Top 100 Tim LaHaye Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “Rock musicians are consistent in their disdain and irreverent treatment of Jesus Christ.”

— Tim LaHaye

52. “Jerry and I hoped that it would be a popular bestseller.”

— Tim LaHaye

53. “Since the writing of our Constitution, our religious liberties have been systematically threatened and whittled away by Supreme Court justices who interpret the First Amendment as a prohibition against religious activity on public property.”

— Tim LaHaye

54. “Yeah, I have been because, generally speaking, to we Biblical literalists, the media is very hostile.”

— Tim LaHaye

55. “I always tell my critics that if they don’t like this theory for helping people – come up with a better one and I’ll use it.”

— Tim LaHaye

56. “The movie industry would never purposely offend homosexuals, native Americans, environmentalists, animal rights activists, or women’s groups, but they don’t think twice about something that might offend Christians.”

— Tim LaHaye

57. “When I gave my life to the Lord, I thought I’d be a preacher.”

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58. “The farther we go from God, the less we know of peace.”

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59. “The elite attack religious people and clergy with a vengeance.”

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60. “When our atheistically dominated Supreme Court removed the Ten Commandments from our halls, not a whimper was heard from the 95 million Christians in this country, who still don’t realize that their religious freedoms are being systematically removed without a fight.”

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61. “The strongest extrovert of all the blends is the SanChlor – a mix of the two extrovertish temperaments. The happy charisma of the Sanguine makes this person a people-oriented, enthusiastic sales type. But the Choleric nature will provide the resolution and character traits necessary to fashion a person more organized and productive than the pure Sanguine.”

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62. “The easiest person to like is a SanPhleg. The overpowering and often obnoxious tendencies of a Sanguine are offset by the gracious, easygoing Phlegmatic. SanPhlegs are happy-go-lucky people whose carefree spirit and good humor make them lighthearted entertainers. Helping people is their regular business, along with various forms of sales. The least extrovertish of the Sanguines, they often react to their environment and circumstances rather than being proactive and self-motivated.”

— Tim LaHaye

63. “The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament showeth His handiwork.”

— Tim LaHaye

64. “Unbelief, which causes fear, always limits God’s use of a life.”

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65. “He who testifies to these things says, ‘Yes, I am coming quickly.’ Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.”

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66. “For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul? Whosoever therefore shall be ashamed of Jesus Christ and of his words in this adulterous and sinful generation; of him also shall the Son of Man be ashamed, when he cometh in the glory of his Father with the holy angels.” And.”

— Tim LaHaye

67. “God doesn’t always give us enough peace and enough strength to save up and prepare for the future, but always, if we are willing to accept it, he gives us strength and peace sufficient to get through one day at a time.”

— Tim LaHaye

68. “Fear is the paralyzing emotion that inhibits or restricts normal feelings of love, confidence, and well-being.”

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69. “That you care about us and love us. We thank you that you’re sovereign and that you hold the world in your hands. We thank you for friends, especially old friends like Hattie. Give us words to say that might help her in whatever decision making she must do, and thank you for the provision of this food. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

— Tim LaHaye

70. “Time to talk to God.”

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71. “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints. O Lord, truly I am Your servant; I am Your servant, the son of Your maidservant; You have loosed my bonds. I will offer to You the sacrifice of thanksgiving, and will call upon the name of the Lord.”

— Tim LaHaye

72. “16:31 told her, “Believe in the Lord Jesus and you will be saved.”

— Tim LaHaye

73. “Temperament traits, whether controlled or uncontrolled, last throughout life.”

— Tim LaHaye

74. “This joy was a deep abiding peace, an assurance that God was sovereign. They didn’t have to like what was happening. They merely had to trust that God knew what he was doing.”

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75. “He is at my right hand, that I may not be shaken.”

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76. “No one knows for sure whether that precedes or follows the Rapture; a case can be made either way. One thing is apparent: Russia’s attack.”

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77. “While many congregations are less than vibrant, my experience has shown that where the Word is taught, the Spirit of the Lord is present.”

