beth Moore

306. “Let Him tell you you’re worth wanting, loving, even liking, pursuing, fighting for, and, yes, beloved, keeping.”

— Beth Moore

307. “Let this matter be settled once and for all. Know that nothing and no one, including you, can sabotage your salvation.”

— Beth Moore

308. “Paul didn’t just see emotions. He saw the need they represented.”

— Beth Moore

309. “He gives us a sudden splash of happiness here and there so we can wet our toes in what we’ll be swimming in for eternity.”

— Beth Moore

310. “We were created to be full. When we’re not filled with the good things Christ came to bring us, we will grasp at anything as a substitute. An unsatisfied soul is an accident waiting to happen.”

— Beth Moore

311. “So highly revered was commingle, that the Jews called him “the beauty of the Law”.”

— Beth Moore

312. “Jesus loves us. He is not scandalized by our failures. He is not limited in what he can do with what’s left after family disasters. Nothing is beyond his redemption when he is invited in. No one with a whit of breath left is beyond the reach of his grace.”

— Beth Moore

313. “A seed needs planting in order to grow. It needs patience. If the seed was cast from the hand of God, he will surely sprout it, in his time, in his way. If it came from good human intentions, consider it no waste. It was a mortal’s vocalized belief that you have something to offer, and while that person may prove mistaken about the precise form, that faith can act as fertilizer to the soil.”

— Beth Moore

314. “No other human can climb down our throats like a spelunker and hack through our trachea and try on our hearts and see how they feel. One mortal cannot fully comprehend how another operates from within.”

— Beth Moore

315. “Gethsemane is all the things we fear most except one. We fear we are unheard. We’re sure of it, but it is not true. It was in that original Gethsemane that Jesus, in the words of Hebrews 5:7, “offered prayers and appeals with loud cries and tears to the one who was able to save him from death, and he was heard... And we are heard.”

— Beth Moore

316. “I’ve spent much of my ministry apologizing to people for what appears to be a rather odd show of taste on the part of the One who called me. I have no idea why in this world God has risked His name on someone like me. I will never comprehend such grace and stubbornness of will to teach a woman with a penchant for ditches how to walk a higher path.”

— Beth Moore

317. “I’ve become increasingly convinced that those we need to forgive most often grasp the least how much they’ve hurt us. If they understood and took responsibility, it wouldn’t have taken the Cross to forgive them. It could have just happened over coffee.”

— Beth Moore

318. “Jesus is the only outsider who truly knows the insider our skin keeps veiled.”

— Beth Moore

319. “Because showing requires going. It assumes presence. Accompaniment. I can send you somewhere and not go with you, but how can I show you something without being present?”

— Beth Moore

320. “If the Word of God is about anything at all, it is about God’s will rather than ours. Our liberty is paradoxically discovered through the will of God rather than our own.”

— Beth Moore

321. “We’re too flawed and too challenged by history, circumstance, and chemistry to hoard grace for long.”

— Beth Moore

322. “The eight most spectacular words falling on the ear of a lonely kid clutching a tray: “You can sit with us if you want.”

— Beth Moore

323. “But for those who resist insisting on idyllic circumstances and faultless people, new beginnings can be had.”

— Beth Moore

324. “All this time, I’d accepted the rampant sexism because I thought it was about Scripture. What I was watching in the wake of the report, however, did not appear to be a whit about Scripture, nor did it evidence fruit of the Holy Spirit, as far as I could discern. In my estimation, this thing playing out in front of the world was about power. This was about control. This was about the boys’ club.”

— Beth Moore

325. “Texans didn’t have the vocabulary God gave a groundhog.”

— Beth Moore

326. “Try to resist copying a blueprint from another person’s ministry.”

— Beth Moore

327. “The thing about life is that, for most folks, it hurts from the start.”

— Beth Moore

328. “I was about to get to start over. Mind you, for those who have lived past third grade, there’s no real starting over from scratch. There’s just starting over scratched – and if the hurts clawed deep enough, scarred. But for those who resist insisting on idyllic circumstances and faultless people, new beginnings can be had. Our family had been reduced to so few in a community of so many, even once we settled into a house and a neighborhood, that we no longer had any notion of who we were.”

— Beth Moore

329. “The trick to dealing with criticism is letting it do it’s good work but forbidding it to demoralize and destroy or to embitter.”

— Beth Moore