This is the final donation drive of 2025, and it has been an extraordinary year. Just as a timing belt regulates the function of an engine, the soon-coming rapture is steering world events. Despite the looming threat of collapse due to economic and moral excesses, life goes on with little awareness of the potential consequences.
A few weeks before Hurricane Melissa emerged, I noticed that it had been an unusually slow year for tropical storms. The high-pressure systems that usually dominate the central Atlantic each summer remained close to Africa, causing one hurricane after another to bypass North America.
Jesus said the last days would come like the birth pangs, so I knew this lull wouldn’t last. Just as hurricane season was nearing its end, an ‘apocalyptic’ monster of a storm developed in the southern Caribbean Sea.
Melissa made landfall as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 185 mph in Jamaica on October 28. It became the most powerful hurricane to ever strike the island nation, unleashing torrential rains and damaging winds that left hundreds of thousands without power, destroyed homes, and scattered debris across fields. With the death toll currently around 100, it will take many months to fully understand the impact of this disaster.
We do not have an ‘About Us’ page because our mission is simple: to provide a wealth of free information to educate the public about all aspects of Bible prophecy. People can see our goals and objectives by simply looking at the site.
While I’m writing here to encourage support for the site, I want to advise our friends in Canada against using checks as a donation method to RR. A few times a year, we receive checks from our northern neighbor. Unfortunately, banks often impose exorbitant processing fees—up to 40%—on Canadian checks.
If you’re from Canada or another country, PayPal and the credit card link on the Donation Depot page charge only 2-4%. You can also get money orders in US currency. I don’t encourage it, but when people send us Canadian currency, we can translate it at a reasonable rate. The events of 9/11 are what have given banks the power to charge such insane fees.
We have spoken with several people who told us that a voice AI program could be beneficial to the site. They can create audio files that sound just as if the author were reading the article. This would help reach young people who don’t like reading text.
There are many dangerous aspects of AI technology. Recently, a woman contacted me saying she received a call from a number displaying my name. The caller asked for her personal financial information, which was clearly a scam, as we don’t make such calls. I received a call claiming my electric bill was past due and threatening to shut off my power unless I made an immediate payment. They mentioned Entergy as the power supplier, but our city operates its own utility.
Social media has severely hindered efforts to warn people about the end times. A woman on Facebook once had 5,000 followers on her prophecy-related page, but after numerous restrictions were placed on her activity, she is now left with just five followers. This experience solidified my decision, years ago, to never trust an outside host with Rapture Ready’s content.
The leaders of various tech firms have appeared before Congress, pledging never to restrict what users can post. However, they now view it as their responsibility to shield users from misinformation, taking it upon themselves to determine what is factual and what is fictional.
Many years ago, I predicted that by the time Jesus returns for the Church, the prophecy movement would likely be in a sad state. As Jesus said, He comes at a time when few are watching, catching the world in a state of slumber.
I’ve recently learned that several long-standing prophecy conferences have come to an end. About 30 years ago, there were at least 25 in our nation that attracted audiences of over 500 people. Today, the only major event remaining is the one hosted by Prophecy Watchers.
A primary challenge in organizing a prophetic meeting is the absence of many influential figures, as God has called home notable leaders like Tim LaHaye, Hal Lindsey, Grant Jeffrey, and Dave Hunt. While we still have many talented speakers today, they often lack the same level of widespread name recognition.
We certainly have the kind of news event that would usually draw large crowds. I think God is closing the door on the end-time movement. The warning has been sounded for decades, and now the Church Age is coming to a close. When Jesus returns for His Bride, the tribulation saints and 144,000 Jewish witnesses will take the ball.
Only God knows the timing of the rapture, but I strongly believe we are in the last of the last days. As we approach the tribulation hour, it becomes increasingly important for every Christian to adopt an end-time mindset. If you truly believe that the rapture is near, you should focus more on endeavors that contribute to the Kingdom of God.
There are three ways you can contribute to RR: You can send a financial gift via our P.O. Box address, you can make a one-time donation, or there is a frequent option that allows you to make monthly donations. If you’re interested in signing up, find the input links on the Donation Depot page. Donations can be sent to our P.O. Box at:
Rapture Ready
P.O. Box 969
Benton, AR 72018
— Todd
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