A South African pastor has gone viral and sparked a flurry of social media posts after predicting the Rapture, a Christian belief relating to the end times, will happen this week. Earlier this month, ...

A South African man's prophecy about the Rapture has gone viral. He claims it will happen on Sept. 23 or 24, sparking both belief and mockery. The Rapture is a belief among some evangelical ...

Those who use the Book of Revelation to prop up the rapture should read the book to the end, where God creates a new heaven and new earth and a new Jerusalem descends on it. Taken literally or ...

Mhlakela's prophecy rests on a vivid vision he claimed to have received, in which he said Jesus appeared to him and declared ...

The South African pastor who went viral last month says his initial Rapture prediction was mistaken because he wasn't using ...

TikTok videos from devout Christians started popping up in September. They explained that the rapture would soon be happening ...

Unverified videos purporting to show people gathering in a forested area to await the Rapture have gone viral on social media, despite questions about their authenticity, highlighting the power of ...

The rapture is a belief in some forms of Christianity that, as part of the end times, all Christians, dead or alive, will be raised into heaven.

The Rapture is near, at least according to an apocalyptic prophecy by one South African man who says it will fall on Tuesday or Wednesday. His claim has gone viral, with some believing it will mark ...

There's a reason this 19th century biblical interpretation of Jesus’ second coming — and the end of the world — is especially popular among American evangelicals.

TikTok has found its latest obsession: a doomsday prophecy that’s being shared with equal measures of wide-eyed belief and gleeful mockery. At the center of it all is South African pastor Joshua ...

“I have been through this before. I used to be in a religion that told me that the Rapture was coming,” Shepherd recalled ...