Many theories regarding the timing of the Rapture exist. The articles featured on this page analyze different Rapture theories that exist.
Many believe the Rapture can come at any moment. Many think that Christians will be gone in a twinkling of an eye and those left behind will face a world of chaos and confusion. This depiction of the Rapture is promoted in books, movies, videos, and in churches. In fact, I go to a church that promotes this depiction. But just because something is popular does not mean it is true.
Job 14:12 is one of the most overlooked Bible prophecy-related verses in the entire Bible. However, Job 14:12 is immensely important because it gives us key details about the resurrection of the righteous at the Rapture. In this video, I will highlight this key end time passage.
I have published a new edition of my comprehensive end time book. The title of my book is Prophecy Proof Insights on the End Times.
Many Bible prophecy teachers overlook the Parable of the Wheat and Tares. However, we should not overlook this parable. It has crucial details about the onset of the end of the age and the coming of Christ.
Everyone who studies Bible prophecy must account for the Parable of the Wheat and Tares. Your understanding of the end times will be incomplete if you cannot account for this parable.
In this article, I will provide you insight about the Parable of the Wheat and Tares.
Matthew 24 speaks of many troubling events for the righteous, including persecution, the rise of false Christs and prophets, and love growing cold.
Many believe Matthew 24 is for Jews and not for the Church. You find this teaching especially popular with those who believe in the Pre-Trib Rapture. Even though this teaching is widespread, is it biblical?
After a lot of study, I believe the teaching that Matthew 24 is only for the Jews is unbiblical. In this article, I will explain why Matthew 24 applies to the Church.
Many believe 1 Thessalonians 4:15-18 is a key passage that proves that the Rapture will happen before the tribulation period. However, a closer study of this passage reveals that this is not the case. In this article, I will explain why 1 Thessalonians 4:15-18 does not prove a Pre-Trib Rapture.
A while back, a reader asked for my thoughts on who will populate the earth during the Millennium Kingdom. This is an important topic because many Rapture debates can hinge on this issue. For instance, many Pre-Trib supporters believe that Post-Trib supporters can’t answer this question. As a result, they dismiss the Post-Trib position.
Given the topic’s importance, I will explain who will populate the Millennium Kingdom in this article.
2 Thessalonians 2 tells us about a figure known as “the restrainer”. The restrainer is an entity that is holding back the unveiling of the Antichrist and the working of Satan’s full power. However, the restrainer will vacate their role in the end times. This will enable Satan and the Antichrist much more freedom to unleash evil on this world.
The identity of the 24 elders of Revelation is the subject of much speculation. Many theories about their identity exist. Some see the 24 elders as the Church and use this view to teach a Pre-Trib Rapture. Others disagree and offer their own theories.
In this article, I will share my insights on the identity of the 24 elders and comment on if we should use the 24 elders to promote the Pre-Trib Rapture. I will also talk about how Melchizedek, a mysterious figure, may be relevant in this discussion.