without a doubt, we want to make progress in love and in unity and in understanding one another

and in being able to have healthy dialogue. But none of those are quick fixes. Those take a deep,

deep commitment to the gospel way of life and to seeking Christ Jesus.

And so after a while, it began to be that I quit thinking in terms of solutions

and started thinking in terms of just our need to walk with God.

Music Welcome to the Good Faith podcast. I'm your host, Curtis Chang. And the Good Faith podcast is where friends who follow Jesus help each other make sense of the world.

And our current world seems like a moment filled with spiritual resets.

There are people resetting their relationship to church, a denomination.

There's large resets underway in people's spiritual attitudes as it relates to

politics, race, gender, sexuality. For myself, I'm struggling with a major reset with my

expectation that I was going to live in a stable Democratic Republic for the rest of my life.

Spiritual resets are unavoidable. The question is, how are we going to navigate them? And that's why I'm

honored to have our guest, Beth Moore. And Beth is especially known for hitting some major resets

in terms of leaving her denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention, over big issues like race,

politics, and the role of women.

So Beth is here to tell us what it's like to go through big resets, big spiritual resets like

this and come out on the other side. Beth, welcome to the Good Faith podcast.

Thank you so much, Curtis.

No, thank you. I'm just so glad that you're here to help us make sense of all this uncertainty and change

and how it affects our relationship with Jesus.

So, Beth, let's dive right in.

How would you define the term spiritual reset?

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