Kathryn Krick Tells Mother to Give More Money

If you were not seeing Deliverance, you might not have paid enough money. Catherine Crick, who has been featured before, continues to make a name for herself in this clip that made it to the

Holy Nope, episode 224. As you can see, there is a boy spazzing out on the ground with his mother standing over him.

The cause of his movement is uncertain, if he's autistic and masking, or if he's got a neurological condition, if he's been instructed to act this way,

I don't know. But what we see in this video is Catherine telling this woman that because she has, in the past, given money to psychics, there are spiritual laws that dictate that she must give more money in order to receive her desired deliverance for her son.

And of course, who better to give your money to than Fivefold Church, which is the church that Catherine pastors.

So the foundational premise for these kinds of ministries and ministers like Crick is that they are walking in an anointing of Jesus that is the same as that which can be observed in the pages of Scripture, in the

Gospels, and especially in the book of Acts. This can be seen in this recent prophetic warning that Catherine posted in which she says that God is doing a new move of in -time revival, reviving what has been lost by and large in the church, his anointing, transforming it to be how the

Acts church was. In this prophetic warning, Catherine is basically saying that God is going to judge people who don't accept her ministry.

This was an unwise move on her part, I think. I kind of response to all of the criticism she's been receiving, response to the people who've been exposing her.

She's overplaying her hand on this one. Anyway, the point is, where in the Bible do we see Jesus or the apostles require more monetary offering before delivering someone from demonic oppression?

The answer is, of course, nowhere. But she appeals not to Scripture, nor to the

Gospels, nor to the book of Acts, which she claims God is bringing the church back to through ministries like hers, but to spiritual laws.

Where does she get these spiritual laws from? Well, not from Scripture, but from the spiritual realm.

But only anointed people like Catherine have access to the spiritual realm where they learn these spiritual laws.

You know what that is? Gnosticism. And some of the New Testament writers dealt with early forms of Gnosticism, but the

Gnostic movement really arose in the middle of the second century. The Gnostics claimed to possess a special gnosis, or knowledge, of spiritual truth which was not available to the ordinary

Christian. And that's exactly what's happening with many of these modern so -called apostles.

The Gnostics claimed that Jesus taught this secret knowledge to his apostles, and it is now passed down to them.

Needham remarks that Gnosticism was one of the most serious spiritual threats the Christian church has ever faced.

Dangerous and divisive, it created a crisis of identity for the Christian faith and great confusion among pagans about who the real

Christians actually were. As a result of people like Catherine Crick and others, there is still great confusion among non -Christians about what genuine

Christianity truly is. I will sometimes get comments that say my content is adding to such confusion by displaying this stuff, but I contend that exposing what

Christianity is not is doing the work of bringing clarity to what genuine

Christianity actually is, especially as I create more educational content like my series,

Walking Through the Book of Acts, which you can find on my YouTube channel. Second lesson just dropped today, so go check that out if you so desire, and let it be known that greedy