Questions About the Rapture? Start Here.
Christians have debated the timing and meaning of the Rapture for generations. Our beliefs do not determine what is true, and winning the debate is not the purpose of this page. The invitation is to examine what Scripture says and consider the claims for yourself.
Maybe you believe Jesus Christ is the Son of God. Maybe you are still deciding. Imagine waking to reports that millions of people have suddenly disappeared. Would you reconsider what the Bible says? On His Way was created as a resource for people asking those questions, including anyone who may encounter it after an event they believe has taken place.
A place to investigate
Explore Scripture, teaching, videos, and other resources at your own pace. We do not want to pressure you through fear. Read passages in context, ask questions, and examine the claims carefully.
Jeremy often points to Noah as an example of preparation before an anticipated event. For him, preparing these resources now is a way to make information available to people who may need it later.
Read these passages first
- 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18 — Paul comforts believers with the hope of resurrection and being with the Lord.
- 1 Corinthians 15:51–58 — Paul describes resurrection, transformation, and victory over death.
- John 14:1–3 — Jesus promises his disciples a place with him.
- Matthew 24:36–44 and Luke 17:22–37 — Read the surrounding warnings about watchfulness. Christians interpret the “taken” and “left” language in different ways.
Keep Jesus at the center
The New Testament speaks about Christ’s return, judgment, resurrection, and hope. Christians differ on how particular end-times events fit together. On His Way reflects an expectation that the Rapture will occur. It does not announce a date or claim that a predicted scenario is happening now.
If you are searching for answers, begin with Jesus. Read a Gospel, pray honestly, and seek out a thoughtful Christian community. You can investigate the good news without first resolving every question about the timeline.

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