Resources
A growing collection of books, Bible studies, and printable resources created to encourage your walk with God and deepen your understanding of Scripture.
40 Days with the Daughters of the Story
A 40-Day Devotional Journal to encourage, inspire, and draw you closer to the Heart of God.
Walk alongside 40 women of Scripture and discover the faith, courage, heartbreak, perseverance, and hope found in their stories.
Each day includes a devotional reflection, space to journal, and prompts designed to help you consider not only her story, but what her story might mean in your life today.
40 Days. 40 Women. One Faithful God.
The stories of the women of Scripture are far too many to fit within the pages of one book.
Meet five more daughters: Hagar, Lot’s Wife, Rebekah, Leah, and Rachel. Each free companion study follows the same heart as 40 Days with the Daughters of the Story, inviting you to look more closely at her story, what she carried, what she can teach us, and what her life might mean for ours today.
Meet Five More Daughters
Hagar
She ran into the wilderness believing she was alone. There, Hagar discovered something remarkable: God saw her.
Lot’s Wife
Her story is told in only a few verses, yet her final look back has echoed for generations. Her story invites us to consider what we are being asked to leave behind, and what can happen when our hearts remain where we can no longer stay.
Rebekah
Rebekah’s story begins with a simple act of kindness and a willingness to serve. Her life reminds us that faith, courage, and human choices can become woven together in ways we never expected.
Leah
Leah knew what it was to live in the shadow of someone else and to long to be loved. Her story reminds us that God sees our worth even when we feel overlooked, and that our story is not defined by who failed to choose us.
Rachel
Rachel was deeply loved, yet her life carried longing, waiting, and heartbreak. Her story reminds us that being loved does not spare us from sorrow, and that God is still present in the places where our deepest hopes and hardest losses meet.