Kathryn Krick is pushing back after a viral Houston book signing reignited fresh cult claims.
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Krick, 35, drew the latest backlash on July 16 at a Barnes & Noble in Houston, Texas, while promoting her book Ignite Revival, and her next tour stop is already listed for Tampa.
Mike Winger weighed in again in a recent YouTube clip.
In that clip, he called Krick a “cult leader” with “false teachings…false practices [and] a history of connections with evil men.”
Chris Rosebrough added his own warning on Fighting for the Faith.
He said Krick is “a false apostle who is accepting worship from her followers.”
Allie Beth Stuckey reposted the Houston clip on X.
She wrote, “No matter your belief about spiritual gifts, there is NO Biblical precedence for this.”
Krick answered with an Instagram caption about the Texas signing.
In that caption, she wrote, “God’s power is not limited to the four walls of a church,” alongside the Houston footage.
Her post said more than 200 people came for the talk and signing.
She also wrote, “Revival broke out in this bookstore!” and described the event as crowded and emotional.
Krick later said the crowd was reacting as prayer moved through the room.
She said, “People were falling out of their seats during the message,” while sharing the clip.
In the viral moment, a woman approached Krick’s signing table and started to shake before folding forward.
Two people moved in as she fell to the floor, while others cried and shouted around her.
Krick’s clip also showed more attendees slumping, trembling and reacting as she moved through the crowd.
Krick addressed the backlash in a Revival Nation interview with Alan DiDio.
She said, “I never remember a single day doubting that Jesus is my Lord and Saviour.”
She traced that faith back to a move to Los Angeles and a sudden spiritual encounter.
She added, “It was the first time I physically felt God,” as she described the turning point.
Krick also rejected the idea that deliverance can be bought through giving.
She said, “Paying money to a person for deliverance as a transaction is unbiblical.”
Krick’s next book signing is set for Tampa on July 30.