Tim LaHaye Books in Order

A practical Christian guide to building a happier marriage through communication, shared expectations, and daily habits. LaHaye tackles common stress points and offers advice aimed at long-term commitment.

LaHaye uses the classic four-temperaments model to help readers understand personality strengths and blind spots. With examples and self-checks, he outlines ways to grow, relate better, and reshape habits over time.

A guide to the Book of Revelation that explains symbols, key figures, and the sequence of events as LaHaye understands them. It includes interpretation notes and timelines aimed at making a complex book feel approachable.

A controversial nonfiction book that argues from a conservative Christian viewpoint about homosexuality and social policy. It presents LaHaye’s claims about causes and change, and it has been widely challenged and criticized.

LaHaye addresses questions about death, heaven, hell, and eternity from an evangelical Christian perspective. The book blends Scripture references with practical reflections meant to reassure readers and clarify what he believes happens after death.

A question-and-answer style guide to sexual intimacy in marriage. LaHaye responds to common concerns about desire, communication, and physical issues, offering frank advice shaped by his Christian convictions.

A collection of short reflections built around meaningful Bible verses. The LaHayes share why certain passages matter to them and offer simple takeaways meant to encourage readers in prayer, family life, and everyday decision making.

A relationship guide that applies temperament theory to couples. LaHaye explains why two people can love each other and still clash, then offers practical steps for communication, conflict, and appreciating differences.

An introductory guide to reading biblical prophecy without getting lost. LaHaye explains key terms, common interpretive approaches, and major passages, with simple charts and pointers for studying Daniel, Revelation, and related texts.

A nonfiction book about standing firm when culture shifts in a direction you disagree with. LaHaye encourages readers to resist pressure, stay engaged in public life, and live out convictions with clarity and persistence.

A cultural critique that argues America has drifted from moral and biblical foundations. LaHaye discusses social issues, responsibility, and public policy, urging readers to recover a sense of conscience grounded in his Christian worldview.

On a flight to London, people vanish without warning and the world starts to unravel. Pilot Rayford Steele and reporter Buck Williams search for answers and find themselves at the start of the Tribulation.

A Christian family-life guide focused on faith at home. LaHaye discusses marriage, parenting, discipline, and spiritual growth, encouraging routines that support prayer, Scripture, and healthier relationships.

In the aftermath of the disappearances, a small band of new believers forms the Tribulation Force. As Nicolae Carpathia rises to power, they work underground to help others and stay alive.

Nicolae Carpathia tightens his grip on global politics, and the Tribulation Force becomes a hunted enemy. Buck, Rayford, and their allies race to protect loved ones and expose the truth before it is too late.

A marriage and relationship guide that focuses on building unity through shared values and compatible habits. LaHaye emphasizes communication, character, and realistic expectations, aiming to help couples grow closer instead of drifting apart.

With the crisis no longer temporary, the kids plan for what a new normal will be. They navigate school, family conflict, and growing danger, trying to stay connected to each other and to faith as the world hardens around them.

A dating and courtship guide written from a conservative Christian perspective. LaHaye offers advice on choosing a spouse, setting boundaries, and building character, aiming to help readers approach relationships with seriousness and faith.

The kids face the fallout of the vanishings as the world grows more unstable. With pressure from adults and rumors everywhere, Judd’s group has to decide what they believe, and how far they will go to help frightened friends.

As disasters spread, the Tribulation Force focuses on reaching new believers and building a hidden network. The Global Community answers with propaganda and crackdowns, forcing the group to choose between safety and witness.

A marriage guide focused on sexual intimacy within a Christian framework. It covers anatomy, expectations, communication, and the emotional side of sex, aiming to help couples build closeness without shame or secrecy.

Four teens watch neighbors disappear without explanation, and their world turns upside down. Judd and his friends scramble for answers, deal with fear and grief, and start asking what faith looks like when life stops feeling safe.

Disasters and hostility keep rising, and the teens are forced into riskier choices. While trying to protect loved ones, Judd and his friends learn that courage can look like hiding, running, or speaking up at the wrong moment.

A layperson’s overview of end-times teaching from LaHaye’s perspective. He explains major events he expects to occur, common questions about the Tribulation, and how he reads key passages, emphasizing readiness and hope.

A terrifying new judgment hits, throwing cities into chaos. While the world looks for someone to blame, the Tribulation Force tries to rescue survivors and keep their movement intact under increasing surveillance.

Plots to kill Nicolae Carpathia multiply, and the lines between justice and vengeance blur. The Tribulation Force is pulled into dangerous decisions that could cost them their mission and their integrity.