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78. “Jesus has already paid the penalty. The work has been done. Are we to live good lives? Are we to do the best we can? Are we to think of others and live in peace? Of course! But to earn our salvation? Scripture is clear that we are saved by grace through faith, and that not of ourselves; not of works, lest anyone should boast. We live our lives in as righteous a manner as we can in thankful response to that priceless gift of God, our salvation, freely paid for on the cross by Christ himself.”

— Tim LaHaye

79. “When you see a war started by two single nations that is soon joined by the kingdoms of the world – followed by unprecedented famines, pestilence, and multiple earthquakes at the same time – you have the sign.”

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80. “I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”

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81. “How should followers of Jesus relate to people of other religions? Christianity has a nauseating, infuriating, depressing record when it comes to encountering people of other religions. Jesus accepted everyone and so should we.”

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82. “You see,” Brooking said, “I was raised in the Church of England. Baptized and as a boy learned the catechism and all of that, and I became rather knowledgeable about all of the Christian doctrines of the faith, you know. But never felt, well, transformed by any of it, you might say. It stayed in my head. But never went any further.” “It’s good to have it in your head,” Zhang said with a smile. “But it’s very, very necessary to have it in your heart too. That’s where the transformation comes.”

— Tim LaHaye

83. “God’s people need to study the prophetic Scriptures so they can both be prepared themselves and help others prepare for His coming.”

— Tim LaHaye

84. “Campbell said something else.”

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85. “On May 17, 2010, Iran’s tyrannical leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad managed to successfully negotiate a nuclear alliance with Turkey, using the Obama administration’s own policy to do it.”

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86. “Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ.’” “Do.”

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87. “The mark would somehow be specifically detectable. Those who took the mark could never repent of it. They would be lost forever.”

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88. “I say to you, you shall see Me no more till you say, “Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!”’ “I.”

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89. “The New Testament clearly teaches that there are many ‘demons’ but only one ’devil.”

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90. “Just thinking about them brought a sob to her throat. Chloe pressed her back against the wall and lowered herself to the cold floor. “God, please, bring to mind Scriptures you want me to hear right now. Don’t let hunger or fatigue or fear keep me from remembering. You know who I am and who I’m not. I just want to be what you want me to be. You know better than I that you’re working with imperfection here.”

— Tim LaHaye

91. “God, fill me with courage, with power, with whatever I need to be a witness. I don’t want to be afraid anymore. I don’t want to wait any longer. I don’t want to worry about offending. Give me a persuasiveness rooted in the truth of your Word. I know it is your Spirit that draws people, but use me. I want to reach Chloe. I want to reach Hattie. Please, Lord. Help me.”

— Tim LaHaye

92. “We can get a lot more things pushed through when the American people are sidetracked with concerns over their finances. Obama’s guys proved that a few years ago.”

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93. “For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.”

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94. “But the Bible also says God is “holy, holy, holy.” He is righteous and a God of justice, and it is not in his nature to allow sin to go unpunished or unpaid for.”

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95. “She was pensive but sure she was right.”

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96. “He believed he had wasted his life before this, and he had only a short period to make up for lost time.”

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97. “Now you can look at the idea of a unified world system, what the Bible refers to as the future ‘Babylon,’ like a three-legged stool. Global Government, Global Economy, and Global Religion. In the Bible, each of those are prophesied to be world powers at the end of the age. And by the way, each of them will be destroyed by God according to biblical prophecy. You can read it for yourself in last book in the Bible, Revelation, chapters seventeen and eighteen.”

— Tim LaHaye

98. “For generations people have called natural disasters “acts of God.” This has been a misnomer. Eons ago, God the Father conceded control of Earth’s weather to Satan himself, the prince and power of the air. God allowed destruction and death by natural phenomena, yes, because of the fall of man. And no doubt God at times intervened against such actions by the evil one because of the fervent prayers of his people.”

— Tim LaHaye

99. “Iran will now be able to build nuclear weapons very soon with the expressed purpose of using them against Israel.”

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100. “So many signs exist today that you could write a book about them. In fact, I did, The Beginning of the End, first published in 1972 and then again in 1991.”

— Tim LaHaye