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===''Left Behind'' series===

===''Left Behind'' series===

LaHaye is most famous for his ''[[Left Behind]]'' novels, which he co-authored with [[Jerry B. Jenkins]].<ref name="WSJ"/><ref name="NYT"/> He wrote 16 ''Left Behind'' novels, between 1995 and 2007, which sold about 65 million copies and could possibly be considered the most commercially successful Christian fiction work in history.<ref name="NYT"/> LaHaye's goal of the series was to bring people to faith in Jesus Christ as the sole way to avoid an eternity in Hell.

LaHaye is most famous for his ''[[Left Behind]]'' novels, which he co-authored with [[Jerry B. Jenkins]].<ref name="WSJ"/><ref name="NYT"/> He wrote 16 ''Left Behind'' novels, between 1995 and 2007, which sold about 65 million copies and could possibly be considered the most commercially successful Christian fiction work in history.<ref name="NYT"/> LaHaye's goal of the series was to bring people to faith in Jesus Christ as the sole way to avoid an eternity in Hell.  Later he and Jenkins would write 40 short novels under the '''Left Behind: The Kids''' title.

LaHaye was named "the most influential American evangelical of the last 25 years" in 2001 by the Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals,<ref name="Dispatch"/> and in 2005, [[TIME magazine]] labeled LaHaye and his wife, Beverly, "the Christian Power Couple".<ref name="CT"/>

LaHaye was named "the most influential American evangelical of the last 25 years" in 2001 by the Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals,<ref name="Dispatch"/> and in 2005, [[TIME magazine]] labeled LaHaye and his wife, Beverly, "the Christian Power Couple".<ref name="CT"/>