Judd and his friends face life at a high school shaped by the new world order’s propaganda and pressure. Keeping their beliefs private becomes risky when teachers and classmates start watching who conforms and who does not.

When public life becomes unsafe, the kids look for ways to move and communicate without being noticed. Their search for refuge pulls them into hidden spaces and hard choices about whom to trust.

A close call puts the kids in the authorities’ sights, and staying anonymous becomes impossible. Judd’s group has to act fast, protect their families, and find a new plan before they are separated or silenced.

A sudden act of violence shakes their community and raises the stakes for anyone who will not conform. The teens try to help someone in danger while avoiding the spotlight, knowing any mistake could be fatal.

An earthquake leaves destruction, injuries, and panic in its wake. The kids try to help where they can and stay hidden as the disaster becomes another excuse for the regime to tighten control.

A new crisis hits at the worst possible time, and the kids are caught in the middle. As chaos spreads, Judd’s group has to keep moving, make rapid decisions, and find safety before everything collapses.

With danger closing in, the kids become fugitives in their own city. They rely on quick thinking, friendships, and faith as they try to stay one step ahead of people who want to control them.

A follow-up to The Act of Marriage written for couples navigating midlife changes. It addresses shifting desire, health concerns, and communication, aiming to help spouses maintain intimacy and closeness as bodies and circumstances change.

Life under the Global Community grows harsher, and the pressure to conform reaches into every household. As hiding gets harder, the Tribulation Force wrestles with fear, leadership, and the daily cost of staying faithful.

A world economy begins to require loyalty to the regime, and refusing to comply becomes a life-and-death choice. Buck and Rayford’s team works to protect the vulnerable while Nicolae’s reach extends everywhere.

A friend goes missing and answers are hard to find in a world full of fear and misinformation. Judd and his friends chase the truth, balancing compassion and caution as they follow leads that could expose them.

A New King James Version study Bible with notes focused on prophecy and the end times. It includes introductions, charts, and commentary intended to help readers interpret prophetic passages and connect them to LaHaye’s timeline.

A new leader tightens control, and the kids find themselves up against someone who plays by ruthless rules. To protect friends and family, they take a dangerous step that could expose their whole network.

A prophecy reference that lays out LaHaye’s end-times timeline in charts and plain explanations. It organizes key events, people, and passages, aiming to help readers follow a sequence from the Rapture to the Millennium.

Ominous changes in the natural world make fear feel unavoidable. As people look for scapegoats, Judd and his friends work to keep their faith and friendships intact when the future looks darker by the day.

A dramatic public act shocks the world and deepens the conflict between believers and the Global Community. The Tribulation Force scrambles to stay one step ahead, knowing every move could trigger a crackdown.

A terrifying event shocks the world and adds fresh fear to an already unstable time. The kids try to stay together and help others, even as panic and power grabs make every public gathering unsafe.

Consequences arrive, and the kids face a moment where truth and survival collide. With adults demanding answers, Judd’s group must decide what to reveal, what to hide, and how to protect each other.

LaHaye argues that modern culture shapes beliefs through media, education, and political messaging, and he calls that a “mind siege.” He urges readers to test ideas against Scripture and resist influences he sees as deceptive.

LaHaye argues that the Rapture could happen at any moment and urges readers to live with urgency and hope. He outlines his reasons from Scripture, addresses common objections, and ties end-times belief to everyday choices.

A major public event turns into a nightmare, and the kids are caught in the fallout. They fight to survive the chaos while trying to rescue someone in danger, knowing the authorities will exploit the crisis.

A teen suspense novel about young people caught up in manipulation, secrets, and pressure that keeps escalating. As the stakes rise, they have to decide whom to trust and how to hold on to what they believe.

Tensions boil over as Judd and his friends confront an enemy who has been closing in. The kids are forced into a risky stand, where a single choice could cost them their freedom and their future.

The kids stumble onto a plot that could put many people at risk, and simply knowing about it makes them targets. They race to warn the right people without handing themselves over to the wrong ones.

A teen suspense story where a night out turns risky and the fallout spreads fast. Friendships are tested as characters face peer pressure, bad choices, and the fear of consequences they cannot control.

As frightening new judgments hit, the kids face chaos that feels bigger than anything they have seen. Judd’s group tries to help others and stay alive while the regime looks for someone to blame and someone to punish.

Caught in a dangerous place with few allies, the kids focus on one goal: get out. Their escape attempt forces them to trust strangers, improvise under pressure, and hold together when fear threatens to split them apart.

