Max Lucado Books in Order

A guided journal for readers practicing the prayer ideas in *Before Amen*. It provides space to write prayers, reflect on Scripture, and build a regular habit.

A study companion to *Before Amen* that helps groups talk about prayer. It includes questions and prompts for moving from uncertainty toward honest conversation with God.

A warm book for fathers and children about making time together count. Its short reflections and ideas encourage attention, play, faith, and everyday connection.

A brief book for readers wrestling with whether God can be trusted in a painful world. Lucado responds with Scripture, grace, and an emphasis on God's steady love.

Chelsea Chambers is overwhelmed by grief and questions when a strange visitor arrives at her struggling cafe. This fictional story explores loss, faith, community, and the possibility of miracles.

A small collection of ready-to-use prayers for ordinary needs and difficult moments. Lucado offers simple words for gratitude, worry, forgiveness, guidance, and hope.

A simple retelling of the first Christmas for young readers. It follows Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the birth of Jesus with warm, clear language.

A small-group guide for exploring *Glory Days*. It helps participants discuss courage, God's promises, obstacles, and living with confidence rather than defeat.

A daily devotional with short readings about God's companionship in both joyful and difficult moments. It is built for readers seeking a steady daily word of encouragement.

A concise devotional reminder that readers do not face every battle alone. Lucado draws on biblical promises to encourage courage, prayer, and trust.

An encouraging book for graduates and young adults at a new beginning. Lucado writes about decisions, purpose, identity, faith, and taking the next step.

A collection of short prayers for children and families to share at bedtime. The prayers cover gratitude, safety, forgiveness, loved ones, and restful sleep.

Lucado pauses over the six hours Jesus spent on the cross. His reflections connect Christ's suffering with forgiveness, suffering, love, and hope for wounded people.

Lucado returns to Bethlehem to explore the personal meaning of Christmas. He connects Jesus' birth with hope for loneliness, fear, shame, and the need to be welcomed.

A Bible study through the New Testament that helps readers place their lives within God's larger story. It explores purpose, identity, and the possibility of a changed future.

A small prayer collection for graduates stepping into a new season. It offers words for decisions, courage, purpose, gratitude, and trust.

A guided study of ten biblical women and the faith questions their stories raise. It provides Scripture, reflection, and discussion material for individuals or groups.

Using Philippians 4, Lucado offers a practical path for confronting anxiety through prayer, gratitude, and trust. The book speaks to persistent worry without offering easy fixes.

Lucado uses Israel's entrance into the promised land to explore courage and God's provision. He encourages readers to move beyond merely surviving toward faithful, hopeful living.

A child-friendly book that helps young readers name fears and remember they are not alone. Its calm message encourages courage, prayer, and trust in God.

A compact encouragement for readers stuck in worry. Lucado offers simple reminders about prayer, trust, and choosing faith when the mind keeps racing.

A short devotional resource for children or families dealing with anxious feelings. Lucado offers simple reminders about giving worries to God and finding peace.

A concise introduction to Jesus' identity, life, teachings, death, and resurrection. Lucado writes for readers who want a clear, accessible starting point.

A brief devotional reflection on worship as more than music or a weekly gathering. Lucado invites readers to respond to God with gratitude, attention, and trust.

A children's book that introduces God's faithfulness through simple words and illustrations. It reassures young readers that God's promises can be trusted.

A guided study of Colossians and Philemon, with attention to Christ's sufficiency, forgiveness, relationships, and life in a faithful community.

A study guide through Galatians that explores freedom, grace, faith, and life led by the Spirit. It works for individual reading or group discussion.

A study guide through Hebrews that explores perseverance, faith, Jesus' priesthood, and the call to keep going when belief feels costly.

A practical study through James, focusing on wisdom, speech, trials, faith in action, and the everyday shape of a faithful life.

A guided study through Philippians, with questions and reflections on joy, humility, worry, contentment, and life centered on Christ.

A guided introduction to Revelation that emphasizes worship, endurance, hope, and God's final victory. It is designed to make a difficult biblical book more approachable.

A concise devotional book about the hope Christians place in God beyond present circumstances. Lucado points readers toward promises that remain when life feels unstable.

A collection that pairs biblical promises with short prayers and reflections. It helps readers turn Scripture into personal conversation with God during daily life.

Lucado builds a case for hope around key promises of God. The book addresses uncertainty, fear, suffering, and death with a focus on what believers can hold onto.

