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Beth Moore tweets about grapes. Theobros and their wives go nuts.

John Fea   |  August 12, 2022

Beth Moore lives inside the head of some conservative evangelicals, especially those who believe that women should submit to the authority of men. The popular Bible teacher recently published an update on what appears to be a new hobby: growing grapes. She wrote: “I’m growing grapes for reals. It’s like a miracle. In fifty jillion degree weather. If Jesus is trying to get me to have a crush on him, it’s working.”

I thought the use of the word “crush” here was clever.

But it was only a matter time before the Calvinist, complementarian theobros (and their submissive wives) pounced:

https://twitter.com/GomesHasti/status/1557764573737824257
https://twitter.com/caleb_towers/status/1557778736308596737

I'm not sure which is worse: The fact that Beth Moore believes Jesus is trying to get her to have a crush on him or the fact that people are defending what she says. https://t.co/yjzbkBAbea

— Anastasia (@raisingarrowsx4) August 11, 2022

Repent?

https://twitter.com/PaigeRe38267678/status/1557763227727036424
https://twitter.com/randysharpswife/status/1557590629621932033

Translation: “I don’t care what Scripture or anyone else says, I’ll continue do what I want, stop bothering me…”

Once again, go home Beth Moore https://t.co/bUqxYre0Re

— Gummy Bear (@666GummyBear) August 9, 2022

This is an abominable statement! Such a disrespect for God in trying to be “cool”. Shameful! pic.twitter.com/RJDIozjkwX

— Elizabeth (@ElizaEll) August 11, 2022

Yes! Rick Warren is “old world” egalitarianism. A woman pastor isn’t enough anymore to please the woke mob.

Beth Moore understands this, which is why she remade herself into woke Beth a few years ago.

— Tom Buck (Five Point Buck) (@TomBuck) August 11, 2022

The women in my previous church did some Beth Moore Bible studies 15 years ago. I opted not to participate. I couldn’t put my finger on it, but she just had this power-trip vibe. Call me sexist against my own kind, I just prefer bible study resources by men almost exclusively.

— Lisa Darwin (@ThelmaLou72) August 11, 2022
https://twitter.com/ChadSmi21414284/status/1557850113766203393

Not everyone professing to be a Christian actually is one. Beth Moore is of the false light, new age, mystical variety wearing the label of a Christian. She leads people astray, mostly those who do not read the Bible for themselves with the help of the Holy Spirit

— Listo (@Listo_2023) August 11, 2022

And we wonder why so many young people are leaving the faith.

P.S. Isn’t the Church the “bride of Christ?

Filed Under: Way of Improvement Tagged With: Beth Moore, complementarianism, evangelicalism, theobros

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  1. J says

    August 12, 2022 at 8:58 am

    Her tweet is kind of vague/cryptic/clever… but it doesn’t seem her enemies want to ask any questions and charitably discover what Moore is really meaning. They just want to hate on her ‘like Jesus would do…’
    So sad… (but I still think the underlying reason for the hate was her stand against trumpism…and also against racism/white supremacy… If she hadn’t done that and she was teaching/preaching like a good girl, they wouldn’t give a flip… she’d still be in the club. This anti-woman pastor stuff is just cover for other things.)

  2. John Fea says

    August 12, 2022 at 11:07 am

    And her critiques of complementarianism had something to do with it. Although from what I understand she remains one.