Fear spreads as violence and disaster strike in quick succession. The kids face the human side of the crisis, panic, propaganda, and cruelty, while trying to protect the people they love.

A new world capital rises, and with it comes secrecy, surveillance, and corruption. Judd and his friends uncover information someone wants buried, and they must decide whether exposing it is worth the cost.

A high school milestone becomes the backdrop for secrets, jealousy, and a threat that will not stay contained. As relationships shift, a teen has to decide whether to stay quiet or ask for help before it is too late.

A prophecy-focused book that emphasizes mercy, hope, and God’s patience alongside warnings about judgment. LaHaye revisits key end-times passages and argues that prophecy is meant to motivate repentance, not just curiosity.

As the Tribulation intensifies, scattered believers search for refuge and a way to regroup. The Tribulation Force faces betrayal, dwindling resources, and the question of how long they can keep running.

Communication becomes a lifeline, and the kids rely on hidden channels to stay connected. When their messages are threatened, Judd’s group must move fast to keep a fragile network from being traced and destroyed.

Nations mobilize, alliances shift, and the planet feels poised for a final war. The Tribulation Force is caught between fast-moving battle plans and prophetic events they cannot ignore.

Archaeologist Michael Murphy is drawn into a race to uncover a secret linked to ancient Babylon and the Tower of Babel. As shadowy rivals close in, he must decide whether a discovery belongs in the light or should be buried forever.

On a day the town expects bargains and celebration, something goes wrong and fear takes over. A teen is pulled into a fast-moving mystery that forces hard choices about truth, loyalty, and staying safe.

The kids are trapped in a situation designed to control them, and the only option is to escape. Planning a breakout tests their courage and friendships, because one wrong move could get everyone caught.

A glamorous public event turns deadly, and the kids are pulled into the mystery and the danger that follows. With suspicion everywhere, they try to piece together what happened while staying ahead of people who want them silenced.

LaHaye addresses disagreements among Christians about how to interpret prophecy and the timing of end-times events. He defends his viewpoint, critiques other approaches, and encourages readers to study Scripture carefully and confidently.

The kids’ journey leads them to Israel and the ancient fortress of Masada, where survival depends on trust and timing. In a place loaded with history, they confront new threats and the cost of staying faithful.

A shocking crime at a sacred location draws attention from powerful people. The kids are caught between truth and danger as they try to help an innocent person and avoid becoming the next target.

The regime grows bolder, and the signs of a new world order become harder to ignore. Judd and his friends face rising pressure to conform, and the cost of resistance becomes clearer with every headline.

A demand for visible loyalty becomes a line in the sand. As people are pressured to comply for access to work and food, the kids face hard choices about survival, identity, and what they are willing to lose.

The conflict widens and the imagery of Revelation feels uncomfortably close to real life. As fear spreads and loyalties shift, the kids fight to protect each other and make it through a showdown they cannot avoid.

A fast-moving crisis spreads fear and misinformation, and the kids are forced to act with limited time. They try to protect someone vulnerable while avoiding attention from authorities looking for scapegoats.

A simplified introduction to end-times teaching written for younger readers. LaHaye explains key terms and events in plain language, using short sections and Q and A style explanations to make prophecy less intimidating.

Judd and his friends head toward Petra with danger on every side. The journey forces them to rely on each other, navigate betrayal, and make choices that will shape who survives the next stage of the Tribulation.

With a price on their heads, the kids face professional trackers who will not stop. Staying alive means outsmarting adults with resources and authority, while trying not to lose the compassion that keeps them human.

A devotional-style book about living with eternity in mind. LaHaye reflects on hope beyond death and encourages readers to shape priorities, relationships, and daily habits around the belief that life continues after this one.

The series races toward its climactic showdown as the world descends into open conflict and desperation. Buck, Rayford, and their allies hold on to hope while everything they have feared arrives.

A brutal heat wave becomes both a natural disaster and a political tool. The kids race to help people in danger while the authorities use the crisis to tighten control and hunt dissenters.

Judd’s group reaches a crossroads where every option carries risk. As pressure mounts, they must choose between short-term safety and doing what they believe is right, even if it puts them in the open.

Romance and loyalty collide when relationships are tested by fear and mistrust. The kids learn how easily love can be used as leverage, and how hard it is to protect feelings when survival is on the line.

A reference-style guide that explains people, places, and ideas connected to Bible prophecy. Organized for browsing, it offers short entries meant to help readers make sense of prophetic passages and common end-times themes.

Charismatic voices promise safety and certainty in a frightened world, and many people follow. The kids see how deception spreads and work to help someone they love avoid a trap dressed up as hope.

