Daughters of the King

Daughters of the King; Finding your Place in the Biblical Story is written by our very own Melissa Deming. Here's a little about the study.

This study will transform how you view your purpose and personal identity as a chosen and cherished Daughter of the King by helping you connect the dots between your story and God’s story for the world.

Daughters of the King is the representation of my time spent overseas, engaging a different worldview and trying to strip the Bible down to its most basic storyline. While I cater to a reader with little or no formal training in the Bible, this study would also be a refreshing read for long-time Christians who have lost their zeal for the loveliness of God’s Word and still wonder at the relevance of this divinely-inspired Book.

Daughters of the King is an eBook on the ‘big picture’ of Scripture packed
into 10 lessons. Inside this study, readers will receive a systematic look
at how the Bible is arranged around the topic of God’s kingdom and how
God’s kingdom applies to women today – as Daughters of the King.

The study is written for small group or individual use, and when readers
subscribe to my site (Hive Resources) they’ll receive a free downloadable
workbook to use along with the eBook.

Daughters of the King is a 10-lesson Bible study in eBook format for a small group or an individual struggling to find themselves on the pages of God’s Word. This study will transform how you view your purpose and personal identity as a chosen and cherished Daughter of the King by helping you connect the dots between your story and God’s story for the world. 

Daughters of the King offers readers a systematic look at how the Bible is arranged around the topic of God’s kingdom and how God’s kingdom applies to women today. This study follows the Scriptures by their canonical divisions – the Law (Torah), the Prophets and the Writings, the History Books, the Gospels, Acts, the Epistles, and the book of Revelation.

Check it out on amazon.
Or read more about it on Melissa's blog.

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