Let me tell you a story.
When I first got saved, it was in a very dispensational church where absolutely everyone believed in the rapture.
I was listening to the radio one day, and some frenzied, fanatical, out-of-breath, crazy sounding guy kept saying the rapture was coming in a couple months, and the world was ending, and we needed to START SAYING GOODBYE TO EVERYONE RIGHT NOW!!!!
I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT!
THIS WAS CRAZY!
OH MY GOODNESS!
To say the least, I was quite disturbed, as was my girlfriend.
We were hoping to get married soon, and now... dang it all... the world was ending in just a couple months.
Just my luck!
Some great girl finally falls for me... and the world has to end!
What kinda luck is that!
Ugh.
This was just great.
So being quite upset, I immediately set a meeting to see my pastor.
I told him about the guy on the radio, and how convincing it all sounded, and finally asked my big question, "WAS IT TRUE?"
This extremely dispensational man, with extremely strong belief in the rapture, ever-so-calmly took a long slow drink from a tall bottle of grape soda, and smiled a big, warm, knowing smile.
Then he put his big bear-like hands on the table and said,
"Son, stop listening to crazy people on the radio and go enjoy your day."
And that was that.
Epilogue:
It seems there ARE people who believe in the rapture who are perfectly calm, and reasonable, and don't get upset by every nut on the radio... and who are making perfectly normal plans for the future just like everyone else.
They just feel that one day God may choose, at some unknown moment, to interrupt those plans.
But to be perfectly honest, I think all Christians know God may suddenly interrupt their plans... with or without a rapture.
Have fun guys.
: )