Allegations Surface Against Chris Reed: Accusations of Data Mining in Prophetic Ministry

Allegations have surfaced accusing Chris Reed, a recognized prophetic minister, of using data mining to craft his prophetic messages. These claims, supported by examples and admissions, have raised significant concerns about ethics and transparency in prophetic ministry.

Multiple sources have reported that Reed incorporated publicly available information into his prophetic words. One highlighted instance involved Reed inaccurately referencing a woman connected to an individual during a prophecy. Investigators discovered that the name Reed used could be found via a simple online search, specifically on White Pages. This revelation has led many to question whether his words were truly inspired or based on research.

Reed reportedly admitted to this practice during a mediated confrontation, expressing deep remorse and embarrassment. It was further revealed that Rick Joyner, of MorningStar Ministries, was aware of Reed’s past use of data mining before his current role at the ministry. Despite this acknowledgment, Reed continued his ministry, prompting scrutiny and calls for accountability.

Complicating matters, Reed allegedly sent text messages to an investigator who was probing these allegations, acknowledging the investigation and offering money via PayPal. This behavior has fueled speculation about the intent behind his actions.

The allegations against Chris Reed bring to light important issues of accountability and ethics within prophetic ministry. As the situation develops, it underscores the need for integrity and transparency in leadership. For more details, view the full discussion on YouTube: Watch the video here.