Life Audio. Is the Raptor even biblical or is it a newer idea? What did the early church fathers believe?

And what does scripture say? That is what I want to talk about in today's episode.

Hello, hello, hello, ladies and gents and welcome welcome to this week's episode of the bot and beloved podcast.

As always, it's your girl, Kirby Kelly, back at it again.

And if you are watching this, then I am assuming you survived the quote-unquote rapture that was supposed to take place on September 23rd or 24th,

2025. Maybe you have no idea what I'm talking about. And that's probably because I live

chronically online as part of my Gen Z DNA, but also as part of my job, right? Talking about

Jesus online. There was this man, this pastor,

who prophesied, I think from a different side of the world, and believed that the end of the

world, that Jesus was coming last week. And that did not happen. And it's one of those things where it's like,

even me growing up, I don't know how long you've been alive or how long you've, I don't know,

gone through these kinds of scares and things. But I remember people saying the world was going to

end in 2012. I remember people during COVID,

that it was just like this big thing about the end times in the rapture. Like, I feel like it has

become more and more apparent in our world, this idea of when is the rapture? When is it going to happen, when are we going to get

taken up? Am I going to be left behind? Like the book series, right? I remember even watching that

in college with my friends and being like, what is this movie? Like, I've never even heard of

this before. Did not grow up in a Christian household. So all of this was like kind of new for me.

I remember first learning about the rapture just like in conversation and I always believed it.

And I think it's because it has just been a very popular narrative when it comes to the end times.

The Christians will be raptured and everybody else is just going to suffer.

Right? Right? Or wrong? Because I remember

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