Get Out of That Pit: Straight Talk about God's Deliverance | Beth Moore

Get Out of That Pit: Straight Talk about God's Deliverance | Beth Moore | another winner for Beth Moore!

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Get Out of That Pi...

	Get Out of That Pit: Straight Talk about God's Deliverance Beth Moore Thomas Nelson, 2007 - 224 pages average customer review:based on 73 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

What a blessing!

Whether you are currently in a pit of your own making or have been tossed in a pit via the wrongs of someone else or just difficult life circumstances, this book is such a wonderful tool to help keep your eyes on God through it all and to "get out of that pit". This is the third Beth Moore book I have read (the first was When Godly People do Ungodly Things and I am ongoingly reading Praying God's Word Day by Day)and she is such a blessing--accessible and solid.

another winner for Beth Moore!

I LOVE Beth Moore, if she ever quit writing Bible studies, I dont know what I would do! I have been doing 2 a year and still am not caught up on all that she has done. The thing that I liked the best about this book is the prayers at the end. She has prayers for each day of the week. They are Scripture based prayers, like her Breaking Strongholds prayer book. The woman that wrote she had a hard time with her Texas twang, watch her videos, you become accustomed to it and her fast talking!
Thank you Beth for doing another awesome job!

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Great book, terrible accent

I loved the content of this book on CD although Beth Moore's Texan twang could be a little distracting at times. Like all things Beth Moore, it was a very uplifting but stern reminder of the toll this life can take on us and how to make sure we don't get used to the pit we have fell in, slipped in or jumped in. This book has brought up a lot of discussion topics and afterthought. Well worth suffering through the accent!

First Beth Moore Book? It was mine...

Before reading this book, I had never read anything by Beth Moore. Although talented and driven in her call, her style of writing is conversational and, at times, confrontational. As I was reading this book as a member of a club, I did not put it back on the shelf and suffered through becoming comfortable with a one-sided conversation. I am quite happy that I did.
If you have not read Beth Moore before, give her a chance. Let her "Talk at you", and respond with prayer - He is the one you are looking for a conversation with!

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