Beth Bingaman is called to teach God’s Word with diligence and without apology. She trusts that the more we see the truth of who Christ is, the more we will see who we really are. Beth delights in bringing God’s truth to women with honesty and humor at conferences, retreats, teas and other gatherings.

Salvation story

In her early thirties, Beth Bingaman was a busy mother and “church lady,” comfortable in her nominal Christianity. A piercing sermon on sin pricked her conscience; but Beth decided that pastor just did not realize the kind of people that were sitting in the congregation! She asked God to show her if she was really a sinner.

The Lord answered that prayer by convicting Beth of the pride she had tucked into an offended attitude. When she began to homeschool her children, the Lord began to homeschool her through Christian books and radio. For several years, Beth argued with God, certain that He couldn’t mean her! What if her friends didn’t like her anymore?

The Lord persevered, and Beth finally grasped that she had been named as one of His own since before the foundation of the world! She embraced Jesus Christ as Lord and began to pursue the truth of His Word.

A Call to Teach

To fulfill her desire to learn the Word, the Lord led her to Bible Study Fellowship. There she learned not just what the Bible says, but also how to study God’s Word. As she grew, she was privileged to be called as the Teaching Leader in the Reading, Pennsylvania class.

God used her eight years of teaching to train her to “feed His sheep.” She remains wholly committed to serving the Lord as she continues to minister within her home church and in teaching ministry according to Jeremiah 1:7, “You must go to everyone I send you to and say whatever I command you.” Beth now teaches the Word of God in a weekly Bible study, at women’s retreats, conferences, and other events.

Beth is a wife and the mother of two adult children and two precious grandchildren. A native of Delaware, she moved to Reading, Pennsylvania upon her marriage to her husband John in 1980. Prior to her years as a homeschooling mom, she worked as a probation officer and a medical social worker.