Megachurch Pastor Charges $84,000/year for Exclusive ‘Life Coaching’ Class+ Only Millionaires May Apply
Pastor Keith Craft of Elevate Life Church, a non-denominational megachurch in Texas, has one heck of a side hustle, offering ‘Life Mastery’ courses for a mere $84,000/year, but only to those who have an “annualized earnings of $1M+,” according to a recent article by Trinity Fi.
Kraft is known as a rough-and-tumble persona who oversees the ‘Cathedral of Frisco.’ Frequently billed as a motivational speaker, he often namedrops celebrities he’s shared the stage with and has an insatiable, relentless focus on raising and acquiring money within the church. The insistence that his congregants “fully participate” in the life of the church by “generously supporting” them is a maxim beaten into the brains of any sheep who has the misfortune of stepping into his fold.
Because he’s also a historically bad preacher, he frequently bears the brunt of Chris Rosebroughs’s verbal and exegetical lashings, and his newest venture is particularly obscene.
According to the promo, his Life Mastery Mastermind is an “exclusive and intimate opportunity, curated specifically for those committed to living life by design – at a level, few ever imagine, much less reach” with the purpose of helping members “brainstorm, network, challenge, motivate and be encouraged in your success journey”
Members of this “world-class peer group” must have “established a multi-million-dollar net worth and annualized earnings of $1,000,000+.” and “demonstrate an unwavering commitment to personal & professional achievement and a deep desire to live the kingdom legacy they want to leave.”
By joining this group, you will receive:
- 6 x one-to-one coaching sessions annually
- 2 trips annually – 1 day, 2 night stays in Destin, FL & Durango, CO
- 2 Gatherings annually in Celina, TX
- One complimentary pass to the Think Tank Online Group Coaching
- Vetted group of 7 figure net worth individuals
Those benefits seem….meager
To avoid paying the $84,000 upfront, group members can pay it in monthly installments of $7000.
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