Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons and Found My Faith Free Audiobook Download by Martha Beck

Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons and Found My Faith is a memoir written by Martha Beck, where she talks about how she left the Mormon religion after years of dedication and commitment. In this audiobook download, Martha shares her story of how she found her faith in Christianity and how it led her to finally leave the Mormon Church.

After struggling with this spiritual void for a few years, Beck finally found her true calling: to help others on their spiritual path. Through her new career and with the help of her trusty digital assistant, Martha was able to leave the Mormon Church behind and discover what really gave meaning to her life.

When I began my journey to faith, I knew that it would not be easy. At first, it was a lot of learning, research, and praying. It also meant that I wanted to leave the church but still believe in God. Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons and Found My Faith seemed like an appropriate title for me to consider when turning away from Mormonism towards something else.

Reading this book felt like an invitation to shake off the guilt, shame, and anger that I've been carrying for years.

This audiobook tell the story of how Martha Beck left her Mormon faith to find something that would work for her. She was a faithful member of the church for almost twenty years before she started to question it, and she became more interested in other faiths. In this book, Beck shares some of her thoughts on what a good religion should be and what it should look like.

Beck resigned from the Church of Latter Day Saints to start over as a Christian and almost immediately discovered that she had been searching for God all wrong. She realized her search for an easy path to salvation was fruitless and she found herself in dire need of salvation from sin. Beck soon realized that she needed to take the most difficult path, which meant going through trial and tribulation to find true happiness. At the end of the book, Beck states that "it's not about being saved but about being saved so you can live."