Mon. Oct 5th, 2026

After more than 50 years of witnessing miracles, interviewing people with extraordinary testimonies and pursuing the supernatural presence of God, Sid Roth believes the church hasn’t seen the greatest move of the Holy Spirit yet.

In a new conversation with Jonathan Cahn, Roth made a stunning declaration about what he believes is coming next, and why believers need to prepare now.

“I really believe I have two friends that have walked in deep, deep glory over the past 30 years, and I believe they’re forerunners of what’s going to happen shortly with the greater glory,” Roth told Cahn. “It’s a now book for what we’re ready to enter, which is going to be the greatest move of God’s Spirit in the history of planet Earth.”

That expectation is woven throughout Roth’s new book, The Glory Story, which looks back at the lessons he has learned throughout decades of ministry while simultaneously pointing toward what he believes God is preparing His people to encounter.

And Roth certainly isn’t talking like a man preparing to slow down.

At 85, Roth told Cahn he believes some of the greatest things God has called him to accomplish are still ahead.

“I have not touched what God has for me,” Roth said. “And if you’ve missed something, since there’s no time in heaven, God has a supernatural way of making up for it. So quit looking back. Quit feeling sorry for yourself and press on to the high calling.”

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Then came his prophetic expectation for what could be ahead.

“I believe this next move of God’s Spirit is going to be the biggest, greatest, most blessed, and I want you front and center seat in this next move of God’s Spirit,” Roth said. “That’s my burning desire.”

So, how should Christians prepare?

Roth’s answer wasn’t complicated: Make room for God.

“If you are not carving out time for God, start carving it out,” he said, encouraging believers to continue reading Scripture, praying the Word aloud, praying in tongues and walking in forgiveness. Roth said he personally strives to live in “instant forgiveness,” urging Christians to forgive even before another person deserves it.

Perhaps one of the most striking pieces of Roth’s message, however, revolved around Israel. Despite decades of ministry, Roth told Cahn he believes one of the greatest assignments of his life hasn’t even begun.

“I believe I’m going to be one of the forerunners in all Israel being saved,” Roth said. “I absolutely know this. It’s the greatest call in my life. I haven’t started it yet.”

After more than half a century of seeing God move, Roth’s eyes aren’t fixed on yesterday’s miracles. They’re fixed on what he believes God is about to do next.

When Cahn asked what Roth believes God is saying to His people right now, his answer was simple: “The best is yet to come.”

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the newly released book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected]. Learn more about Abby at abbytrivett.com.

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