On an overseas flight to London, journalist Buck Williams (Kirk Cameron) and pilot Rayford Steele (Brad Johnson) are caught in the middle of the most incredible event in history. Suddenly, without warning, dozens of passengers simply vanish into thin air. But it doesn't stop there. It soon becomes clear that millions of people are missing from around the world. As chaos and anarchy engulf the world, both men set out on vastly different paths in a desperate search for answers. Based on the New York Times best-selling novel, Left Behind is overflowing with suspense, action and adventure. This riveting motion picture will take you on a spellbinding journey through the mysterious book of the Bible, The Book of Revelation.

Left Behind by Peter and Patti Lalonde

Why I picked this book up: I read the Left Behind novels by LaHaye and Jenkins and really enjoyed the first handful then read the others to see who would die next. This book was not a novel so I wanted to read through it and see what it had to say on the subject.

General Thoughts: This book was written to people before and after the rapture and uses scripture and speculation about end times.

Why I finished this book: I finished this book because it was interesting. They used the Bible to talk about the rapture, the evil forces that are expected to be around at that time, what some of the reasons could be for being deceived, what taking the mark is all about, and gives the gospel message in an attempt to save those that have been left behind or that are waiting for a later time. I felt like they were being loving and wrote this type of book to give a warning for those that might be left behind and a warning for those that have not yet made a decision for salvation.

Rating: I’d give it a 3 out of 5 star rating. Not the best or worst book.