Our bombshell report on the alleged affair between popular worship leaders Kevin Prosh and Misty Edward sent shockwaves through the charismatic Christian community.

How could two people who ushered so many into the presence of God sin in such an egregious way?

But were both of them consensual partners? Or was Kevin an admitted

sexual predator, the abuser, and was Misty his victim? Welcome to the Roy's report, a podcast

dedicated to reporting the truth and restoring the church. I'm Julie Roy's. And today we're going to

discuss not just our report on Kevin and Misty,

but the often misunderstood issue of adult clergy sexual abuse. This is when someone in spiritual

authority intentionally uses their role, position, and power to exploit someone else sexually.

Is this what happened with Kevin and Misty? Kevin was not in any formal role of

authority over Misty, but he was more than 20 years older than her. And we know from published

articles that Misty admired Kevin's songs in his intimate style of leading worship. Kevin also has a

history of sexual predation. As I reported, in 1999, Prosh admitted to a series of

adulterous relationships. Yet when you hear the way he described those relationships, they sound

abusive. Prasch writes, and I quote, I committed adultery and used my gifting to manipulate the women

involved. I pursued women not only sexually, but also emotionally,

and always for my own selfish gain and personal pleasure. The very gift God gave me to bless

others with, I used to manipulate and seduce these women. We also know that Misty has spent the last

25 years in what is increasingly being exposed

as a manipulative and sexually abusive environment at the International House of Prayer

or IHOP in Kansas City.

And if you haven't been following the shocking revelations concerning IHOP founder Mike Bickel,

I encourage you to go to the investigations tab at my website, Julie Roy, spelled r0.s.com.

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