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Continue reading →: Theology is All-Important to DiscipleshipThe significance of theology in discipleship is often underestimated. Yet, it serves as a cornerstone in steering the path toward spiritual growth and maturity. Mere belief in Christianity without follow-up needs to be improved. Authentic discipleship necessitates the adoption of specific beliefs and doctrines that underpin our faith. But how…
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Continue reading →: Who Am I? Finding Our True Identity in ChristIn today’s culture, women are bombarded with identity labels—career titles, relationship statuses, social media followings, appearances, education, and more. Everywhere we turn, there are subtle (and not-so-subtle) suggestions about who we should be. It’s easy to lose ourselves in the shuffle, to root our worth in how productive, popular, or…
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Continue reading →: When Hearts Grow WearyAs I sit in the quiet today, reflecting on matters of the heart—both literal and spiritual—my thoughts return to moments that have shaped our family’s story. My husband became a heart patient at an early age, and now, years later, our daughter walks a similar path. Their journeys are daily…
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Continue reading →: What Else Can You Teach Us?I remember my Bible study class ending with that same question, “What else can you teach us?” It stayed with me for months and inspired me to organize women’s Bible workshops. Have you ever wondered what else you can learn from the Bible? These workshops are a unique opportunity to…
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Continue reading →: The Theology of Romans 5-8 and the Life of Elisabeth ElliotElisabeth Elliot’s unshakeable faith in God throughout her progressive sanctification is a truly inspiring example. Her life is a reflection of the teachings of Paul on Justification, Sanctification, and Glorification. As Christians, we exist between these bookends, and while some of us undergo sanctification more progressively than others, what matters…
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Continue reading →: Slow Down and Walk with the SpiritLife comes at us fast. Between deadlines, appointments, family obligations, and the constant buzz of digital distractions, it’s easy to get swept up in the pace of the world. Our culture often equates success with productivity, material wealth, and social influence. But somewhere amid the hustle and striving, our souls…
Debbie Swindell is devoted to discipling and mentoring women in her community, the local church, and through her home-based ministry. With a deep passion to help them know God’s Word, she guides them to study it with understanding, and live it faithfully, especially in life’s hardest seasons. Debbie is the author of Mornings With an Everyday Theologian and The Freedom Series. She writes from her home in the Arkansas River valley.
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