This article looks at the history of dispensationalism and the concept of the rapture. The author evaluates these teachings by looking at what the Bible teaches about the end times and the second coming of Christ.

Dispensationalism is the belief that the bible is divided into many different dispensations or periods. Dispensational teaching claims that Christ will return twice. This article examines biblical grounds used to argue for the rapture.

This article discusses the relatively recent attention given to the rapture in the Left Behind novels, and whether there can be any appreciation for these.

This article discusses the order of events that take place in the last days, and exactly where the rapture fits into this order. It indicates that there is only one return of Christ, whereupon the rapture takes place.

This article discusses the rapture, through the lens of 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. It considers when the rapture will take place, what will the resurrection body look like, and death as the last enemy.

This article considers what everlasting life will be like. It will be a perfect life with God and fellow believers, with a glorified body. There may well be degrees of joy, and a specific task to fulfill. The article ends with an instruction on how to prepare for the rapture.

This article addresses some topics relating to the rapture. It argues that the salvation of "all Israel" as mentioned in Romans 11:26 is the salvation of the entire church of Christ. It also discusses the controversy between Jews and Samaritans, and how some regard it as existing today in the battle between Jews and Muslims.

This article is about the resurrection of the ungodly, the resurrection of the body, and the rapture. 

This article evaluates dispensationalism in the light of Scripture. The rapture of 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 is also discussed in relation to this.