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Daughters of the King is a five-day-a-week companion podcast to the Daughters of the King Bible study, walking through the lives of eight women of the Old Testament. Each short episode gives you that day's theme, reads the Scripture aloud, and closes in prayer — just a few minutes you can listen to during your quiet time, on a commute, or while doing the dishes. It's not a replacement for your workbook, just another way to let what you're learning sink in. Written by Alekka Coniaris and Christina Jackson, joined for one week each by Jen Chibucos and Jennifer Boynton — real women, real lives, chasing after the same truth: we are daughters of the King.

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Freed from the Curse

2026/11/01

We close out Ruth’s week by zooming out to see where her story was headed all along — straight into the family line of King David, and ultimately, Jesus. We read Ruth 4:13–17 and Galatians 3:10–14.

Fulfilling the Law

2026/10/31

A nearer relative turns down the chance to redeem Ruth and Naomi — so Boaz steps in. We read Ruth 4 and see a clear picture of our own Guardian-Redeemer.

Uncovered Feet & A Garment of Protection

2026/10/30

Naomi sends Ruth to the threshing floor with a bold plan, and Boaz responds with character to match. We read Ruth 3 and talk about what it means to take shelter under God’s wing.

God's Sovereignty

2026/10/29

Ruth ends up gleaning in exactly the right field — and it’s no accident. We read Ruth 2 and meet the Hebrew word go’el, the guardian-redeemer who’s about to change everything.

Loss and Loyalty

2026/10/28

Two women lose everything, and one makes a vow of loyalty that’s still quoted today. We read all of Ruth 1 and ask what it actually cost Ruth to say it.

The Song of Deborah

2026/10/25

We close out Deborah’s week with her entire victory song, and circle back to a phrase from Week One that describes exactly who she was. We read Judges 5 and Hebrews 11:32.

Unlikely Hero

2026/10/24

Sisera runs from the battlefield — straight into the hands of the one person nobody expected. We read Judges 4:17–22 and 5:24–27 and meet Jael, the week’s most unlikely hero.

How Did He Do It?

2026/10/23

Nine hundred iron chariots, and Israel still wins. We read Judges 4:13–17 and 5:4–5, 19–21 and watch God command the weather itself to win a battle Israel had no business winning.

Courageous Obedience

2026/10/22

Barak’s famous request — that Deborah come with him into battle — has earned him an unfair reputation. We read Judges 4:6–16 and look at what his response actually reveals about obedience.

Prophet & Judge

2026/10/21

Before the drama even begins, we meet the cycle Israel keeps falling into — and the woman God raises up as both judge and prophet to break it. We read Judges 2:16–19 and 4:1–7 and ask what it means to forget what God has done.

Three Scenes, One Story

2026/10/18

We close out Miriam’s week by looking at her whole story at once — the watchful little girl, the worship-leading prophet, and the sister who needed healing. We ask what grace and compassion look like when we hold a whole life together.

The Lord's Discipline

2026/10/17

Miriam faces real consequences for her words. We read Hebrews 12:5–7 and ask a harder question: can God’s discipline actually be an expression of His love?

Why were you not afraid?

2026/10/16

Miriam and Aaron turn on Moses, and we watch God confront them directly. We read Numbers 12:1–15 and sit with what happens when jealousy and false narratives creep into close relationships.

Miriam: Prophet and Worship Leader

2026/10/15

Years later, Miriam reappears — no longer the little girl watching from the riverbank, but a prophet leading God’s people in worship. We read Exodus 15:19–21 and talk about what it actually means to be called a prophet.

Six Courageous Women

2026/10/14

Before we even meet Miriam by name, we meet five other women who risk everything to defy a king. We read Exodus 1:15–22 and 2:1–10 and ask what it looks like to fear God more than we fear the people with power over us.