Prophet David Owuor, leader of the Repentance and Holiness Ministry, has triggered widespread public reaction after issuing a strong warning to Kenyans who question his miracles and prophetic claims during a recent church service.
While addressing congregants, the preacher delivered a sharply worded message directed at critics, describing himself as “very powerful and dangerous” and cautioning those who challenge his ministry. He said doubters should not provoke him and urged them to repent, framing his message as a spiritual warning.
The remarks, captured and widely shared online, quickly spread across social media platforms, drawing intense discussion nationwide.
Supporters of the prophet defended the statement, saying it reflects biblical-style prophetic language and spiritual authority often used in religious sermons. Several followers said the message was symbolic and meant to call people to repentance rather than to threaten individuals.
However, critics expressed concern over the tone of the warning, arguing that such language can be seen as intimidating or alarming when taken literally. Some religious commentators have called for calmer public messaging from faith leaders, especially when addressing a national audience.
Prophet Owuor is known for highly visible crusades, large prayer gatherings, and dramatic prophetic declarations that frequently generate public debate. His ministry maintains a significant following across multiple counties, with events often drawing large crowds.
Religious and civic voices are now weighing in, with debate continuing over how the statement should be interpreted — as spiritual rhetoric, symbolic warning, or excessive language.
This developing story continues to generate strong reactions across Kenya, further placing the preacher and his ministry at the center of national conversation. More updates to follow as responses emerge.