Feb 23, 2026 · 2 hr 30 min · 13 segments
Chris Reed should have been stopped long before he preyed on women and terrorized people with fake prophecy. But Cover-up Culture is what it is. 0:00 Intro 2:17 Bill Johnson did it again 24:51…
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In twenty-twenty, Chris Reed was on a live stream, and you guys know how twenty-twenty was, right? COVID hits, everything's locked down, and a guy like Chris, who does public speaking as his job, he has nowhere to go.
Now, this guy, kinda like Sean Bowles, he comes out and prophesies, and if you haven't seen my Bowles video, I'll link it below.
As he's prophesying, they know that he's gonna look up their, their username and so-- and th-these are some Bethel guys, right? We have Ben Fitzgerald, and we have Todd Dawkins, and they're looking up-- or they're, they're, uh, with Chris.
Well, one of them's on the show with Chris, and the other one is p-merely helping out.
But they suspect, "I think this guy's cheating." So they use their own Facebook or Facebook of people they know to test Chris by editing those Facebook pages and then requesting a prophetic word, and if he would give them the bad information that was just edited, then they know he was getting the info off Facebook.
Okay, so this is Chris Reed giving his explanation of why he looked up people on Facebook back in twenty-twenty, in this particular instance on YouTube, and was busted by, uh, Ben Fitzgerald, um, and, uh, Todd Dawkins.
So this is that explanation, and you'll hear that he said it was all premeditated, and this is a lie.
today.I can remember specifically an instance in prophecy where I was doing online ministry with two other people and it was the first time I'd done it with...
This is back during twenty twenty in the pandemic, before I ever ministered here in the Carolinas.
And one of the persons that was doing online ministry, it's like a Zoom call, three people, and then people on social media would come up and we'd pray for them if we had something prophetically spea-
It was a very exciting moment, right? 'Cause they, they call in or they, you know, they type into the live chat, and then he gives them a prophetic word.
In twenty-twenty, Chris Reed was on a live stream, and you guys know how twenty-twenty was, right? COVID hits, everything's locked down, and a guy like Chris, who does public speaking as his job, he has nowhere to go.
Now, this guy, kinda like Sean Bowles, he comes out and prophesies, and if you haven't seen my Bowles video, I'll link it below.
As he's prophesying, they know that he's gonna look up their, their username and so-- and th-these are some Bethel guys, right? We have Ben Fitzgerald, and we have Todd Dawkins, and they're looking up-- or they're, they're, uh, with Chris.
Well, one of them's on the show with Chris, and the other one is p-merely helping out.
But they suspect, "I think this guy's cheating." So they use their own Facebook or Facebook of people they know to test Chris by editing those Facebook pages and then requesting a prophetic word, and if he would give them the bad information that was just edited, then they know he was getting the info off Facebook.
Okay, so this is Chris Reed giving his explanation of why he looked up people on Facebook back in twenty-twenty, in this particular instance on YouTube, and was busted by, uh, Ben Fitzgerald, um, and, uh, Todd Dawkins.
So this is that explanation, and you'll hear that he said it was all premeditated, and this is a lie.
today.I can remember specifically an instance in prophecy where I was doing online ministry with two other people and it was the first time I'd done it with...
This is back during twenty twenty in the pandemic, before I ever ministered here in the Carolinas.
And one of the persons that was doing online ministry, it's like a Zoom call, three people, and then people on social media would come up and we'd pray for them if we had something prophetically spea-
It was a very exciting moment, right? 'Cause they, they call in or they, you know, they type into the live chat, and then he gives them a prophetic word.
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