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."
Prophetic pastor Jeremiah Johnson announced this week that he will be ending his ministry after he incorrectly prophesized that Donald Trump would win re-election.
A Miami pastor told his church congregation on Sunday not to get the coronavirus vaccine, claiming that "they're preparing the structure for the Antichrist" with the vaccine.
After a long battle with the novel coronavirus, megachurch pastor John Hagee has returned to the pulpit COVID-19 free.
End Times minister Irvin Baxter has passed away from COVID-19 complications. He was 75.
Pennsylvania State University engineers have developed a temporary tattoo that monitors your health, but some Christians worry that the sensor may be a precursor to the mark of the beast.
While Christians disagree about the degree to which the “signs of the times” will intensify toward the end of history, we can all agree on this fact: we are one day closer to Jesus’ return than ever before.
Christian Author and talk show host Hank Hanegraaff asserted that he does not believe the coronavirus vaccine would be the mark of the beast. This comes after rapper and singer Kanye West made comments linking a potential vaccine to the mark of the beast.