International tension rises and the threat of open conflict becomes real. The kids are pulled along by events they cannot control, trying to keep their families safe while preparing for a world that seems headed for battle.

A lead connected to Mount Ararat pulls Michael Murphy into another dangerous hunt, this time tied to the story of Noah’s ark. Rival groups want control of the find, and Murphy must outrun them while following the evidence.

As the series nears a major turning point, hope and danger arrive together. The kids face their toughest test yet, learning what it means to endure when the world feels set on breaking them.

In this historical romance, a hard-working man with little to his name is drawn into an unexpected relationship that challenges his plans and his pride. The story follows love tested by sacrifice, trust, and faith.

A relationship guide that applies temperament and personality differences to dating and marriage. The LaHayes explain why couples clash, how to communicate better, and how to build unity without pretending you are the same person.

During the Great Depression, a struggling family in a small New England town faces a season of hard choices. As Christmas nears, simple acts of kindness and faith remind them that hope can arrive in unexpected ways.

Michael Murphy follows a mystery that moves from ancient texts to modern science, pulling him into a conspiracy with global implications. As rivals close in, he must separate real evidence from manufactured clues and survive the fallout.

The countdown ends, and the long-promised event finally happens. This prequel places familiar characters on the eve of chaos and shows how a normal day becomes the moment that splits the world in two.

The one-world system gains momentum, and everyday life begins to change in ways most people do not notice until it is too late. Future allies and enemies are forced to decide what they believe and where they stand.

Years before the disappearances, the world is already being shaped by power, propaganda, and hidden ambitions. This prequel follows the rise of influential figures and the early steps toward a new global order.

A practical primer on Bible study methods for everyday readers. LaHaye explains how to observe a passage, ask the right questions, compare Scripture with Scripture, and apply what you learn without relying solely on experts.

A novelized retelling of the Gospel of John, told with historical detail and a narrative voice that emphasizes belief and meaning. It follows Jesus’ ministry and the people around him as they struggle to understand who he is.

Michael Murphy is pulled into a new mystery where ancient clues and modern politics collide. As the conspiracy deepens, he must decide what to reveal, and to whom, before powerful enemies erase the evidence and him with it.

A companion workbook designed to help readers study prophecy step by step. It includes questions, exercises, and space for notes, guiding readers through key passages and themes in a more hands-on way.

A controversial nonfiction book that argues against mainstream climate-change warnings and ties environmental politics to fears about global control. LaHaye frames the topic through a conservative Christian lens and urges readers to question prevailing narratives.

After the cataclysm of the Tribulation, the story turns to what comes next. Survivors face the challenge of rebuilding a world that has been remade, while old conflicts and new questions refuse to disappear.

A fast-paced fictional retelling of the Gospel of Mark that highlights action, conflict, and urgency. It follows Jesus’ public ministry, the growing opposition around him, and the disciples’ confusion as events accelerate.

A continuation of a historical romance arc that follows a young woman trying to protect her future and her reputation in a tight-knit community. Love grows amid misunderstanding and pressure, forcing hard choices about honesty and trust.

A novelized retelling of the Gospel of Luke that aims for a researched, witness-gathering feel. The story highlights mercy, outsiders, and compassion as it traces Jesus’ life, teaching, death, and resurrection.

Joshua Jordan is drawn into a national security crisis that suggests coordinated terror on a global scale. Racing to stop the next attack, he begins to see how quickly fear can reshape politics, and how personal the stakes can become.

A fictional retelling of the Gospel of Matthew that emphasizes Jesus’ teaching and how his life connects to Hebrew Scripture. It follows the growth of his movement, rising conflict with authorities, and the road to the crucifixion.

The crisis deepens as Joshua Jordan faces new threats, shifting alliances, and harder choices about whom to trust. With pressure mounting from multiple directions, he fights to prevent catastrophe while protecting the people closest to him.

As instability spreads, Joshua Jordan is pushed to the edge of what strategy can fix. The story escalates through political turmoil and violence, forcing him to act with limited information and live with the consequences.

An accessible guide to the doctrine of the Rapture from LaHaye’s perspective. He explains common questions, key proof texts, and objections, aiming to help readers understand why some Christians expect a pre-tribulation Rapture.

Joshua Jordan confronts an enemy plan that blends ideology, technology, and violence. With the clock ticking, he must anticipate the next move and decide what lines he will not cross, even to stop a disaster.

LaHaye looks at modern threats to Israel through the lens of Bible prophecy and geopolitics. He discusses why Israel matters in his end-times framework and warns about spiritual and political consequences he believes are at stake.