Our last day

We prayed and learned more chapters of the Bible. We were used to it so we never slept during the telling of these fascinating stories. We also heard calming music and songs about Jesus and God, and it put our spirits to rest.
When everything was done we left. It was night time and the moon was blood; the stars could not be seen. We carefully drove home and found out that electricity was gone so we could not cook or heat anything.
Luckily for us we had sandwiches. Then an earthquake scared us so we lied under tables and waited, but it just became more powerful.
We thought we heard the streets cracking and cars crashing into each other. Everyone was screaming as it sounded.
Then thunder came and a tornado picked up. We now had to lock the door and go into our basement. The tornado destroyed many houses in our neighborhood. More people screamed and ran for their lives.
We thought this was a nightmare as there couldn't be this many natural disasters in a day. We kind of started to lose hope down there.
As the tornado subsided we went back outside and everything was destroyed. Morning came and the clouds were in strange shapes and moving strangely.
I heard this inner voice to move to the nearest ocean and so we ran through different cities and parks.
Night and day was rotating in seconds, confusing us. We found skeletons and other disgusting things on our way including what seemed to be entrances to the underworld. Down there it was filled with fire and lava.
Locusts were flying everywhere.
We managed to survive a hurricane by hiding in an abandoned shed; it somehow stayed untouched.
We then saw horsemen holding spears galloping to the distance; they seemed ready for a fight.
We also had to dodge a few asteroids.
Some floods also blocked a few highways. It was as if the earth itself had its revenge.
Finally we arrived at the ocean. More Christians were holding candles and praying as the moon stood still in the sky.
We watched the sky and waited for something or someone to show up. I think this may be the end of our beloved planet- it and possibly even us. I hope that existence continues on the flipside.