
Still HereThe Rapture, The Tribulation, And What The Bible Actually Teaches
by Rob Puryear
Everyone has an opinion about the end times. Movies, podcasts, and preachers have filled your head with timelines, charts, and theories—but the more you hear, the more confused you feel. Is the rapture even in the Bible? Will Christians go through the tribulation? What does any of this have to do with how you live today? The confusion stops here.
Available on Kindle and in paperback
About Still Here
"Still Here" cuts through the noise and takes you straight to Scripture. No sensationalism, no denominational agenda—just an honest, verse-by-verse look at what the Bible actually says about the last days. Whether you've been studying prophecy for years or have never cracked open Revelation, this book will give you clarity, confidence, and a faith that stands firm no matter what comes next.
What's Inside
- Rapture & Tribulation Explained
- Clear End Times Theology
- Biblically Grounded
- Answers the Hard Questions
Book Details
- Published
- Length
- 148 pages (paperback)
- ISBN-13
- 9798199994972
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About the Author
Rob Puryear is a follower of Jesus Christ who writes for Christians who are tired of feeling guilty about their struggles, and for new believers who are overwhelmed and don't know where to start.

