Daddy-Daughter Day At Goshen

 

A Gathering of Rest, Reflection and Renewal in the Father’s Garden Vision by Pastor Gloria Gainor Welcome Message Welcome, Beloved Daughters. Today, we come not to strive but to rest — not to perform but to be still in the presence of our Heavenly Father. May this day renew your heart, refresh your mind, and remind you how deeply loved you are. This is your moment to sit at the Father’s feet and enjoy His garden of grace.
— Pastor Gloria Gainor 

Dedication This devotional is dedicated to every daughter of God who longs to rest in the arms of her Heavenly Father — to those who have served, prayed, given, and carried much. May this day remind you that you are not forgotten, not forsaken, and not finished. You are a cherished daughter of the King, called to live loved, walk in favor, and bloom in the garden of His presence. May every page draw you closer to the Father’s heart and to one another as sisters in Christ.
— With love, Pastor Gloria Gainor 

Introduction — The Vision of Daddy Daughter Day Daddy Daughter Day is a sacred time set aside for believing, God-fearing women — daughters of God — to come away and simply be with our Father. It is a day of rest, relaxation, and relationship. There is no agenda, no keynote speaker, and no pressure to perform — only time to breathe, laugh, pray, and renew your connection with the Lord and one another. 

It’s a day where the Father’s daughters gather in unity — whether in a gazebo, a prayer garden, or a peaceful room — and spend four to six hours in His presence. Together we share stories, prayer, and joy, but most importantly, we make room for the Holy Spirit to minister personally to every heart. 

On this day, we rediscover our identity as cherished daughters — not just servants, leaders, or mothers — but beloved children who can simply sit at Daddy’s feet and enjoy His love.

 

1. How God Sees His Daughters

Theme: Understanding your identity through God’s eyes.
Question: What does it mean to be “fearfully and wonderfully made”? (Psalm 139:14) 

2.The Power of Purpose

Theme: Discovering why you were born and the gifts God placed inside you.
Question: How can I use my talents and personality to serve God’s kingdom? 

3.Women in the Bible Who Changed History

Theme: Learning from Esther, Deborah, Mary, Ruth, and Priscilla.
Question: Which biblical woman inspires you most, and why? 

4.The Beauty of Obedience

Theme: Trusting God’s instructions even when it’s hard.
Question: How does obedience position us for divine favor? 

5.The Father’s Love

Theme: Experiencing God as “Abba” — a loving Father, not just a ruler.
Question: What does being “Daddy’s Daughter” mean to you personally? 

6.Healing from Rejection and Comparison

Theme: Breaking free from insecurity and learning to love yourself as God does.
Question: How can we stop measuring our worth by others and rest in who we are in Christ? 

7.Walking in Divine Favor

Theme: Recognizing that God’s favor isn’t earned — it’s received.
Question: How has God’s favor shown up unexpectedly in your life? 

8.The Call to Serve Without Losing Yourself

Theme: Balancing ministry, family, and personal peace.
Question: How can we pour into others without becoming empty ourselves? 

9.Women and the Holy Spirit

Theme: Understanding the role of the Holy Spirit as Comforter, Counselor, and Empowerer.
Question: How can the Holy Spirit guide us in everyday decisions as women of God? 

10.From Pain to Purpose

Theme: Turning your trials into testimonies.
Question: How has God used your pain to birth something powerful? 

11.The Ministry of Presence

Theme: Learning to show up — for God, for others, and for yourself.
Question: How does simply being present bring healing to others? 

12.Women of Wisdom

Theme: Becoming women who speak life and build up, not tear down.
Question: What does the “wise woman” of Proverbs 14:1 look like today? 

13.Favor in the Workplace and Marketplace

Theme: Bringing Kingdom influence into careers, businesses, and communities.
Question: How do we carry our faith into professional spaces with grace and confidence? 

14.Rest, Renewal, and Stillness

Theme: Learning to slow down and hear God’s voice.
Question: How can rest become a form of worship and trust? 

15.Becoming a Legacy Woman

Theme: Living in a way that impacts future generations for Christ.
Question: What do you want your children, grandchildren, or spiritual daughters to remember about your faith?