Is it fair to assume that you have no personal convictions from the scriptures or the Spirit that Christ is going to take and catch away the church, his body and bride that He has cleansed and washed from all their sin at salvation, before the Antichrist or son of perdition is revealed upon the earth and before the tribulation from heaven will be poured out upon the children of disobedience?
Do you have greater admiration for those that profess Christ and believe that they will be going through the tribulation that is coming upon the earth? You judge the church often and do not have a very good opinion or esteem of that precious body of lost souls that have been purchased and redeemed by the blood of Christ by faith, as you have stated many times. So it is no wonder that you are critical of those that look for God's mercy in the return of Christ that will take away His church and bride unto Himself, who are no longer under condemnation nor subject to God's wrath. As believers and the benefactors of God's great salvation, we should be thankful to God's mercy and grace that these things are true and that Jesus Christ will come to remove the church from the calamity that will befall the earth.
The just shall live by faith. Every promise and every word of God's promises are given that we might believe them by faith. Without faith it is impossible to please God or to live as a believer that has been justified by faith. Faith is the life of the believer that is trusting God for that which He has promised. We are to live by the promises of God by faith through the Spirit and not by the natural disposition of Adam through the strength and ability of the flesh. Doesn't the earnest of the Spirit, that has been given to every believer, give us the expectation of the redemption of our bodies? Doesn't that same Spirit with the bride of Christ cry out to the Lord to, 'Come'? Is not our expectation, as one body, that of one of faith and one hope of our calling? The rapture is a calling to come home and not an escape from reality. Our eternal reality is that when He comes that we are ready and He will take us with Him, that where He is we we will be also, forevermore. That is the promise that He has made and that promise is our expectation. AMEN!