A woman questions if she should let them move in, despite both parents having marketable skills to offset their poor decision Getty A homeowner refused her parents’ request to move onto her property, ...

You likely heard the warning weeks ago, but this time is the real deal — at least, that's what South African pastor Joshua Mhlakela now claims. Here's what to know about the 2025 Rapture rumors. After ...

A South African pastor declared the rapture was coming in September. When it didn't happen, he said he got the date wrong, and now ample followers on social are fervently awaiting a rapture this week.

Former “The View” host Sherri Shepherd said she once fell for religious leaders saying the Rapture was coming and wound up in debt and in jail. A South African pastor’s prediction that the world would ...

The Christian pastor and others who falsely predicted the end of the world on September 23 are speaking out after nothing happened. Pastor Joshua Mhlakela, a South African preacher, claimed Jesus ...

(FOX40.COM) — People all over the world began preparing for the rapture and the end of the world after a pastor predicted it would happen by Sept. 24. Now, some faith leaders are apologizing. • Video ...

Sherri Shepherd heard the predictions that the Rapture would occur on Tuesday, Sept. 23, and she didn’t fall for it — this time. That’s because the former cohost of “The View” previously bought into ...

Y2K, 2012, the doomsday clock, and now, the Rapture. Theories about the end of the world have permeated for decades. But this week, internet pundits seemed to believe the Rapture, an event that some ...

Sherri Shepherd said that she spent eight days in jail after believing the Rapture was imminent. The comedian owed thousands of dollars in unpaid traffic tickets that she didn't think she had to pay.

On TikTok, Christian Evangelicals were under the impression that the Rapture was due on Tuesday, but the day has come and gone without divine judgment. ByDani Di Placido, Senior Contributor. Forbes ...

Christians on TikTok were so convinced that the Rapture — an event anticipated by evangelical Christians in which the faithful will be beamed up to heaven by God while everybody else is doomed to ruin ...