A gift-sized gathering of promises from Scripture selected to encourage hope. It is meant for short reading during uncertain, fearful, or discouraging seasons.

A group-study companion to *Unshakable Hope*. It offers discussion questions and exercises for exploring God's promises in the face of everyday challenges.

A small collection of uplifting reflections about choosing gratitude, kindness, and trust today. It is designed as a quick source of encouragement.

Lucado argues that lasting joy often grows when people serve, encourage, and make room for others. The book offers practical habits for a less self-focused life.

A discussion guide for exploring how generosity, encouragement, and service shape a more joyful life. It is built for practical group conversation and reflection.

A study guide through Daniel and Esther, focusing on courage, faithfulness, wisdom, and trusting God in unfamiliar or risky situations.

A guided study of rebuilding, leadership, prayer, and community through Ezra and Nehemiah. It invites readers to consider renewal after loss or disruption.

A guided study through selected Psalms, with attention to prayer, praise, fear, grief, trust, and honest conversation with God.

A brief encouragement for readers who need a fresh start after failure, disappointment, or change. Lucado points toward grace, forgiveness, and the possibility of beginning again.

A brief reassurance for people in a hard season. Lucado offers Scripture-based reminders that help, strength, and God's presence are available when needed.

Lucado looks at Jesus' miracles in John to reassure readers facing isolation and helplessness. The book emphasizes God's presence and power in situations that feel beyond control.

A Bible edition arranged to present Scripture as one unfolding narrative. It helps readers follow the larger story from creation through redemption and the early church.

Lucado centers this book on John 3:16 and its message of God's love, salvation, and eternal life. It offers a straightforward introduction to the heart of the gospel.

Lucado explores the Holy Spirit as God's present help for ordinary believers. He writes about guidance, comfort, courage, prayer, and living with a less lonely faith.

A concise invitation to make prayer the first response rather than the last resort. Lucado offers practical encouragement for readers who want a simpler prayer life.

Lucado reflects on biblical figures whose lives show faith in action. The book uses their stories to encourage readers facing ordinary choices, setbacks, and questions.

One hundred short devotions that help children learn about God's faithfulness in everyday life. Each entry offers a simple lesson, Scripture focus, and encouragement.

A collection of simple bedtime prayers for young children and the adults who read with them. The prayers cover gratitude, comfort, family, and restful sleep.

A devotional collection for readers facing anxiety and racing thoughts. Lucado provides short pauses built around Scripture, prayer, calm, and trust.

Using the life of Jacob, Lucado writes about a God who keeps working with flawed people. The book addresses failure, change, second chances, and stubborn grace.

A short introduction to Jesus as someone who understands human weakness, sorrow, temptation, and need. Lucado presents Christ's compassion in direct, accessible language.

Lucado follows the geographic and spiritual path of Jesus' ministry through the Holy Land. The book connects biblical places with reflections on Christ's life and mission.

A gentle picture book for children who feel lonely or uncertain. It reassures them of a parent's love and God's close, steady presence.

A collection of short prayers and reminders designed to be shared with others. Its encouraging messages focus on comfort, companionship, and God's faithful presence.

A collection of Lucado's inspirational stories and reflections for readers seeking comfort and perspective. The pieces return to grace, hope, prayer, and God's care.

Lucado offers a reader-friendly guide to biblical teaching about the end times. He focuses on hope, Christ's return, and how future promises can shape present faith.

A warm blessing for a child, celebrating God's love and hopes for their life. It is designed as a gentle gift book for families.

A concise encouragement to persevere through setbacks and long seasons of waiting. Lucado points readers toward God's faithfulness and the strength to keep going.

Lucado offers practical faith-based tools for confronting destructive thought patterns. He addresses worry, guilt, anxiety, and mental habits that can keep readers stuck.

Ninety short devotions for children dealing with worry, fear, or overwhelming thoughts. Each reading offers a calming faith-based perspective and a practical moment to pause.

A yearlong devotional study that helps readers pursue a closer relationship with God. Weekly readings and questions create space for reflection, prayer, and steady growth.

Lucado encourages readers facing fear, pressure, or discouragement to build courage through faith. The book draws on Scripture to offer steady rather than flashy confidence.

A children's encouragement to face scary moments with courage and faith. Lucado helps young readers understand bravery as taking the next step even when afraid.