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This Girl Slays Giants Too
A Bible Study on the Battles No One Else Sees
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Everyone knows the story: a shepherd boy, a giant, five smooth stones, one impossible win. But most of the giants a girl is actually facing don't look like a nine-foot warrior. They look like a comment that wrecked her whole day, a friend group that quietly stopped including her, a mistake she can't stop replaying, a prayer that hasn't been answered yet.
This study walks through nine women in Scripture who each faced a giant like that — and one woman who became the kind of "powerful" worth staying far away from. Real biblical women, real history, real giants, written in language a teen girl actually wants to read.
You don't need a slingshot. You need to know whose strength you're standing on.
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Illustrated chapters, real teaching & honest reflection
Nine women · nine giants
“Why Does She Get Everything?”
Rachel & Leah — Genesis 29:15–30:24. The giant of comparison.
“I Just Wanted Someone to Notice Me”
The woman who reached for Jesus — Mark 5:25–34. The giant of feeling invisible.
“Nobody Thought I Could Do This”
Deborah — Judges 4:1–16. The giant of being underestimated.
“Left Out and Left Behind”
Hagar — Genesis 16 & 21. The giant of rejection.
“My Past Doesn't Get to Win”
Rahab — Joshua 2; Hebrews 11:31. The giant of a ruined reputation.
“Starting Over When Everything Fell Apart”
Ruth — Ruth 1:1–18. The giant of loss and starting again.
“Waiting for an Answer That Doesn't Come”
Hannah — 1 Samuel 1:1–20. The giant of unanswered prayer.
“Chosen, Not Cancelled”
Mary Magdalene — Luke 8; John 20. The giant of your worst moment.
“The Kind of Powerful I Don't Want to Be”
Jezebel — 1 & 2 Kings. The giant you can become yourself.
What's inside
- Nine chapters on nine real women of Scripture — with the history and culture that make their stories land.
- Teaching first, worksheet second: each chapter is weighted toward biblical insight, not pages of blanks.
- Two honest reflection questions a chapter, with room to write.
- A “one line to carry” truth at the end of every chapter.
- Full-page illustrations for every chapter — modern teen life blended with the biblical story.
- Every chapter starts on a right-hand page, designed for front-and-back printing.
Written for the teen girl — and for the mom, youth leader, mentor, or small group walking it with her. Read it alone, with a friend, or around a table.
— Nichole
This study is educational and reflective; it is not therapy, clinical advice, or pastoral counseling. Digital product; all sales final.
Common Questions
What age is this written for?
Middle school through high school. The language is plain and honest, and the Scripture is treated seriously — no talking down, no filler.
Can I print it front and back?
Yes — it's built for duplex printing, so every chapter opens on a right-hand page.
Can I use this with a youth group?
A personal copy covers one girl. For youth groups and small groups, group licenses are available in the shop.