6 things to know about Kathryn Krick, self-proclaimed 'apostle' and faith healer
3. Accused of promoting 'predatory' prosperity gospel
In her videos and messages, Krick encourages people to "sow a seed" — a common phrase in prosperity gospel circles that often implies financial giving is necessary for receiving blessings or deliverance.
Krick's critics have argued this contradicts Jesus' command in Matthew 10:8: "Freely you have received; freely give,” and warned that soliciting funds raises ethical questions, especially when linked to promises of healing and deliverance.
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Evangelist Shane Winnings publicly denounced her financial practices, calling them "predatory behavior," emphasizing that spiritual gifts should never be for sale.
“I've been with Kathryn in person. I don't believe she actually knows how to teach the Bible. Everything she does is to set up the ask. It's very salesy,” he claimed. “This isn’t biblical.”
