Chris Fabry Books in Order

Familiar fairy tales become comic parables about contemporary Christian habits, from seminary ambitions to fashionable self-help diagnoses. Through altered princes, pigs, and household dilemmas, these stories examine the gap between professed faith and everyday behavior.

Columnist Jackson Grim prints a letter criticizing changes to Hartville’s public nativity display and unleashes a townwide dispute. As atheists, clergy, and angry residents compete to defend their positions, the meaning of Christmas becomes lost in the argument.

This satirical guide examines Christian living through examples of what to avoid, including resentment, guilt-driven relationships, and resistance to self-examination. Its deliberately ineffective habits invite readers to consider how everyday behavior reflects, or undermines, their professed faith.

Vicki suspects a traitor may be drawing the Young Trib Force into a trap. Meanwhile, Judd, Lionel, and Sam try to reach Sam's father while evading Global Community forces, risking their lives to share their faith.

Judd and Lionel escape toward the Meeting of the Witnesses in Jerusalem while the other young believers pursue clues to Melinda's whereabouts. A new judgment unleashes terrifying demons, increasing the danger facing the Young Trib Force.

The final Left Behind: The Kids collection brings the Young Trib Force toward Christ's return. As the confrontation with the Global Community reaches its end, the teenagers make their last attempts to reach people who remain unsaved.

Vicki and the American Young Trib Force consider risking their lives to help believers imprisoned by Global Community police. As Nicolae Carpathia tightens his control and threatens Jerusalem, their efforts to reach undecided people become increasingly dangerous.

Bounty hunters capture Judd and Lionel on their way to Wisconsin as Global Community attacks intensify. With illness threatening the hideout and another believer missing, the Young Trib Force faces a dangerous rescue mission before Christ's expected return.

Teenagers Tim Carhardt and Jamie Maxwell approach racing with different ambitions: he wants to survive, while she dreams of becoming the first woman to win the Cup. Their lives intersect as competition tests their faith and expectations.

Gabi earns a place at an elite NASCAR training school backed by a competing team. The opportunity presents a difficult decision, and her parents encourage her to rely on faith as she considers what the next step should be.

Tim Carhardt continues searching for answers about his racing father's death while seventeen-year-old Jamie Maxwell pursues a NASCAR opportunity. Their journeys test their trust in God as personal grief and professional ambition intersect in the racing world.

Will returns from prison to Dogwood, West Virginia, hoping to reconnect with Karin, now married with children. A boy who survived the tragedy linking them and an elderly woman's intervention bring buried guilt and anger back into their lives.

Jamie Maxwell works toward earning her NASCAR license while her foster brother Tim Carhardt takes a job in the family garage. His search for information about his father's death unfolds alongside her struggle to advance in racing.

Traveling across America in an aging RV with her father, June Bug sees her own face on a missing-child notice. The discovery sends her searching for the truth about her parents and draws them toward Dogwood, West Virginia.

Gifted musician and inventor Billy Allman builds a radio station at home in Dogwood, West Virginia, hoping to serve God. An angel assigned to observe him discovers the larger significance of a life shadowed by hardship and a painful secret.

Jake and Marlee are ready to end their marriage on Christmas Eve. A strange encounter leads them through its past, present, and possible future, forcing them to reconsider the choices and expectations that have pulled them apart.

Haunted by his past, J. D. Jessup volunteers on an Arizona farm whose owner insists migrants be reported. Finding Maria nearly dead in the desert, he hides her instead, setting off events that leave them fleeing a killer.

Journalist Truman Wiley is offered work telling a condemned prisoner's story, with the man's donated heart potentially saving his son. Evidence of another killer creates an agonizing conflict between exposing injustice and preserving his child's chance to live.

Filmmaker Devin Hillis encounters Treha Langsam while documenting life at an Arizona retirement home. Her ability to connect with dementia patients and a resident's cryptic letter draw him into investigating the childhood she can barely remember.

Gary Chapman and Chris Fabry examine flawed people in Jesus's family line to explore Christian teachings about grace. Biblical stories and chapter studies connect those lives with questions of love, forgiveness, and grace as a gift rather than an achievement.

Aspiring musician Jed King falls for Rose and writes a song that brings sudden fame. As success exposes him to the temptations that damaged his father's life, their relationship faces questions of loyalty, forgiveness, and identity.

Real estate agent Elizabeth Jordan struggles with constant arguments and her husband's demanding career. Meeting elderly widow Clara Williams introduces her to a dedicated prayer room, prompting her to reconsider how faith might help her confront her family's troubles.

English professor Paige Redwine's carefully controlled life changes when Treha Langsam enters her classroom. Treha is the daughter Paige secretly placed for adoption as a teenager, forcing Paige to confront whether she can reveal their connection.

Matt Plumley forms close friendships with Jesse Woods and Dickie after moving to West Virginia in 1972. Years after a traumatic night separates them, news of Jesse's wedding sends him home to uncover the truth behind a broken promise.

A West Virginia community faces renewed coal development while elderly Ruby Freeman returns to confront a long-hidden secret. The present-day struggle for land intertwines with her childhood friendship and the tragedy that divided Beulah Mountain in 1933.

A factory closure devastates coach John Harrison's town and basketball team, forcing him to take over cross-country instead. Working with an aspiring runner and listening to a new friend challenges his understanding of success, identity, and faith.

Millionaire Gideon Quidley hides his fortune in West Virginia and leaves Bible verses as clues. Radio broadcaster TD Lovett resists the treasure frenzy until an estranged friend disappears, pulling him into a search that challenges his own priorities.

As adopted teenager David Colton approaches adulthood, he wants to understand his birth story. Contact from his birth mother Melissa through the adoption agency begins a tentative connection, raising questions for him, his adoptive parents, and the woman who relinquished him.

Facing the early stages of Alzheimer’s, Grayson Hayes feels compelled to make amends for a past wrong he can no longer clearly recall. A journey to his West Virginia childhood home becomes a search for memory, forgiveness, and faith.

After his father’s departure, teenager Isaiah spends his days gaming until his mother demands a change. A job at Moore Fitness brings him under Joshua Moore’s mentorship, challenging his anger and offering a different vision of responsibility and faith.