Everyday princess
Subtitle: daughter of the King
By: Sheila Keckler Butt
Publisher: Peaceful House Publishing
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Montgomery, Alabama
Language: eng
Number of pages: 203
ISBN-13: 9780976214045
Subjects: Teenage girls; Young women; Conduct of life
Description: Wouldn't it be awesome to be a real princess ... not just for a day ... or for a month ... but for everyday ... forever?! God invites us to be just that, and then gives us the perfect instruction manual for becoming His child and living like a courageous daughter of the King. The life of a genuine princess comes with great responsibility and fantastic reward! When we study the Word of God and apply it to our lives, we show the world what a child of God really can be. A daughter of the King lives her life doing what Jesus, the Son of God, would do. However, a true princess realizes that because she is the daughter of the King she will often be treated as His Son was treated. A daughter of God is secure in knowing that she was made in God's image and that He is the first love of her life. There are very few things quite as stunning or as powerful as an Everyday Princess: Daughter of The King! -- cover.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Meeting the love of your life or "My first love"; title: Glorifying God as a daughter or "You don't know my parents"; title: Glorifying God in My body or "Am I beautiful?"; title: Glorifying God with my mouth or "I didn't mean to say that!"; title: Glorifying God in my relationships or "I have lots of friends ... don't I?"; title: Glorifying God in my recreation or "What's a girl to do?"; title: It's a jungle out there! or "I'll be careful"; title: What about parties? or "Everyone's going!"; title: What's the big deal about dating? or "I don't want to kiss dating goodbye!"; title: How far is too far? or "Sure, I know what sex is"; title: My piece of the puzzle or "How do I fit in this world?"; title: You can be a beauty queen! or "When will I get to wear the crown?"; title: It's your turn!