Becoming His: Finding Your Place as a Daughter of God

by Jenny Erlingsson

Where does a woman find her identity?

Take an engaging journey back through time, and receive a behind-the-scenes look at some of the key women in the Bible.

Through a creative blend of gripping narrative and relevant reflections, Jenny Erlingsson tells the powerful stories of both well-known and obscure women of Scripture—Esther, Mary, Ruth, Huldah, Jael, Tamar, Noah’s wife, and others. Their timeless examples hold the key to finding your God-given identity today.

Once you discover what God says about you in His Word, you can stand firm through struggles, receive His promises, and experience true freedom.

You are His. Let this identity govern your life!

Your greatest victories are on the other side of embracing your identity as God’s beloved daughter!

200 pages, Paperback

Published December 1, 2016

About the author

Jenny Erlingsson is an Alabama born author and speaker of Nigerian descent, who has been an avid writer and reader since her childhood. She writes to encourage deeply rooted Christ-centered Identity, Intimacy and Influence. After working stateside in Jr. High and Women’s ministry, she lives in Iceland with her Viking husband and their four adorably feisty children. From there, Jenny continues her passion for writing, creating and encouraging others. When she’s not running after her kids or ministering alongside her husband, she can be found writing deeply-rooted novels and non-fiction, and encouraging others with a bit of Icelandic chocolate on the side. Learn more at jennyerlingsson.com.

Reviews

[Alexandria · Rating 5 out of 5]

Beautifully written book. I’ve learned so much about the women of the Bible from this book. I’ve been reading”Becoming His” on and off this year and finally finished it! This book was a wonderful close to 2022.

[Ruth Potinu · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love the gems of wisdom hidden in these pages.

[Kaitlyn Hoyer · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was good! Would recommend for young women even teenage girls because it’s short light but powerful and thought provoking.