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Continue reading →: Trusting GodI sat across from the younger woman and as we enjoyed our lunch, I said “My plate is literally empty.” Ironically, I wasn’t referring to the plate resting on the table in front of me but rather the squares on my calendar, the to-do list, and the usual stack of files…
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Continue reading →: Book Recommendations: Doctrine of God’s CreaturesWith this post I am recommending books for those readers who might wish to study the Doctrine of God’s Creatures. In the way of systematic theologies, there are many good theologians when considering this doctrine. But, for the new learner, I recommend Michael Horton’s Bible College version entitled Pilgrim Theology.…
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Continue reading →: The Importance of Handling Scriptures RightyI am delighted to share another guest post by Jennifer Pipes, who served as one of the speakers for yesterday’s Bible interpretation workshop. In her writing, you will get a glimpse of what she shared with us. In addition, Jennifer is an assistant teacher for the Wednesday night class, Knowing…
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Continue reading →: Growing and Serving in the Life of the ChurchFor most families the month of August signals a new school year. For me, the academic year brings opportunities to serve my sisters in Christ. Beginning this Saturday, an added opportunity presents itself in the form of a workshop for Bible interpretation. Additional workshops are anticipated for the future with…
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Continue reading →: Are your feelings guiding your faith?As I look around today, reading and listening to evangelical voices, I find many Christians who believe faith is something mystical that pits feelings against using our brains. Are your feelings guiding your faith as a determiner of truth? Women were made emotional creatures and many times if we aren’t careful,…
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Continue reading →: The Thick Morning FogWarfare in the Streets We stepped off the streetcar onto the concrete landing, the Southern heat radiating from the pavement like waves. That’s when we saw her—motionless, sprawled across the sidewalk. A young woman, sound asleep, her skirt hiked up, garters exposed, her vulnerability laid bare. Evidence of a hard…
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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