The Unscriptural Doctrine of the "Rapture"

There is no scriptural basis for a special secret coming of Christ to bring His saints to Heaven to escape Antichrist and the Great Tribulation. We ought to know better than this!
The catching up of the saints, set forth in the Book of First Thessalonians, describes the army of saints, now in incorruptible bodies, rising to meet the Commander in Chief at the staging area in the air. There they will be mounted on white stallions.
Together with the army of angels they will descend with Christ to establish the Kingdom of God on the earth.
This is the next appearing of the Lord Jesus to the world, the return of the Son of Man.
The teaching of an unscriptural secret “rapture” to Heaven of God’s people, whether before or after the one coming of the Son of Man, is fanciful, unscriptural, and destructive of the spiritual maturing of the members of the Body of Christ. It is a myth, and should be abandoned by every Christian who is waiting for the coming of the Lord.
“With a shout, the voice of the archangel, and the trumpet of God.”
Does that sound like a secret rapture to you?