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

RaptureTok’ is going viral after a South African pastor predicted the second coming of Jesus Christ on September 23. Over the past few days, a new subgenre on TikTok has exploded in popularity: ...

The belief that the end days were imminent first made headlines when Mhlakela shared his claims about the rapture in a YouTube video.

Local theologians call viral Sept. 23-24 prophecy “speculative” as online users share preparation tips for supposed ascension.

A pastor says the "Rapture" is upon us, and it'll happen as soon as tomorrow. What is going on? Here's what we know about viral video.

California doomsday preacher Harold Camping predicted the Rapture would happen on May 21, 2011. His independent Christian media empire spent millions of dollars to spread the word. He gave up public ...

The claim that the world will end tomorrow, September 23 or 24, 2025, is based on a prophecy by South African pastor Joshua Mhlakela. He says God will come to "rescue the Christians out of the world" ...

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

And here it is, the most 2025 sentence ever uttered — the Rapture, what some believe to be the second coming of Jesus Christ, was announced on a podcast two weeks ago, and people are taking to TikTok ...

In the history of Christian thought, the idea of the rapture before the Tribulation is a relatively recent innovation.

South African preacher Joshua Mhlakela has set a new date for the 'Rapture', adding that the 'delay' was due to this simple ...