“Prophet” Kay Nash LITERALLY Pushing People Down

Self-appointed phony prophet Kay Nash is giving her “prophetic words” on a regular basis and holds events doing some really strange things.

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[ForestConfetti]

I visited a church in South Africa where they were going through the congregation one by one and doing this. I rushed out of there so fast and never went back.

[tommyapocalypse]

We are called to be salt and light... not ASSAULT and light.

[StephenItanagar]

Pushing people down is the way they create the "atmosphere" for creating hypnotism, and then the susceptible people fall down..assuming that it is the Holy Spirit who gave them such experiences..

[markshark]

One day this will all be over! And I can't wait!

[kevinunger]

I noticed a few resisted the push, it’s all in their heads. Nothing is spiritually happening.

[RynardMooreVstar]

"She's milking this for all she can..." says it all about the despicable nature of what these people are doing. Nothing to do with God and everything to do with greed. SMH.

[tedrowell]

Billy Burke physically pushed me a couple times at KGT (local pentecostal church) back in the early 90s
I knew what he wanted, but I wasn't playing along and stayed standing.
I should never of gone up on the stage in the first place but I wasn't using much discernment then.

[namelesswreck]

Sadly the people loved every minute of it.

[TheDrumDuke]

When I was dealing with a lot of anger in the wake of my escape from the NAR, I considered going to one of these NAR events again just so I can bring assault charges against the pushy preachers! The very last such event I attended some months before leaving the NAR culminated in Leif Hetlund going around the audience, supposedly imparting a baptism of love, and when he got to me he gave me about 5 seconds to comply before physically shoving me backwards while his two "catchers" dragged me to the ground. I'd gone there feeling distant from God and then drove home feeling worse with a bunch of anger added. These people are straight up evil.

[colincooper-gwzf]

Some who call themselves prophets today are simply looking for Glory, pushing people over makes them think they are impressing people with their great gift.
But we must not throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Some who have the prophetic gift are genuine people who love our lord and Saviour.

[sandy]

I never attended one of those churches, but one time when I was young and naive, I was traveling with a group of them. When the preacher would touch someone, they'd fall backwards, start shaking, etc. When he touched me, I felt and did nothing. Just stood there. And I thought something must be wrong spiritually with me!

[needmoney]

Imagine the growth these people would experience if they spent as much time in their meetings prayerfully studying their Bibles as they do falling on the floor.

[brown_recidivist]

You know its bad when the Python Demon refuses to show up to this monstrosity lol

[alisoncanty]

This is very disturbing. Unfortunately, I experienced someone trying to push me down to the floor in a church overseas a long time ago. Never again. I have not gone to church on a regular basis for 10 years now.

[aaronstibeljr]

Kaynash makes a prophecy like every day.

[ReticentIndignation]

Between this and touching people's heads and praying over them to receive demons, it's evil. These people are so deceived and those that hold these conferences are making merchandise of those with weak faith. They will reap what they sow.

[sonofGOD]

Working of the Kundalini spirit, , YAH will judge her

[johnsmit]

She has the spiritual gift of push you down.
Seriously, imagine the difference this group could make for the kingdom if each one just gave a gospel tract or told their testimony to one person today.

[Jesus_is_otw]

When I first got saved, I was going to a Pentecostal church and they would always try to push me down, but I would never fall. They would get so frustrated lol thank God I left.

[michaelroloson]

Years ago I was visiting a church that was in revival and the guy came to where I was sitting and asked me to stand up. He then started the same thing and was pushing hard on my chest trying to get me to go back down on the pew. I side stepped and he almost went face first into the pew. I picked up my Bible and walked out. I don't have time for such foolishness nor do I want to be part of it. And I will not go to a church that condones such foolishness. The worship of our Lord is not something to take lightly. To God be the glory, not another person.