After May 21, 2011: How eBibleFellowship Kept Feeding the Sheep

When May 21, 2011 came and went, many people decided that was the end of the story. eBibleFellowship (EBF) came to a different conclusion. By its own account, it went on to teach that the Day of Judgment began on that date, and it turned its work toward one purpose: reaching "the great multitude that God saved prior to May 21, 2011, obeying Christ's command to 'feed My sheep.'"

What EBF teaches happened on May 21, 2011

EBF's 15-year anniversary page, published May 21, 2026, says that on that date "God shut the door of heaven and the Day of Judgment began on earth." The page says God "transitioned the judgment on the churches to the whole world," that He "saved the last of His elect before shutting the door," and that Christ has since been "ruling as KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS." It cites Luke 13:25: "When once the master of the house is risen up, and hath shut to the door..."

The ministry says the date came "not by guessing or by reading current events into Scripture," but from "careful study of the chronological timeline information God placed in the Bible." That timeline runs from Creation in 11,013 BC to the year 2033, which the page says "will mark the 2000 year anniversary from Christ death on the cross."

A new task: "Feed My sheep"

EBF's home page describes the ministry as "a gathering of like-minded individuals who primarily meet online," "a Bible ministry—not affiliated with any church—committed to proclaiming the Word of God to the nations." Its motto verse is John 21:17: "Jesus saith unto him, Feed my sheep."

In his Bible notes, Chris McCann has written about this task many times. In a 2018 note he wrote: "'Feed My sheep' is NOT a request. It's a command. Understand it or not." In March 2026 he called it "the test for love for our day," adding: "In order to do this, we must understand where we are in time and in history."

Teaching that has continued since 2011

In a July 30, 2025 reply to a reader titled "New Revelations (from the Bible) — Since May 21, 2011," Chris McCann listed teachings EBF has put forward since that date. Among them:

a prolonged judgment period of 22/23 years;
the rapture taking place on the very last day of the judgment;
the elect remaining on earth through the whole judgment period;
Satan "deposed from all official rule over corporate church & world";
Christ "currently reigning as King over the earth";
the "task given to elect to feed the sheep while simultaneously bringing message of judgment to unsaved of the world";
division in the world as "a major indicator of world's judgment" (Mark 3:24-26);
the time pattern of Christ's first coming repeating at His second coming (1994 to 2033).

The anniversary page connects the last point to what it calls "worldwide division that is unprecedented," which it says results from Christ "taking the Kingdoms from Satan on May 21, 2011."

How the ministry operates today

EBF's own pages describe a ministry that runs mostly online and in many languages:

WebRadio in eight languages. The home page lists 24/7 EBF WebRadio streams in English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Urdu and Indonesian.
Live Bible programs. The New Open Forum, "a Live Bible Questions and Answers program," airs Monday to Thursday at 8:00 PM and Sunday at 3:30 PM Eastern Time. It sits alongside The Bible Exalted podcast on Fridays, Sunday programs on Zoom, and Saturday Night Christian Talk.
Written and recorded studies. Free tracts such as Spiritual Judgment Began May 21, 2011 and No More Salvation, the book The Elect's Appearance Before the Judgment Seat of Christ, audio Bible studies "from Chris McCann and other EBF teachers," and nearly 800 Bible Notes that are free to read online.
Outreach in other languages. EBF runs sister sites, including the Hindi site phut2033.org, which describes EBF as a Bible ministry "unaffiliated with any church," focused on those God saved before May 21, 2011.
Tract trips and Days in the Word. In a January 2026 note titled "On EBF," Chris McCann wrote that EBF "has continued to do tract trips," "has a wonderful focus on the things of God each and every Sunday," and holds "regular Days in the Word for listeners to attend."

The same note says EBF "does not ask its listeners for financial support but waits and trusts the Lord to provide. And the Lord has provided all financial needs for many years now." It also says the ministry "has continued the godly tradition of opening up itself to all possible questions from any and all people who would want to check the things they teach out."

Twenty-five years

This year EBF marks its 25th anniversary. The English home page gives the dates as "September 12, 2001 – September 12, 2026."

The anniversary page invites anyone with questions about May 21, 2011 to contact the ministry. All of its literature can be read online, downloaded, heard as audio, or ordered "as a printed copy by mail at no cost."

May God bless you.

Sources (all EBF): - ebiblefellowship.org home page: mission statement, John 21:17, 25th anniversary dates, WebRadio stations, program schedule. https://www.ebiblefellowship.org/ - "May 21, 2011 — Judgment Day Began · 15 Years Later" (May 21, 2026). https://www.ebiblefellowship.org/may-21-2011 - Hindi site About section (focus on those saved before May 21, 2011; "Feed my sheep"). https://phut2033.org/ - Chris McCann, "New Revelations (from the Bible) — Since May 21, 2011," Bible Notes, July 30, 2025. - Chris McCann, "On EBF," Bible Notes, January 5, 2026. - Chris McCann, "I Must Know Exactly Why God Commands Me To Feed Sheep Before I Actually Go And Do It," Bible Notes, December 29, 2018. - Chris McCann, "The Gospel of Feeding Sheep in Judgment Day Has Been Designed By God to Offend Those Who Are Not Truly Saved," Bible Notes, March 15, 2026.