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

A new prediction from a South African pastor claiming the rapture will happen on Tuesday, Sept. 23, has gone viral on social media, prompting fear, worry and conversations on TikTok. In a video shared ...

Someone appeared on TikTok claiming Jesus was going to return in the Rapture between September 23rd and 24th. Unfortunately, lots of people believed him.

Christians have long tried to predict the mysterious event known as the Rapture — a sudden moment when believers are taken up to heaven, leaving the world behind. And according to at least some ...

For weeks, a viral prophecy swept TikTok, convincing thousands that the Rapture would happen on September 23–24, 2025. Some followers reportedly even quit their jobs, sold their belongings, and ...

Over the past few days, a new subgenre on TikTok has exploded in popularity: RaptureTok. It’s become almost impossible to scroll through the social media platform without encountering content about ...

Another day, another viral fear the world will end in a biblical sense. The world saw the craze around the alleged end of the world in big ways, first in Y2K at the turn of the millennium and again on ...

Earthquakes, those sudden, powerful shudders of the ground, have always inspired a mixture of fear and wonder. Yet, for many ...

During the months of September and October, the High Holy Days of the Jewish faith are celebrated. They are also the days when many expect the Second Coming of Christ to take place. Its that time of ...

A South African pastor has claimed the rapture would happen on Sept. 23 or Sept. 24. What does that mean? Is it really happening? Here's what to know.