Brian Godawa Books in Order

Continuing the Hanukkah story, Judah now leads an outnumbered guerrilla army against Antiochus’s forces while holding hostage a disillusioned Greek princess. As love, loyalty, and faith collide, he fights to reclaim the temple from idolatry amid a wider spiritual war among rival gods.

In second-century B.C. Jerusalem, mercenary Judah Maccabee longs for a quiet family life with his Greek-Jewish wife, Sophia. When Antiochus Epiphanes desecrates the temple and outlaws Torah, Judah must choose between safety and rebellion as unseen powers stir behind the empire.

Raised as a prince of Egypt, Moses discovers his Hebrew identity and flees into the wilderness. Years later he returns at Yahweh’s command to confront Pharaoh, as each plague becomes a direct clash between Israel’s God and Egypt’s demon-like gods.

Companion to When Giants Were Upon the Earth, this book surveys how Scripture portrays the divine council, territorial spirits, and pagan gods from Canaan, Egypt, China, and beyond, framing the unseen powers later explored in Chronicles of the Watchers and related novels.

This nonfiction companion explores the unseen world behind Elijah’s conflict with Ahab and Jezebel, tracing Canaanite gods, cosmic geography, and ancient practices to explain the spiritual backdrop for Jezebel’s story and the Chronicles of the Watchers novels.

Greek warrior Antiochus journeys east to capture a legendary dragon and save his father’s crumbling throne. In Qin-era China he encounters a brilliant but unstable emperor, a forbidden love, and spiritual powers behind dragons and empires that echo the Bible’s Tower of Babel.

Set in A.D. 67, Resistant follows doctor Alexander and his wife Cassandra back into war-torn Judea, where Roman legions, Jewish zealots, and the mysterious Two Witnesses collide. As Revelation’s imagery seems to spill into history, they fight to protect the vulnerable without losing their faith.

In A.D. 70, Roman armies tighten their siege around Jerusalem while famine and civil war ravage the city. Alexander stays to heal the wounded as Cassandra attempts a dangerous journey from Pella, and the last book of the series turns Revelation’s climax into one family’s final test.

In A.D. 64, Jewish physician Alexander serves Rome just as Nero blames Christians for the Great Fire. Ordered to help hunt down the author of a secret apocalypse scroll, he and the bold servant Cassandra are dragged into a deadly struggle of empire, prophecy, and spiritual warfare.

Roman officer Severus is commanded to kill the exiled apostle John on Patmos, but John’s visions turn his mission upside down. As revolt erupts in Jerusalem, Alexander and Cassandra race to warn believers before war, demons, and imperial politics tear the city apart.

This volume pairs two Chronicles of the Watchers tales: one reimagines China’s first emperor through a clash of dragons, empires, and unseen powers; the other follows Queen Jezebel’s campaign to enthrone Baal in Israel against Elijah and Yahweh’s heavenly host.

Told largely through the eyes of the two thieves on the cross, this novel traces Jesus’ ministry from desert temptation to descent into Hades. It reveals the hidden spiritual war he wages against the powers behind Rome, demons, and the nations he came to reclaim.

This nonfiction volume gathers the research behind Chronicles of the Nephilim, tracing the Bible’s references to the Watchers, Nephilim, giants, Leviathan, and the cosmic war of the seed, and showing how ancient texts and traditions inform those supernatural themes.

Young David rises from overlooked shepherd to fugitive and warrior while six giant assassins, the Sons of Rapha, hunt him. Between Saul’s jealousy, Philistine intrigue, and his own desires, David must trust God to survive and take the throne of Israel.

Israel finally approaches Canaan after centuries of slavery, only to find the land infested with giant clans. Joshua and Caleb lead God’s people against King Og of Bashan and occult armies, learning that conquering giants demands both courage and unwavering faith.

As Israel turns toward Jericho, Caleb’s story centers on Rahab, a Canaanite prostitute drawn to Israel’s God and to an Israelite warrior. While Anakim assassins hunt her, Caleb must safeguard Israel’s advance and the fragile family line that will one day carry the Messiah.

After the Flood, tyrant-king Nimrod builds Babel to unite the world under rebel gods, only for God to scatter his empire. Into this broken landscape steps Abram, called to follow a risky new promise while Nimrod seeks to destroy him and his line.

Gilgamesh, the mighty giant king of Uruk, oppresses his people until the wild man Enkidu challenges him and becomes his closest friend. Driven by fear of death, Gilgamesh quests for immortality, crossing strange realms to confront Noah and the true God’s purposes.

Before Noah’s time, the world groans under the rule of Watcher angels and their Nephilim offspring. Enoch, who walks with God yet loves his family fiercely, is called to become a giant-killer and prophet, confronting monstrous powers bent on pushing their way back to Eden.

In a world ruled by fallen angels posing as gods and populated by Nephilim giants, Noah is a tribal leader prophesied to halt their corruption. When his family is targeted, he must battle both physical enemies and spiritual powers while obeying God’s command to build the ark.