Is that what you are looking forward to, goodlife? a future apocalypse? Certainly sounds like it.
Faith in a god is declining amongst populations within the developed world, for sure. Were we however to experience the kind of event that allowed for a period of reflection prior to its impact - something like a massive meteor strike,that had been detected some while before it struck, for instance - then I have no doubt you would might get a lot of sudden conversions to belief, fuelled by the fear of the upcoming catastrophe and imminent mortality. Fairly understandable reaction I would have said, although not something I would do.
What do you think that might prove, anyway? The "conversion" of people to a state where they are willing to believe - have faith- in a god does not provide any proof of gods existence; It just proves that humans can be fearful/ hopeful at the same time - Fearful of a coming catastrophe but hopeful at the same time that some divine entity can offer them a miracle.
And at least science offers us some options for dealing with such catastrophes, or recognising/avoiding them through information.
Those of a religious faith who reject "science" - like your cult appears to do - in favour of a literal biblical interpretation of past history, or fail to acknowledge the many many benefits that science has brought into the lives of humanity are simply deluded. You should really take note of eminent scientists like Lord Martin Rees, or Dr. Francis Collins, Director of the National Institute of Health in the US, or Professor Kenneth Miller, and eminent biologist who famously defended evolution against the nonsense that is Intelligent Design in the Kitzmiller vs Dover Area School District back in 2005. All of these people are eminent scientists, and all have a belief/faith in god, a faith unchallenged by science.
Its about time JWs and other fundamentalist cults/religions around the globe grew up