May 9, 2026 · 1 hr 21 min · 18 segments
Question Time Stamps for Quick Reference: 0:00 - Intro 1\. 0:52 {Fake Prophecies: How To!} How to make money from giving fake prophecies on YouTube. 2\. 29:50 {Christians = Pushovers?} Where's…
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I do believe there are real prophetic people who actually have words from the Lord that they share that are important, that are valuable, that are divinely being revealed to them.
And, um, unfortunately, when it comes to YouTube, people ask me, "Mike, who's the prophet on YouTube that you trust? The guy who gets out there and just does prophecy all the time and you're like, 'That guy's legit.'" I haven't found that guy yet, okay? I'm not saying everybody out there is fake, 'cause I haven't even examined everybody.
But I haven't seen the guy that comes out squeaky clean as like, "This is a legit prophetic voice." Instead, they use some tactics often.
So the successful ones who make millions and millions of dollars doing fake prophecy, this is some of the stuff that they do.
I do believe there are real prophetic people who actually have words from the Lord that they share that are important, that are valuable, that are divinely being revealed to them.
And, um, unfortunately, when it comes to YouTube, people ask me, "Mike, who's the prophet on YouTube that you trust? The guy who gets out there and just does prophecy all the time and you're like, 'That guy's legit.'" I haven't found that guy yet, okay? I'm not saying everybody out there is fake, 'cause I haven't even examined everybody.
But I haven't seen the guy that comes out squeaky clean as like, "This is a legit prophetic voice." Instead, they use some tactics often.
So the successful ones who make millions and millions of dollars doing fake prophecy, this is some of the stuff that they do.
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