JJ LaBelle
JJ LaBelle, lovingly known as Judi, was born in New Hampshire and has spent a lifetime noticing God’s beauty in ordinary places. A multi-gifted artist, poet, photographer, speaker, and author, she has traveled across many states and countries, capturing creation through art, poetry, and story.
For more than forty years, she has served Jesus Christ with what she calls a labor of love, convinced that faith becomes most real when it is lived out in daily choices. That long walk with the Lord shapes every book she writes. JJ began publishing later in life, proof that purpose does not retire and spiritual growth never stops.
Her writing is candid and practical, offering believers a steady hand for seasons that can feel uncertain. At jjlabelle.com, she still shares new reflections and resources. Whether she is speaking, mentoring, or writing, her aim stays the same: to point hearts toward Jesus and the joy, peace, and mercy found in Him.
In The Mirror and the Mercy, JJ LaBelle invites readers into the golden years with honesty and hope. This Christian living guide is written for retirees, caregivers, and anyone sensing life’s later chapters approaching.
Using the mirror as a gentle metaphor, JJ asks what we see when we look back: our regrets, our growth, our remaining callings, and, most importantly, the faithful face of Jesus. Across chapters on spiritual growth, new relationships, family conversations about end-of-life wishes, stewardship, meaningful hobbies, and even evading scams, she keeps recurring to one theme: God is not over with us.
She calls this season spiritual aging, a time when faith can deepen even as bodies slow. Aging is a gift, not a sentence. With Scripture, personal stories, and clear counsel, the book helps you trade fear for faith, bitterness for forgiveness, and loneliness for a renewed sense of purpose. It is a companion for finishing well, loving God and people deeply, leaving a spiritual legacy, and stepping toward eternity with peace and joy.
In Whissspers from the Enemy, she draws a dramatic contrast between the lies of darkness and the tender Whissspers of God’s Spirit, in which the believer is called to discern the truth and come back to the light of God.
Her latest work, The Mirror and the Mercy, is a heartfelt meditation on aging with grace and purpose. It is a reminder to the reader that to get older is not decline, but rather a divine opportunity to live closer to the heart of God and reflect His mercy in our later years.
Together, JJ LaBelle’s books weave a tapestry of faith and freedom, inviting the reader to look deeper, live bolder, and walk ever closer with Jesus Christ.
The Liquid Grace of God is a deeply moving spiritual meditation on divine love, sorrow, and redemption. Blending biblical reflection, poetic prose, and theological insight, author JJ LaBelle invites readers into a sacred journey that spans from the dawn of creation to the promise of a restored world.
At the heart of the book is a profound question: Does God weep for His creation? Through Scripture, imagination, and prayerful reflection, LaBelle explores the idea of “liquid grace” — the tears of God flowing through Eden’s fall, humanity’s exile, Christ’s suffering, and the hope of resurrection. These tears are not signs of weakness, but expressions of divine empathy, mercy, and relentless love.
Moving through key moments in biblical history — Creation, the Garden of Eden, the entrance of sin, the birth of Christ, the Cross, and the Second Coming — the book weaves a powerful tapestry of grief and grace. It portrays weeping not as despair, but as the womb of transformation, where sorrow gives birth to healing, obedience, and eternal hope.
Notes for the Journey to Heaven is a deeply reflective and faith-centered book for anyone who has ever felt out of place in the modern world. Written with honesty, courage, and spiritual wisdom, JJ LaBelle invites readers to embrace the truth that believers are not meant to feel fully at home on earth—because their true home is elsewhere.
Drawing from Scripture, personal testimony, and decades of lived experience, LaBelle explores what it means to live as a “foreigner” in a world that often resists Christian values. Through themes of identity, obedience, suffering, grace, spiritual warfare, and hope, the book gently guides readers toward a deeper relationship with God and a clearer understanding of their eternal purpose.
Each chapter flows seamlessly into the next, offering practical spiritual insight alongside heartfelt stories of loss, healing, perseverance, and transformation. From navigating family struggles and cultural confusion to recognizing the voice of the Holy Spirit and learning how to serve others with bold love, The Christian Misfit is both a companion for the journey and a reminder that discomfort in this world can be a sign of belonging to God.
We are living in an age of self-promotion, self-obsession, and silent spiritual exhaustion. What was once confidence has become control. What was once identity has become image. The modern epidemic of narcissism is no longer confined to psychology textbooks — it has become a cultural, relational, and spiritual crisis.
In The Throne of Me: The Epidemic of Narcissism, JJ LaBelle offers a bold Christian perspective on narcissism, exposing how self-worship quietly replaces faith, humility, and authentic love. This is not just a cultural critique — it is a spiritual awakening.If you are searching for a Christian book on narcissism, overcoming pride, or rediscovering Christ-centered living, this book speaks directly to the heart.
Are you lost or stuck in life? This strong book helps people who are feeling lost find meaning, faith, and direction again by helping them grow in a way that is driven by purpose.
Feeling unsettled in faith lately? Get to know the truth of it, and why a single good book may be able to make you feel finally settled down again.
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