Where did Jonathan Roumie publish his November predictions — social media, podcasts, or interviews?

1. What the sources actually show — interviews and social-media activity

The most concrete example of Roumie speaking to press in the provided set is an interview published on The Koalition in April 2025, where Jonathan Roumie discussed The Chosen: Last Supper and his portrayal of Jesus; that is explicitly an interview-format article ^[2]. Separately, Church Leaders reported on a November social-media post (Nov. 17) in which Roumie used Instagram to tease a partnership with the Hallow prayer app and to encourage Advent prayer; that coverage describes a social-media reveal rather than a long-form prediction piece ^[1]. An IMDb profile lists his credits but does not speak to specific November communications ^[3].

2. Why none of these sources answers the specific question

None of the provided items mention "November predictions" or state that Roumie published predictions in November, nor do they say whether such content appeared on social media, on podcasts, or within interviews (not found in current reporting) ^{[1] [2] [3]}. The Church Leaders story documents social-media messaging and a promotional reveal tied to November/December activity — but it frames the content as promotional and devotional (Hallow partnership), not as predictions ^[1]. The Koalition interview is a traditional press interview focused on creative choices for The Chosen and does not include a "November predictions" segment ^[2].

3. Two plausible interpretations based on available reporting

• If you mean "a November announcement or reveal" about Roumie’s projects or partnerships, the Church Leaders piece shows he used social media for a November reveal related to the Hallow app (Instagram post noted in that reporting) ^[1].
• If you mean "published predictions" as in longer commentary or forecast-style remarks about The Chosen or his career, the available interview in April shows he does make public-facing, interview-style comments — but that interview is months earlier and not framed as November predictions ^[2].

4. What’s missing and how that affects confidence

There is no source in the provided set that explicitly references "November predictions" by Roumie, nor any source that ascribes those predictions to social media, podcasts, or interviews. Because that exact claim is absent, I cannot confirm where such predictions were published; doing so would violate the instruction to avoid asserting facts not supported by the supplied sources (not found in current reporting) ^{[1] [2] [3]}.

5. How you can get a definitive answer (research steps)

• Check Roumie’s official social accounts (Instagram/X/Twitter/Facebook) around the November in question for posts labeled as predictions or “predictions” in captions or hashtags. The Church Leaders coverage shows he posts promotional material there, so social media is a logical first place to look ^[1].
• Search podcast directories (Apple, Spotify) for episodes in November featuring Roumie’s name in the title or description; the available sources show he gives interviews, so a podcast appearance is plausible but not documented in the provided set ^{[2] [3]}.
• Look up interviews published in news outlets or entertainment sites during that November; The Koalition example demonstrates he grants press interviews that could host predictive commentary ^[2].

6. Takeaway for readers — balanced assessment

Based on the supplied reporting, Jonathan Roumie has used both press interviews (The Koalition) and social media (Instagram post reported by Church Leaders) to communicate publicly ^{[2] [1]}. However, the specific item you asked about — "his November predictions" and where they were published — is not documented in the available sources, so you should verify by checking Roumie’s social feeds, podcast archives, or news interviews from that November for a conclusive attribution (not found in current reporting) ^{[1] [2] [3]}.