Why is the moon a fuzzy, white ball? I currently own a telescope, I'm an amateur astronomer and currently just trying to view the moon. I own the Celestron PowerSeeker 70AZ. 

Link for information on the telescope: http://www.celestron.com/browse-shop/astronomy/telescopes/powerseeker-70az-telescope  

The problem: I can't view the moon! All I see is a big ball of white, and since I'm new I thought I could get some advice for eyepieces:  mine being a regular 20mm eyepiece. I don't use a barlow lens, mine broke.

Thanks! If you want any more specifications, just ask. I'm just looking for help! Thanks!
You've put in the moon filter, right? The moon is awfully bright without it. In any case, take the scope out in the daytime, and try focusing on distant objects; the tree at the end of the block, or the radio tower on top of the hill at the edge of town. A scope is easier to learn how to use when you can see what you're doing.