Coffee with Jesus™
percolating intimacy with God... one cup at a time
Offers Hope and Healing One Cup At A Time
"Coffee with Jesus" invites readers into the kind of soul-level conversation we're all longing for.
When life breaks your heart, where do you go with the pieces? For author Marisa Claudine, it was coffee with Jesus-raw, honest moments at the kitchen table, pouring out pain and receiving comfort in return. Her debut book, "Coffee with Jesus: Percolating Intimacy with God … One Cup at a Time," is now available and quickly stirring up powerful responses from readers who've walked through grief, shame, fear, and the heartache of loving someone battling addiction or depression.
With striking vulnerability, Marisa opens her journal and shares personal conversations with God-moments marked by struggle, surrender, and surprising joy. "Coffee with Jesus" is not a how-to or a formula. It's a heartfelt invitation to sit in your own sacred space and be reminded that you are not alone. That you are loved. And that God is closer than you think.
Key Points From the Book
- Authentic Faith in Real Life: Coffee with Jesus models what honest, intimate relationship with God looks like-not polished or perfect, but vulnerable, conversational, and deeply personal.
- Hope and Healing for the Weary: The book speaks directly to readers navigating grief, shame, overwhelm, and emotional exhaustion, offering comfort and reassurance that Jesus meets them right where they are.
- A Resource for Personal Growth and Ministry: Ideal for individual devotion, women's ministry, small groups, and pastoral care, Coffee with Jesus opens doors for meaningful conversations about faith, healing, and identity in Christ.
Where to Find Your Copy
or wherever books are sold
Coming Soon
Fall 2026
Coffee with Jesus Audiobook.
"I don't know if you have had an instance in your life that has caused you to feel shame, grief, or rejection or if there has ever been a time in your life when you've felt like no one could possibly understand what you were going through. But please know that you are not alone. The Enemy does such a wonderful job making us feel like we are the only ones, but that is not the truth. The truth is, God loves us-even in our brokenness. This is your invitation to join my conversations with God, to listen in on my moments as I look back at God's faithfulness during my own struggles with past traumas, and the struggles I faced loving someone with addiction and depression. I want to let you know that God's faithfulness is there for you too. He knows you and you are seen." - Marisa
Kindness: Small Acts, Eternal Impacts
In a world often marked by division and hurry, kindness has the power to shine God's light in remarkable ways. Kindness: Small Acts, Eternal Impacts shares stories of small compassions in everyday life and offers practical wisdom in living with intentional kindness. Each uplifting testimony explores the life-changing power of kindness, community, and faith in the midst of adversity.
With contributions from Julie Dominguez, Jacqueline Hajjar, Marisa Claudine, Rachel Fast, Kim Hee, Terry L. Southern, Stephanie Fortuna, Jeanne Cerrone, and Mary Warner, Kindness: Small Acts, Eternal Impacts is the fifth volume in the Fruits of the Spirit Collaborative Book Series dedicated to featuring stories that bring Galatians 5:22-23 to life.
Each story points to the truth that kindness may seem small in the moment, but it ripples far beyond what we can see-impacting hearts, families, and even generations for eternity.
Key Points From the Book
- Small acts carry outsized weight. A single kind gesture-often unremarkable in the moment-can ripple outward into lasting, even life-altering, impact.
- Kindness functions as gospel witness. The book frames kindness not just as good behavior, but as a visible expression of God's love-a way believers reflect Christ to the watching world.
- One moment can change a life's trajectory. Through real or illustrative stories, the book shows how an unplanned, simple act of kindness shifted someone's path in ways no one could have predicted.
- Kindness is tested where it's hardest. The book pushes past easy kindness toward the harder version-choosing love in the middle of conflict, hardship, or being misunderstood