Christian women need more than inspiration. They need the steady, life-giving truth of God’s Word.
I’m Debbie Swindell, an author, Bible teacher, and biblical counselor with more than forty years of ministry experience serving women and children. Through writing, discipleship, mentoring, and biblical counseling, I help women bring the struggles of everyday life into the light of Scripture and the hope of the gospel.
With theological training in Christian ministry and biblical counseling, I have been privileged to serve my church and community in ways that point women to Christ and the sufficiency of His truth. My home-based ministry is devoted to encouraging women with biblical wisdom, practical counsel, and gospel-centered hope.
I am deeply grateful for every opportunity the Lord has given me, and it is my prayer that all I do, by the power of His Spirit, would bring glory to the Father.
May 1st Release: Freedom for the Weary Soul
Many faithful Christians are exhausted and do not know why.
The May 1st release will be the second book in a four part series scheduled for publication in 2026. Centered on the theme of rest, Freedom for the Weary Soul meets Christian women exactly where they are and invites them to rediscover the deep, soul renewing rest God promises in His Word.
In a culture that celebrates busyness, productivity, and constant connectivity, weariness has become so common that many believers no longer recognize it as a warning sign. Even devoted followers of Christ can find themselves anxious, spiritually fatigued, and wondering why peace feels distant despite their sincere faith.
This book enters that tension with compassion and clarity, guiding readers toward a biblically grounded vision of rest rooted in abiding in Christ and trusting the rhythms God designed for His people. Each chapter concludes with reflection questions and brief spiritual exercises that help readers pause, pray, and apply what they have learned. The back of the book includes study questions and practical tools designed to help individuals and groups cultivate lasting rhythms of rest.
Watch Amazon for its May 1st release.
February 6th Release: The Accusing Memory and the Freedom of the Gospel
Book Overview: The Accusing Memory and the Freedom of the Gospel invites believers to embrace the freedom Christ offers from the weight of past sins. Even though God has fully forgiven those who have trusted in Jesus, memories of failure can resurface, bringing guilt, shame, and doubt. Many Christians find themselves replaying past sins over and over, unsure whether their conscience reflects God’s gentle conviction or the Accuser’s lies. This book helps readers recognize the difference between true guilt that leads to repentance and growth and false guilt that keeps them trapped in self-condemnation and fear.
Grounded in Scripture and meant to be read alongside the Bible, this book offers practical ways to bring God’s truth into everyday life. Each chapter includes journaling prompts, and a final section of study questions encourages reflection and deeper application. Readers are gently guided to examine the lingering power of remembered sin, view the past through the lens of God’s redemption, and anchor their assurance in the promises of the gospel. With Christ as the source of hope, the author points the way to lasting peace, joy, and the freedom every believer in Him can embrace.
Bonus companion workbook now available! For a limited time you can get yours for free.
December 2025 Release: Mornings With an Everyday Theologian
Mornings With an Everyday Theologian offers more than a devotional. It invites you to see how the truth of God’s Word speaks into everyday life, in joy and grief, questions and hopes, struggles and perseverance. Each chapter weaves together Christian theology, biblical theology, and practical theology, showing how doctrine becomes not only something we believe, but something we live. The opening chapters lay a rich foundation for the doctrines of Scripture and the Triune God, forming the theological backbone for the practical themes that follow: identity, trust, rest, contentment, and more.
What begins as an accessible exploration of theology unfolds into a deeply personal spiritual journey, shaped by Scripture and by lived experience. Along the way, memories of loved ones, family stories, and meaningful moments are naturally woven into each topic. These glimpses of the author’s heritage, paired with the lives of biblical characters, offer steady companionship for the reader and gently shape the tone of these pages.
Built on four pillars, Scripture, theology, personal reflection, and practical application,this book provides a clear framework for deeper understanding while also giving space for growth. Each day includes guided Bible reading, and each week offers study questions and journaling prompts designed to help you slow down, reflect, and engage with God in meaningful ways. These rhythms nurture theological understanding and spiritual formation, helping truth take root and carry into the ordinary rhythms of daily life.
Whether read alone or with others, this book will encourage you, strengthen your walk with Christ, and invite you to rise each day with renewed intention to live faithfully where God has placed you. The author welcomes you to open your Bible, open your heart, and begin the journey of walking with God thoughtfully, honestly, and with a posture ready to receive His transforming grace.
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