Book cover for Kingdom Legacy: A Father-Daughter Anointing by Sarah Davis

Kingdom Legacy

A Father-Daughter Anointing

2021 Released
104 Pages
1-2 Hours
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Sarah DavisISBN 9780578345260

What is a kingdom legacy?


Sometimes we struggle, thinking, God, what are You doing now? That's when we need to remember that He has the whole race mapped out ahead of us. He is at the finish line. Kingdom Legacy takes a look at life in the Big Picture from God's perspective.


Life is a not a sprint, but a marathon. We don't run this race on our own. We run with God, and He gives us the grace to finish well. There is a generation that will continue the race and carry the baton further based on the choices we determine today.


In Kingdom Legacy, Sarah Davis shares a series of eight lessons for all those God has called to walk in His kingdom authority and wisdom. Come along on the journey!

Sarah Davis

Sarah Davis began illustrating picture books in 2008, and is now ruined for any other career. She has an honours degree in literature, and her love of language and narrative underpins her illustration work - as a self-taught artist, she is constantly experimenting with new ways to tell stories visually. She has illustrated more than 30 books with major publishers and been shortlisted for numerous awards in Australia and New Zealand. Her most well-known work includes the Fearless series (written by Colin Thompson), the Marmaduke Duck series (written by Juliette MacIver) and the Violet Mackerel series (written by Anna Branford). Sarah is an ambassador for Room to Read, and the Illustrator Coordinator for the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (Australia East/NZ). Zeep the Irresistible is the first picture book written and illustrated by Sarah.

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