end times

Thomas Schreiner, one of America’s leading evangelical scholars, took to social media recently to reject speculation that the COVID-19 vaccine could be the “mark of the beast” as mentioned in Revelation.

Televangelist Jesse Duplantis said during a recent broadcast that Christians can "speed up" the time of Jesus' return by giving more money.

A Louisiana church was recently the victim of vandalism when someone spray-painted several messages on the church's sidewalk and over their sign encouraging the local community to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

Pastor David Jeremiah asserted in a sermon that cancel culture involves a series of "unbiblical" beliefs that mirror what Jesus said would foreshadow the end times.

Pastor David Jeremiah warned during a Sunday service this week that although the departure of prominent Christians from the faith isn't a new phenomenon, it could be the beginning stages of a "major" wave of defections from the church during the End Times.

In a recent interview, co-author of the Left Behind series Jerry B. Jenkins opened up about his newest book, his son’s success with the crowdfunded TV series “The Chosen” and why he believes we are living in the end times.

A rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse will grace the sky just a couple of weeks after a Super Blood Moon lunar eclipse occurred. The solar eclipse will take place on June 10.

End Times preachers have long pointed to what they believe are prophetic implications behind blood moons. At the same time, other Christians have been critical of End Times preachers, pointing out that Jesus told his followers that no one can know when the End Times will come.

In a message posted to Twitter, Pastor Greg Laurie assured Christians that the COVID-19 vaccine is not the mark of the beast.

On an episode of the Jim Bakker Show, End Times author Thomas Horn warned that an asteroid will collide with earth in 2029 and unleash a deadly "alien micro-organism."