“Please make sure that you are ready.”

According to Christian TikTok, the Rapture is approaching Tuesday. They’re making ready by promoting off their worldly possessions and quitting their jobs, and providing Rapture recommendation.

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The Rapture is a Christian perception of the tip occasions. It is when “both living and dead believers will ascend into heaven to meet Jesus Christ at the Second Coming,” based on Britannica.

Why does ChristianTok assume that the Rapture is approaching Tuesday, September 23?

On June 17, 2025, a South African pastor shared his imaginative and prescient of the Rapture on the “I’ve Been Through The Most” Podcast. In the viral YouTube video of the podcast, Pastor Joshua Mhlakela made claims that he noticed Jesus returning to Earth on the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, which begins at sunset on Monday, Sept 22 this yr.

“The rapture is upon us, whether you are ready or not,” Mhlakela stated. “I saw Jesus sitting on his throne, and I could hear him very loud and clear saying, ‘I am coming soon.’”

“He said to me on the 23rd and 24th of September 2025, ‘I will come back to the Earth.’”

Christian of us commenting on the YouTube video agreed with him, with some saying that they or their family members have additionally had visions. This perception has unfold to TikTok, the place individuals are speaking about quitting their jobs and promoting off their worldly possessions. There are additionally many asking if their pets will be capable to observe them to Heaven as they depart their lives behind.

@stopwiththebuttholecramp Preparing my house for the #missingpeople after the #rapture #christiantiktok #jesus #religion ♬ authentic sound – Melissa Johnston

A Louisiana TikToker claimed divine confirmations satisfied her the Rapture would arrive tomorrow, and he or she framed it as inevitable. Hannah (@hannahrg33) recalled a life-changing name from God final November that spurred a transfer again house.

She notes symbolic indicators—biblical verses, feast charts, Hebrew phrases—and timeframes aligning with fall festivals. Hannah additionally thought-about her sudden job loss and a denied day without work as sensible affirmation of divine timing. She stated she feels peace reasonably than panic, decoding calm as additional proof. 

She urged viewers of her almost 10-minute-long video, “Please make sure that you are ready. Make sure that you know you are right with God. Talk to your loved ones. No one is promised tomorrow. Regardless of whether it happens tomorrow, next week, next month, it’s coming soon. Please make sure that you are ready.”

Many others are giving ideas and tips to boost their Rapture expertise. “When you finally start moving up into the air, I recommend that you don’t hold on to anything,” suggested @sonj779. “I definitely don’t recommend looking down. I think we learned that lesson from Lot’s wife.”

@stopwiththebuttholecramp Preparing for the left behind. What are you doing? Let’s attempt to save as many souls as we will whereas we’re gone. #Christian #missingpeople #christiantiktok #assist #jesus ♬ authentic sound – Melissa Johnston

Reactions to ChristianTok’s Rapture beliefs

Folks who don’t imagine within the Rapture are watching in disbelief as occasions unfold. Many are commenting and sharing issues they see taking place in actual life. An Uber driver’s Christian prospects handed him almost $2,000 in money after leaving church. They stated they might pray for him earlier than they depart Earth within the Rapture.

Others shared theories and opinions about the truth that these individuals are promoting off their worldly possessions, if there isn’t a cash in Heaven.

@mdg650hawk7thacct stated, “I started thinking, Christians and Evangelical Christians in the United States… Like, what could we do as a nation without them?” He listed off all the methods the world may very well be bettered with them going away within the Rapture.

@hannahrg33 and @mdg650hawk7thacct didn’t reply instantly to the Daily Dot’s request for remark through TikTok DM.

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