Not someone needier, less self-sufficient, gutsier or more religious. He said four words to her that I think He wants to say to each of us: “If you only knew” (John 4:10a, NLT). She had no idea that audacious love was staring her right in the face.
She’d been preoccupied for years, repeating the same relational cycle, filling up the same empty jar the same empty way, looking for the life she was longing for.
There’s this fabulous scene in the Gospel of John where Jesus sends His disciples to town to grab some lunch, and He stays behind and meets a woman at a well. This excerpt from the book explains what I mean. She tells you about her love for Jesus, which is amazingly audacious!Īnd she tells you how you can love Jesus audaciously, too.Īfter reading this book, I do actually love Jesus more.Īnd I am left with a desire to seek a more audacious love with Jesus. Then Beth proceeds to tell you about the love Jesus has for you, even beyond what you may think. “To see all women come to know and audaciously love Jesus Christ.” Beth Moore gave a speech at Liberty University on the theme of this book.Īfter writing a vision statement on the subject of her speech, she decided to write this book.
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