Could the secret rapture really happen? Is Israel the key to understanding the end times? What role does a rebuilt Jewish temple play in prophecy, and could the rise of the Antichrist be closer than we think? Revelation’s Rapture is a five-session seminar with Pastor Myckal Morehouse and Pastor Steve Wohlberg that answers those questions from the Bible. Here is what each session covers.
Session 1: The Appearing
Unveiling the end of the world and the coming rapture. The Bible speaks of a dramatic end-time event: the appearing of Christ and the rapture of His followers. This session explores the biblical foundation for the rapture, how it relates to current events, and what really takes place at the end of the world. Speaker: Pastor Myckal Morehouse.
Session 2: Red Heifers and the Rebuilt Jewish Temple
In Israel today, red heifers are being prepared for sacrifice and plans for a rebuilt temple are underway. Are these merely political or religious events, or do they hold prophetic significance? Speaker: Pastor Steve Wohlberg.
Session 3: The Antichrist in the Temple of God
The Apostle Paul warned that a future Antichrist would “sit in the temple of God, proclaiming himself to be God” (2 Thessalonians 2:4). When will this occur, and is the Antichrist already hidden in plain sight? Speaker: Pastor Steve Wohlberg.
Session 4: The Appearing Deception
Could the story of Christ’s appearing be twisted into a global deception? This session uncovers startling historical revelations about how the understanding of the second coming and the rapture has been shifted, and why it matters today. Speaker: Pastor Myckal Morehouse.
Session 5: Decoding the Mark of the Beast
As freedoms erode across the globe, the Bible predicts a “Mark of the Beast” will be enforced (Revelation 13:16–17). What is this mark, and how can we recognize it before it is too late? Speaker: Pastor Steve Wohlberg.
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