What’s Coming Will SHAKE the Nations...

Overview

The video follows Sid Roth’s first fully live studio event, combining interviews, prayer, personal testimonies, and prophetic messages about revival and the nations. The atmosphere is energetic and often emotional, with the audience applauding and cheering throughout.

Sid Roth’s Opening

Sid introduces his new book, The Glory Story, and reflects on how, in his view, God can weave ordinary-seeming events into a larger plan. He recounts organizing a 1988 gathering of Jewish believers in Israel at the rundown Diplomat Hotel, then later learning that the hotel had been selected as the site of the U.S. embassy. He presents the conference as part of a much bigger story.

The opening also has a light, self-deprecating tone. Sid jokes that an aptitude test suggested he could be an evangelist—or, if that didn’t work out, a comedian. He keeps the live production moving with jokes about the “three musketeers,” the show’s “hiccups,” and the audience seeing the behind-the-scenes wrinkles.

Dr. Nina’s Testimony

Dr. Nina describes growing up in a Jewish family while feeling an unexplained attraction to Jesus. As a child, she secretly drew churches and wore a cross. At 17, she borrowed a Bible at university and opened to Hebrews. She recalls shaking as she realized she believed what she was reading, while also fearing what faith in Jesus might mean for her family and identity.

On Halloween, Nina prayed for a sign and unexpectedly ran into the one Christian from high school she had asked God to show her. She went to church with her, prayed for salvation, then climbed the steps to grasp a large cross. She describes that moment as a life-changing encounter.

Nina also shares how, after years of tension, her mother accepted Jesus shortly before falling into a coma and dying. Nina says she kept singing Scripture over her mother and urges viewers not to give up praying for loved ones. Sid recalls his own father accepting Jesus near the end of his life, then leads a salvation prayer. Nina’s story also includes a family connection to land in Israel, discovered after she posted about a biblical passage concerning land.

Dr. Arlene Westerhoff’s Ministry in Amsterdam

Dr. Arlene Westerhoff describes moving to Amsterdam after years of praying to experience the miracles of the Bible. She says she heard God tell her she was “home,” despite seeing the city’s darkness and its drug and sex industries. A vision of an abandoned newborn convinced her to stay and care for Amsterdam spiritually.

Arlene and her husband later prayed around the city’s red-light district with red banners symbolizing Christ’s blood. She says the effort lasted eight years and was followed by a drop in prostitution and a change in public attitudes.

Arlene also offers personal prophetic words to viewers, including encouragement for a mother worried about her arrested son. She tells people who have grown weary in prayer to “get back on your post.” In a later segment, she prays for renewed commitment and reminds the audience to focus on God rather than results. A co-host draws a laugh with a story about feeling like “no eagle” while waiting for God to lift her up.

Cindy Jacobs on Prophecy and Revival

Cindy Jacobs talks about her life as a prophetic minister, her book The Lady Is a General, and her journey from a shy child to an international preacher. She recalls a childhood call to the nations at age nine, facing opposition as a woman preacher, and delivering a striking prophecy to a man in a wheelchair in Costa Rica whom she says later became president. She also jokes that she wishes God had called her to “bake cookies” instead of making her controversial.

Cindy’s outlook is both hopeful and cautionary. She speaks of a coming revival, as well as shaking and economic uncertainty, and urges believers to stay spiritually prepared, serve their communities, and reach younger generations. Her practical suggestions include starting a neighborhood Bible study and befriending young people over a meal or a slice of pie. She also prophesies renewed Christian outreach among Jewish communities and prays for viewers to encounter Jesus.

Prophetic Message About 2027

The event’s final stretch features a video from Charles Catenia, who shares a prophetic message about 2027. He describes political chaos and conflict alongside what he believes will be an exceptionally powerful year for the church, marked by large-scale revival, miracles, and many people turning to faith.

Sid asks how the message came to Charles. He says he had not planned to deliver it but felt compelled to speak. Cindy adds her own comments about revival, national uncertainty, the Middle East, and the need for believers to remain steadfast.

Closing Mentoring Session

The closing session turns the prophetic focus toward the people in the studio. Cindy and Arlene offer personal words of encouragement to several audience members, while Nina urges everyone to step into “new territory” and see the moment as a call to action. The gathering ends with prayer and an appeal to carry the messages into everyday life.

Personalities Featured

• Sid Roth — Host
• Cindy Jacobs — Prophetic minister and author
• Dr. Nina — Guest sharing her conversion and family testimony
• Dr. Arlene Westerhoff — Prophet and Amsterdam ministry leader
• Charles Catenia — Pastor and prophet featured in the 2027 video
• Wanda — Co-host who guides some of the live segments and shares her testimony
• Studio audience and other guests — Participate in prayer and ministry