Tim LaHaye Books in Order

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.