Billy Crone: Their Plan to Hide the Rapture

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Billy Crone uncovers how UFOs and alien claims may serve as the ultimate deception to explain away the Rapture of the Church. Drawing from Scripture and Bible prophecy, Billy reveals why the sudden disappearance of millions of believers will not catch God’s people off guard—but will leave the world grasping for answers. Could the growing UFO narrative already be setting the stage? Don’t miss this eye-opening message connecting biblical prophecy with today’s headlines.

Their Plan to Hide the Rapture

The Week in Bible Prophecy — Prophecy Watchers Podcast

Welcome to the Prophecy Watchers podcast: The Week in Bible Prophecy. I’m joined by Billy Crone. Welcome, Billy—good to see you, man. How are you doing?

I’m doing great—especially because of today’s topic. We’re talking about Billy’s new book and DVD series: UFOs, Aliens, and the Coming Mass Abduction. Before we dive in, I want to remind everybody that Billy will join us along with 16 other speakers (18 total) in Orlando, Florida. If you’re nearby and want to escape the cold, join us February 29–March 3 for the Orlando Prophecy Summit. It’s going to be a great time—many of our favorite speakers in one hallway. You’ll be there, right?

Yes—absolutely. We’ll be there.

Do you know what you’ll talk about?

Very possibly what we’re discussing today. It’s a hot topic—our latest study and documentary—and it’s ramping up in the news. We need to revisit it and provide a Christian perspective, because I’m convinced it’s a major Bible-prophecy topic, not just an eclectic fringe subject.

Why did you spend time addressing this in a prophetic paradigm?

Because I’m convinced it ties directly to Bible prophecy. The title UFOs, Aliens, and the Coming Mass Abduction is deliberate: the world will view this as a mass abduction, but the Bible calls that event the Rapture. Based on my research and personal experience prior to becoming a Christian, these phenomena are demonic. Over decades they’ve been methodically implanted into people’s minds so when a mass disappearance occurs, the public will assume “aliens” took them—rather than the Rapture. That’s the first deception. Secondly, the messages promoted by these entities denounce Scripture and biblical Christianity, dismiss the need for salvation, and promote a one-world government and one-world religion—very much aligned with antichrist propaganda. Jesus warned in Matthew 24 that deception would be widespread before the tribulation; this is exactly that.

This used to be a fringe topic—why is it mainstream now?

Several forces moved it toward the mainstream over the past 10–20 years. Astronomy and related fields (exoplanet research, astrobiology) have focused heavily on finding life elsewhere. The cultural narrative—Hollywood, media, and now governmental acknowledgement—has normalized the idea. That’s why we call it “soft disclosure.” It’s being slowly introduced to the public so they’ll accept the alien narrative when push comes to shove.

You wrote about panspermia and evolutionary premises—what’s the connection?

The alien narrative often piggybacks on evolutionary thinking: if humanity isn’t created by God, then perhaps we were seeded by extraterrestrials (panspermia). That simply pushes the origin question back one step—who created those aliens? It fails to solve the ultimate origin problem. Intelligent design and common sense point to a self-existent Creator. The evolutionary/panspermia narrative is a replacement religion that helps prepare people for an alien “rescue” explanation for the Rapture.

What evidence do you present about abductions?

We dedicate a section to documented abductions. If you’re intellectually honest and examine the facts—including reports from credible researchers—you see patterns that match classic demonology: altered states, spirit possession, sexual experimentation, genetic manipulation motifs, and communications that mirror occult mediums. Secular ufologists themselves sometimes note parallels between UFO encounters and historical demonological phenomena. The communications are often delivered through altered consciousness or possession—exactly what Scripture warns against.

You mentioned Genesis 6 and the Nephilim—how does that relate?

Genesis 6 describes beings (the “sons of God”) cohabiting with the daughters of men, producing a hybrid—Nephilim. Jesus referenced the days of Noah (Matthew 24:37) as a sign of the end, and the behaviors we see—violent thoughts, sexual perversion, and supernatural interference—mirror that ancient rebellion. The modern phenomenon repeats that pattern: demonic beings engaging humanity sexually and genetically, just as in Noah’s day.

Could governments or military tech be involved in the deception?

Yes. Two possible scenarios are plausible and we document both. One is Project Blue Beam-style holographic technology: global mass holograms that could simulate a fleet of “ships” or phenomena after the Rapture. The second is actual advanced craft—military tech that’s decades beyond public knowledge—used to appear as “alien” vehicles. Either could be used to convince a shocked public that extraterrestrials “took” missing people. Interviews with military sources suggest there is technology far beyond what’s publicly acknowledged.

So the plan would be: people witness a visible ascension into clouds, then an “alien” presence appears to explain it away?

Exactly. The Bible describes the Rapture as believers being caught up to meet the Lord in the clouds. People will watch them ascend into the sky and vanish into the clouds. That visible event is a perfect target for a counterfeit: if a ship appears in those clouds and claims responsibility, the world will accept that explanation—especially when every other cultural and governmental narrative has primed them to do so.

Are there other elements in play—economy, war, disaster?

Yes. Imagine a coordinated set of crises after the disappearance: a global market crash, World War III, dirty nukes, massive earthquakes. In the chaos the global elite can push a “solution”—a One World Government, One World Economy, One World Religion—presented as necessary for survival and peace. This is the “Great Reset” scenario in action. UFOs and aliens are part of the broader game plan to engineer a crisis, manage the outcome, and consolidate power.

What do you want non-Christians and Christians to do with this information?

For non-Christians: repent and receive Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. This isn’t fear-mongering—it’s a call to salvation. Demonic phenomena are real, and the biblical solution is faith in Christ. For Christians: get equipped. Learn the facts, study Scripture, and be able to give a reasoned, biblical response to those being influenced by the UFO narrative. Many people believe in aliens more readily than in Christ—this is a gospel opportunity and also a reason to disciple and prepare believers so they won’t be taken by surprise.

Any personal testimony?

I came out of the occult and New Age movements. I lived in that world for years—saw apparitions, experienced sleep paralysis, and endured demonic harassment. I nearly lost my life. From firsthand experience, these encounters are demonic, not benign extraterrestrial contact. That’s why I emphasize rebuking them in Jesus’ name and the authority that true believers have. Born-again Christians can rebuke these spirits, but the non-Christian is vulnerable.

Final thoughts?

Be intellectually honest. Don’t dismiss this as mere fantasy when the cultural actors—Hollywood, academia, media, and now governments—are all converging on a false narrative. This is an opportunity to witness, to prepare, and to warn. The Rapture may come at any time; we must be ready, and we must help others be ready too.

Thank you, Billy. Where can listeners find your book?

Check Billy’s book at the PreTribulation.com/store/: UFOs, Aliens, and the Coming Mass Abduction. Hopefully you’ve been encouraged and challenged to look deeper.

Thanks for listening to The Week in Bible Prophecy. Catch us next time.