Book Table

Previously released as Mad Mary • 320 pages, soft cover
Was Mary Magdalene a prostitute? An adulteress? The wife of Jesus? An ancient goddess? A moving, contemporary story and a life-changing biblical study unveil the Gospel truth about Mary Magdalene.

112 pages, soft cover
This 6-week companion workbook for Unveiling Mary Magdalene includes the questions featured in the original book—greatly expanded and more deeply explored—with room to jot down lessons learned from time well spent in God’s Word with a Not-So-Bad Girl of the Bible.

Welcome to the Forgiven Life.
Liz Curtis Higgs speaks directly to the hearts of her readers in an engaging and deeply personal way. Page by page, she conveys a simple, powerful message of encouragement, showing women how to accept the gift of divine forgiveness, step by gentle step, and release lingering doubts, fears, and regrets.

Expanded 2007 edition • WaterBrook • 272 pages • hardcover
Encouragement to Start Your Day! One hundred of the best of Liz’s early writings in a daily devotional format. Lighthearted yet substantial, each one offers a generous measure of hope, joy, and confident assurance.

Travel Nonfiction • 272 pages, soft cover
Join Liz Curtis Higgs on a delightful, ten-day journey through the Scottish Lowlands. You’ll explore quaint villages and crumbling castles, old bookshops and cozy tearooms in the company of a seasoned traveler whose love for bonny Scotland shines on every page. A fun, heartwarming armchair travel guide with a uniquely faith-filled perspective.

Contemporary Novella • eBook exclusive!

Mary Margaret Delaney hides in the shadows, her arms scarred, her heart wounded by grief and weighed down with regret—until a fearless young pastor dares to call Mary his friend. Inspired by the biblical account of Mary Magdalene, this touching contemporary story first appeared in Liz’s nonfiction book, Mad Mary / Unveiling Mary Magdalene.

Contemporary Novel • 348 pages, soft cover • Christy Award Finalist

Emilie Getz and Jonas Fielding are as different as two people–of the same age, with the same faith, living in the same Pennsylvania town—could be. The one trait they share is a penchant for controlling every aspect of their lives—including their stubborn hearts.

Contemporary Novel • 372 pages, soft cover • RITA Award Finalist

Abingdon, Virginia, home to Oldies 95 WPER, is a place where laughter and grace walk hand in hand, a young woman finds love, a young man finds forgiveness, and savvy Norah Silver-Smyth cooks up her own delicious recipe for happily ever after!