Marie Chapian Books in Order

Written for children, this introduction explores the Christian qualities described as fruit of the Holy Spirit. The illustrated book presents religious teaching at a young reader’s level, encouraging an understanding of how those qualities are connected with spiritual life.

Brief text and illustrations introduce children to the Holy Spirit within Christian belief. The book offers a simple starting point for young readers learning religious ideas, connecting an explanation of the Spirit with its relationship to their own lives.

Sold into slavery by his father as a small child decades after emancipation, Robert Sadler endures abuse and seeks freedom. His life story follows that struggle and the Christian ministry through which he later dedicates himself to helping others.

Backus and Chapian describe how damaging beliefs can shape emotions, behavior and relationships. Their Bible-based approach asks readers to recognize negative self-talk, challenge its assumptions and replace it with ideas intended to support a more satisfying emotional life.

Chapian explores how to develop peace and contentment despite discouraging circumstances and emotional upheaval. Questions, quizzes and practical lists encourage readers to examine their responses, recognize personal strengths and consider their lives through a Christian understanding of individual worth.

Cathy Webb recounts why she withdrew testimony that had sent Gary Dotson to prison for rape six years earlier. Her account examines the consequences of her accusation and the Christian conversion she says compelled her to tell the truth.

Devotions, personal anecdotes and prayers address the pressures and uncertainties of adolescence. Chapian considers relationships, confidence, anxiety, anger and fear of failure, offering teenagers a Christian framework for reflecting on their feelings and everyday encounters with other people.

Actor Gavin MacLeod and his wife Patti recount the strains that Hollywood placed on their relationship and the breakdown of their marriage. Their shared account describes how Christian faith and renewed trust helped bring them back together again.

Daily Christian meditations invite readers to reflect on Scripture as a way of understanding God’s thoughts and guidance. Chapian emphasizes closeness, friendship and committed discipleship, encouraging an attentive spiritual life grounded in a personal relationship with God.

Drawing on Scripture, these Christian devotions consider blessings such as joy, strength, peace and new life as gifts from God. Chapian encourages readers to pause, listen and reflect on what those gifts suggest about spiritual identity and purpose.

Daily devotions and Bible passages invite teenagers to reflect on relationships, school and family life. Chapian connects ordinary adolescent experiences with Christian faith, offering a framework for thinking about personal challenges and the people encountered throughout the day.

These Christian meditations explore a loving God’s desire for relationship with people and the significance of their responses. Chapian considers how doubt, fear, longing and everyday needs can become part of a more intimate spiritual life through Scripture.

Daily meditations consider God as a source of joy within Christian life. Chapian invites readers to make space for regular spiritual reflection, using the devotional form to focus attention on the relationship between faith and a joyful outlook.

Daily readings draw on biblical promises to explore strength during upheaval, uncertainty and change. Chapian invites readers to reflect on God’s faithfulness and care, presenting a devotional path toward hope, spiritual confidence and a renewed sense of personal worth.

Coyle and Chapian present a Christian approach to eating, weight and body image as parts of a broader way of living. Their guide brings together diet, nutrition and health with biblical principles, emphasizing realistic and sustainable everyday habits.

Eight-year-old Alula-Belle arrives in the town of KneeBend-on-Limber surrounded by an extraordinary cloud of butterflies. Her unusual appearance sets the scene for a children’s adventure in which meeting her changes the lives of the people around her.

Alula-Belle discovers that the Pickle Necks are spoiling a beach by pouring pickle juice into its ice cream. Determined to stop them, she takes on a problem threatening the place and sets out to help put things right.

Marie Chapian examines biblical accounts of angels alongside testimonies of encounters in contemporary Christian life. She considers their roles in guidance, worship, and personal faith, presenting her understanding of how angelic activity relates to believers today.

Young people encounter angels and journey into heaven, returning with experiences that change their lives and those around them. This story for young readers introduces a series of spiritual adventures exploring the effects of extraordinary encounters on ordinary life.

John Ramsey recounts the deaths of his daughters and wife, the scrutiny following JonBenét's murder, and his struggle to find hope. With Marie Chapian, he reflects on grief, public suspicion, and the faith that sustained him.

This year-long devotional offers daily reflections written in the voice of Jesus. Marie Chapian focuses on divine compassion, reassurance, and love, inviting readers to build a regular practice of reflection and approach everyday uncertainty through faith.

Marie Chapian offers daily prayers centred on gratitude through both joy and hardship. The devotional encourages readers to deepen their awareness of God's love and make praise and thankfulness part of their everyday spiritual lives.

Marie Chapian introduces the Christian practice of silent prayer and meditation, tracing its history and addressing questions about its place in faith. Guided exercises encourage readers to cultivate stillness and a deeper awareness of God amid everyday noise.