Reverend Lucy Natasha and her Indian fiancee Prophet Stanley Carmel have come out to defend why they ask for offerings from their church members.
In an online sermon, the couple said the seed sown by the church members would be a covenant between them and God and denied selling miracles.
"If you are part of those sowing a covenant seed of USD 112 to covenant with the altar of this ministry, you cannot buy any miracle and we are not selling any miracle, but you can covenant with God by your sacrifice. God has given us a global assignment that we must fulfill regardless of the storms," she stated.
Just recently, Rev Natasha and Carmel were exposed by Naijas Craziest IG account which alleged they were performing fake miracles.
The couple had allegedly used the same person for different miracles. In the first clip, Natasha is prophesying to the man and releasing his blessings.
"God is showing me you are from Kitwe Zambia. I see the hand of God in your life. Can I prophesy? You have the calling of God and anointing for business. You are like the Apostle Paul, who was a tentmaker and a man of God."
"I want to release the anointing so that setbacks that have limited you will be broken in the name of Jesus. There have been so many hindrances and struggles, but the Lord says, he is going to announce you to the world. He is gifted yet stranded," she said.
The same man was spotted at the alter receiving another miracle from Prophet Carmel. This time around, it was alleged that he had been healed from an eye problem as Carmel was praying.
"There is testimony here. The man standing here is saying that for almost a year now, he has not been able to see well. He was short-sighted. But now after the prayers, he says he can even read from a distance. This is something supernatural."
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