David Meade was picked up by news giants all over the world last week for his claims that the Rapture will "begin" on April 23, 2018. (I assume that term "begin" is being utilized so that when it becomes obvious that the Rapture didn't happen on that date, David and his followers can say, "Maybe not in full, but it 'began' on that day.") Date setters have been on the rise this past year, with David Meade being among the many who claimed the Rapture was to happen on September 23, 2017. But it was clear to me (and many others), prior to the heralded date, that the Bible plainly shows us a different sequence of events. In fact, the Rapture could not have happened in September, and I detailed those biblical proofs in my video that has been viewed over 30,000 times (as of the writing of this) here.
Just prior to Passover and Easter, I put out another video explaining from 2 Thessalonians 2, the three specific events that most certainly have to occur prior to the Lord's return. If you missed that popular video, I'll link to it here.