Piper explained that Christians “do not come under the wrath of God” because “Christ bore our sins.” Nevertheless, he added, “that doesn’t mean we don’t go to court in the last day.” ...

Judgment Day: May 21, 2011? Family Radio Network Proclaims the End Is Less Than Two Weeks Away. ... "If you're a Christian, you know that God does not elevate any man above any other man," Evans said.

May 21, 2011, is the latest attempt to get a jump on Judgment Day, courtesy of Oakland, Calif.-based Family Radio, a nonprofit evangelical Christian group. And, assuming we're here to follow up ...

And across the globe, followers of a California preacher's long-publicized message that Judgment Day would arrive Saturday turned to the Bible, the book they believe predicts the beginning of ...

Once we understand God's judgment as putting an end to all that is wrong with the world (war, famine, disease, and so on), then we can understand why even the apostle Paul viewed judgment as part ...

An Oakland preacher is standing by his prediction of Judgment Day, but many Christians disagree with his interpretation of the Bible. Latest U.S.

On its website, Family Radio says May 21 as Judgment Day is "derived solely from evidence found in the Bible." "Mr. Camping saw God had placed, in scripture, many important signs and proofs.

Judgement Day is upon us, according to US Christian cult Familyradio - specifically May 21. So what does this mean and what should we expect? Can you explain the Rapture?

Judgment Day is coming this Saturday, May 21, beginning at 6 p.m., according to Harold Camping, the president of the Christian broadcaster Family Radio. Could he be wrong? He wouldn't be the first.

For some, it's Judgment Day. For others, it's party time. A loosely organized Christian movement has spread the word around the globe that Jesus Christ will return to Earth on ...