If you know me, you know I am unashamedly a conservative Southern Baptist. Most of the year, I teach Christian theology classes and lead Bible studies for women in my church. 2016, I began pursuing biblical knowledge to serve Christ’s church better. Not far into my training, I discovered my need to be a lifelong learner. Still, my journey continues as my best learning occurs under my pastor’s expositional preaching.
Through discipleship, biblical counseling, and mentoring, I teach women to read wisely, think deeply, and live biblically. I often meet women amid life transitions and in those difficult times, I compassionately walk alongside to help them find answers by applying solid truth to daily life. You can read more here. While mentoring, I teach women to assess their long-term goals and values so God’s glory might be displayed in their profound impact on church and family.
There was a time when my writing was in print. That’s fun, but now, that’s less of a priority. So, what am I up to, and why am I blogging again? Whether life lessons, biblical precepts, or book recommendations, I often pass on tidbits of truth that will aid my teaching, mentoring, discipleship, or counseling. If you read my blog posts, I encourage you to open a Bible to access noted passages and examine specific scriptures for yourself (1 Thessalonians 5:21).
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Debbie Swindell 