Lysa TerKeurst Books in Order

Designed as a guided journal to use alongside I Want to Trust You, but I Don’t, this resource offers questions, creative exercises, Scriptures, and prayers. It helps readers process their own trust stories, discern what safety looks like, and move toward healthier relationships.

Written with input from a counselor and a theologian, this book speaks to those facing a divorce they never wanted. Lysa addresses common questions about God, anger, loneliness, and the future, offering biblical perspective and practical steps for grieving and rebuilding.

After experiencing deep betrayal, Lysa tackles the question of how to trust again—God, others, and even your own judgment. She unpacks relational red flags, the impact of trauma, and practical ways to rebuild wise, grounded trust without becoming cynical.

You’re Going to Make It is a 50-day devotional with paired morning and evening readings. Lysa invites readers in hard seasons to receive biblical truth each day, release heavy emotions to God at night, and remember that this painful chapter is not their whole story.

Coauthored with theologian Joel Muddamalle, this Bible study traces Jesus’ presence through both Old and New Testaments. Over thirty days, readers explore portraits, prophecies, and patterns that point to Christ, learning to see Him more clearly in Scripture and in daily life.

This combined edition brings together two of Lysa’s classics—What Happens When Women Say Yes to God and What Happens When Women Walk in Faith. It guides women toward daily obedience and long-term perseverance, with personal Bible study sections after each chapter.

This revised and condensed version of Made to Crave helps readers break the “I’ll start again Monday” cycle with food and dieting. Lysa focuses on finding a deeper spiritual motivation, making peace with your body, and forming healthier habits with God’s help.

Good Boundaries and Goodbyes offers biblical, therapeutic insight on how to love others without losing yourself. Lysa explains why healthy limits matter, how to communicate them clearly, and when it’s necessary to step back from relationships that have become destructive.

Written with her daughter Hope, this book encourages teen girls and young women to say yes to God’s invitations. It explains how following Him leads beyond a “just getting by” life into a more adventurous, purposeful walk of obedience and trust.

Created with the Proverbs 31 team, this eight-week study traces the storyline of Scripture in forty readings. It highlights major themes, shows how they connect to our deepest longings, and helps readers see how Jesus fulfills the Bible’s big promises.

Seeing Beautiful Again offers 50 devotions for seasons of disappointment and hardship. Through Scripture, reflections, and prayer prompts, Lysa encourages readers to process their pain with God and begin noticing small signs of redemption in parts of their story that feel broken.

Trustworthy is a six-session Bible study through 1 and 2 Kings that looks at leaders who struggled to rely on God. Lysa helps participants identify their own patterns of distrust and learn practical ways to rest in God’s character rather than in control.

Writing out of her own season of shattered expectations, Lysa wrestles with why life can feel so unfair. She shows how God meets us in disappointment, how to process grief and unanswered prayers, and how to cling to hope when circumstances don’t change quickly.

Embraced is a collection of 100 short devotions for women in every season of life. Through Scripture, honest stories, and simple prayers, Lysa points readers back to the steady love of God in the middle of everyday busyness, questions, and pain.

This Bible study explores the “I AM” statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John, filmed on location in Israel. Lysa invites readers to trade emptiness and spiritual fatigue for the security and satisfaction that come from knowing who Jesus is.

Drawing from her own stories of abandonment and insecurity, Lysa explores how rejection seeps into our view of ourselves and of God. She helps readers examine the roots of feeling left out and learn to live loved, grounded in God’s acceptance.

The Best Yes helps women drowning in demands learn to make wiser decisions. Lysa explains how to escape the “disease to please,” say small noes without guilt, and reserve energy for assignments that truly align with God’s calling and priorities.

This participant’s guide is built for small groups studying Unglued with the video sessions. It includes discussion questions, personal reflection prompts, and practical exercises to help women apply Lysa’s teaching on emotions and relationships to real-life situations.

Designed as a companion to Unglued, this 60-day devotional helps readers practice healthier emotional reactions one small step at a time. Each day features Scripture, a brief reflection, and a simple prayer focused on processing fear, anger, regret, and stress with God.

Unglued addresses what happens when emotions run wild and we either stuff or explode. Through stories and Bible teaching, Lysa offers language, tools, and hope for responding more calmly, resolving conflict, and letting God use emotions instead of being ruled by them.

Adapted for teens, this book addresses emotional, physical, and material cravings—from body image to dating and spending. Lysa and coauthor Shaunti Feldhahn help young women turn those longings toward God and discover a deeper, more lasting satisfaction in Him.

This 60-day devotional extends the message of Made to Crave, helping readers redirect their cravings from food to God. Each short entry includes Scripture, a key thought, and a prayer that gently supports both physical health goals and spiritual growth.

Rather than offering another diet plan, Made to Crave looks at the spiritual and emotional roots of unhealthy eating. Lysa shows how learning to crave God first can reshape food choices, break discouraging cycles, and lead to more sustainable lifestyle change.

Lysa walks readers through the hard work of forgiveness when apologies never come and losses can’t be undone. She offers a practical, Bible-based process for releasing resentment, making peace with painful memories, and believing that goodness is still possible ahead.

With humor and honesty, Lysa speaks to moms who worry they’re getting everything wrong. She offers biblical encouragement, practical ideas, and short studies to help mothers release guilt, ditch perfectionism, and parent from a place of grace and trust in God.

This book is for women who do “all the right Christian things” yet still feel spiritually dry. Lysa shares how she moved from going through the motions to experiencing God personally, connecting Bible study to everyday decisions, relationships, and emotions.

Lysa invites women to notice God’s invitations in everyday life and respond with a willing yes. Through personal stories and Scripture, she explains how simple acts of obedience can deepen intimacy with God and open surprising opportunities to serve Him.

This Proverbs 31 Ministries devotional gathers daily readings from multiple writers, including Lysa. Each entry features a key verse, a short reflection, a prayer, and an application step aimed at helping women live out their faith in ordinary, real-world circumstances.

Using five “phases of faith,” from leaving comfort to seeing God’s promises fulfilled, this book shows how small, obedient steps can lead to big changes. Lysa blends Bible stories and her own journey to encourage women to follow God’s call.

Written for wives, this practical guide unpacks eight key needs most husbands share—spiritual, emotional, physical, and more. Lysa offers stories, Bible teaching, and simple ideas to help women love their husbands well and strengthen their marriages.