The Feast of Trumpets, September 23-24, has come and gone.
There were many reasons to believe that the rapture of the church would happen, but it didn't.
And now the scoffers are doing their thing, and there is no shortage of people who passionately rebuke the sin of trying to guess the date Jesus is coming back.
Except, it's not actually a sin. Jesus didn't warn us about those trying to figure out when He is coming. He warned us about those who say He's already come. Big difference.
Getting a date wrong doesn't make someone a false prophet. The prophecy itself is still accurate. The rapture of the church will come.
So, they were prophesying correctly. They just got the date wrong, which happens a lot because God rarely provides a specific date in a prophecy. Most of the time, He tells you what's coming and gives you time markers—signs—to watch for.
Regarding the rapture and the end times, all the signs Jesus told us to watch for are happening before our very eyes.
You best be watchin' for His coming. Forget the mockers, push away every distraction, and focus on Jesus.
Those who are trying to figure out the date are the ones on the right track. They are focused and excited about the return of Christ.
Any day now. Any day now. Jesus will snatch away those who are spiritually alive and fully committed to Him.
Everyone else will get another chance during the Great Tribulation to lay down their pride and receive salvation through Jesus Christ.
