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Continue reading →: A Day in the Life of a Bible TeacherSitting at my desk this morning after completing my lessons for the upcoming Bible workshop, I thought it appropriate to share with you what many of my days look like. My purpose in sharing these details is to shed light on the heart attitude and the many practical details. Much…
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Continue reading →: Serving Well in the Local Church“Working with children is not my gifting” she said, as the younger woman ushered her kids through the door of the preschool area. Yet, the message on the board signaling volunteers help is needed in the nursery had become a routine occurrence. It’s no secret that 20% of the church…
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Continue reading →: Looking BackWhen we are busy making plans and embarking on work for the future, reflecting on God’s work in the past is beneficial. I’ve posted this previously, but after looking back at myself this afternoon and considering where I’ve been, I wanted to share my testimony with you again. As I…
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Continue reading →: Spiritual Growth and Development in the Local ChurchThe learning process for the Christian is lifelong and ongoing. There is always room for growth, regardless of age. Many women in today’s church seem to struggle with the definition of discipleship, mainly because they have unrealistic ideas about what it should look like in the first place. Discipleship Often,…
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Continue reading →: State of ThoughtIt was a quiet afternoon when I sat poring over creeds and confessions. Water was running through our wet-weather creek and as I peered through the glass, snowflakes began to fall. I was captivated by nature’s beauty and as always, my observance of creation caused me to ponder the Creator.…
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Continue reading →: Get to Know Your Authors and SpeakersWe’re drawn in by attractive book covers, the sensationalism of Christian celebrities, and well-trained speakers. Many times, dynamic personalities trump sound doctrine. Make no mistake, the Christian market for women is a huge money maker, primarily in books and conference ticket sales. It is sad when we find so much…
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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