Jonathan Cahn

Jonathan Cahn is a Messianic Jewish pastor, prolific author, and speaker renowned for his prophetic writings and teachings. Raised in a Jewish family, he embraced Messianic Judaism at the age of 20 following a near-death experience. He is the founder and leader of the Jerusalem Center/Beth Israel Worship Center in Wayne, New Jersey, and leads Hope of the World Ministries, an international outreach dedicated to evangelism and compassion projects.

Cahn gained widespread recognition with his 2011 debut novel, "The Harbinger," which draws parallels between the United States and ancient Israel, suggesting that events like the September 11 attacks are prophetic warnings. He has authored several other New York Times bestsellers, including "The Mystery of the Shemitah," "The Paradigm," "The Oracle," "The Harbinger II: The Return," and "The Return of the Gods." His more recent work, "The Dragon's Prophecy" was published in 2024 and a graphic novel of "The Harbinger" is due in 2025.

Cahn's teachings often focus on end-times prophecy, calling for national repentance and a return to biblical principles. He has spoken on Capitol Hill and at the United Nations, emphasizing the need for spiritual awakening. His leadership during events like The Return, the National Day of Prayer and Repentance, gathered thousands on the National Mall and reached millions more via broadcasts across the country and worldwide. He has been recognized alongside figures like Billy Graham as one of the top spiritual leaders of the last 40 years who have significantly impacted the world.