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A growing number of former Christians are struggling with what mental health professionals have called "rapture anxiety," a condition that stems from hearing teachings on the rapture while growing up in church.

When Jesus left this earth, He promised that He would return one day and take us to live with Him in His heavenly Kingdom. We are living now in the Church Age, and regardless of what you believe about specific eschatology of the end times, all Christians can agree that Christ is coming back and we are called to be ready and walking the straight and narrow path so that He may tell us "well done, good and faithful, servant" on that glorious day when we meet Him face to face.

Here are eight things you can do as you seek to cultivate a life centered on Christ, eagerly awaiting His return.

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The delivery of five red heifers to Israel has sparked a worldwide debate about its significance in biblical prophecy, particularly among Christians who believe a third temple will be built during the End Times.

A bestselling author and cultural anthropologist said he believes there has been a rise in demonic content in popular culture that could coincide with the biblical timetable for the rise of the Antichrist.

The frontman for the Grammy-nominated and groundbreaking Christian band Stryper says he believes Jesus' return will take place sooner than skeptics believe and that he doesn't care if people think he's crazy.

Many Christians saw a link between Vladimir Putin’s meeting with one of the few world leaders who approves of his invasion of Ukraine and a passage from the book of Ezekiel.

Nigerian police rescued at least 77 people, including 23 children, from a church basement, where pastors told them to stay and to wait for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

A peculiar phenomenon in the skies of China's port city of Zhoushan last Saturday and an upcoming "super flower blood moon" in the U.S. have sparked online discussions about end-times Biblical prophecies.

According to a recent poll by The Joshua Fund, most Americans believe that the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine are signs of biblical prophecies being fulfilled ahead of Christ's return.

Author and Bible Answer Man host Hank Hanegraaff is rejecting parallels between the events described in Ezekiel 38 and modern-day Russia, saying "modern prophecy pundits" are wrong in their analysis of the war in Ukraine.