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Continue reading →: Worship First, Witness Always: Why Evangelism Begins with WorshipDo you believe the Bible can be trusted? If so, then we must ask: Do we love people enough to tell them what it says? At the heart of Christian life and theology is worship, adoring God for who He is and what He’s done. The Church exists first and foremost…
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Continue reading →: Aging with Grace, Grit, and a Side of MedicareI Turn 65 Today I half-hoped for a divine upgrade. Maybe the ability to remember where I left my phone or all my passwords without a spreadsheet. Instead, I woke up with an aching back, a rogue chin hair, and an odd excitement about senior discounts and Medicare. How do…
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Continue reading →: 47 Years: Love and the Long Road of Grace“Let love and faithfulness never leave you… write them on the tablet of your heart.” -Proverbs 3:3 Forty-seven years ago today, I walked down the church aisle on my father’s arm, heart pounding, eyes fixed on the curly-haired, blue-eyed man standing at the front. The sanctuary adorned with the colors of…
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Continue reading →: A Christian’s Response to the Texas Flooding: Trusting the Sovereign God in the Aftermath of TragedyThe recent flooding in Texas has left behind devastation that words can scarcely capture. Families are grieving unimaginable losses. Children are missing. Entire communities are struggling. It’s in moments like these that deep questions rise to the surface. Among them: Where is God in all of this? As an Arkansan, I…
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Continue reading →: Trading Clicks for TruthWe live in an age of constant content. Books, blogs, podcasts, devotionals, and social media flood us with Christian teaching faster than we can absorb. While many of these voices offer encouragement and insight, it’s easy to mistake knowing a teacher for knowing the Word, and that’s a costly confusion. Too often, we follow…
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Continue reading →: Faithfulness in the ShadowsMost who call themselves Christians are drawn to the spectacular. We chase the next big thing, emotion-filled moments, powerful personalities, and public platforms. We look for experiences that dazzle rather than stand in awe of what God has already graciously given us in the gospel. But God, in His steadfast…
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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