Question about Jonathan Cahn's claims?

This was all I could find about him:

Born in New York State, Cahn was raised in a reform Jewish home and attended the synagogue frequently. He became an atheist when he was eight years old but a few years later he began to question atheism. By the time he was 20 years old he had become a Messianic Jew, accepting Jesus as the Messiah after almost being killed in two separate accidents, the first being when he was driving on the road when he narrowly avoided a collision and the second at a railway crossing when he escaped from his car before it was crushed by an oncoming train. He went to Purchase University and studied history. He ministered to the New York City homeless for many years and became a licensed minister. In 1989, Cahn started "Hope of the World Ministries" (HOW), an outreach of the Gospel and compassion projects for the needy and currently is the president of the organization and further publishes Sapphires Magazine and ministers on radio, television, and internet.

There is zero proof for any of his claims. He was completely uneducated as a Jew, has never spent even a day in a Yeshivah and clearly is clueless about Judaism and lying about being a Rabbi. Given those lies I would hardly be surprised if he were as dishonest in claiming to be a licensed minister as well