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Continue reading →: Navigating the Evolving Landscape of InformationWhen I think of my mother-in-law, the picture that comes to mind is vivid: she’s at the kitchen table with a steaming cup of coffee, the newspaper spread wide before her. She would scan the headlines, then move with quiet determination to the crossword puzzle, pencil in hand, completely absorbed…
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Continue reading →: Marveling at the God Who Holds It All TogetherWhen We Forget Who God Is There’s something deeply comforting about being known. We long to be seen, understood, and loved. Scripture tells us that the God who knows us fully is also the only true God, the God who made heaven and earth, who revealed Himself in Christ, and…
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Continue reading →: Hope in the Hardest PlacesWhat suffering are you carrying today? Is it grief that lingers, illness that drains, or a disappointment that has shaken your heart? Every one of us will walk through seasons of pain. But here is the good news: if you belong to Christ, you never walk through them alone. The…
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Continue reading →: Choosing Praise in Every SeasonThere are days when joy feels effortless, and then there are days when it feels like work. Maybe you’ve experienced that too, the moments when gratitude flows easily and the moments when your heart feels heavy. Yet Scripture reminds us that joy and praise are not tied to life’s ups…
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Continue reading →: The Notes I Cannot Write, and the Word That Cannot FailI have always loved the simple discipline of notetaking, whether during my own Bible study or while listening to my pastor’s sermons. Writing has been a way for me to process God’s Word, and hold on to the truths that shape my life. Over the years, I filled three whole…
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Continue reading →: Unshaken: Trusting God Through the Voice of the ProphetsWhen was the last time you opened one of the Old Testament prophets and really listened? It’s easy to read the prophets like faded history, strange names, ancient places, harsh warnings. But the truth is, these were real people, speaking to real situations, and some feel strangely familiar to our…
Debbie Swindell is an Arkansas wife, mother, and grandmother with more than forty years of ministry experience. A published author and freelance writer, she has taught women and children, led Bible workshops and seminars, served in jail ministry and Bible distribution, and shared the gospel internationally. She has also served women through biblical counseling in both home-based ministry and nonprofit settings. Trained in Christian ministry and biblical counseling, Debbie is devoted to discipling and mentoring women in the local church, with a deep passion to help them know God’s Word, study it with understanding, and live it faithfully, especially in life’s hardest seasons.
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