Life SurgeReviews of lifesurge.com

The speakers were motivating. Good names in the Christian community. I wonder if they know the product that is being sold. That said, I signed up for the three day classes @$97 which seemed suspect due to the statement that the classes were $2000 (first it was "thousands") "but the founder of Life Surge agreed to bring it down to $97". What do i have to lose? ... $97. Money back promise. HOWEVER, money back means that I need to find the way to request my money back WITHIN 7 days. I found a slip (notice of cancelation) inside of the book that came with the $97 purchase that reads "You may cancel within 7 business days from the date above..." I have to fill out the slip and get it to them in the mail or in person - 4 hour drive from me, or US postal service - how long will that take now that I am three days out from the event when I paid for the class? After reading these reviews, I see what is going on here, it makes sense. Let's see if I can retrieve my $97. I will keep you posted Same day 1/20/26 I received a call from Victor at 10am. Victor took my info for the refund without hassle. Polite and professional. Thank you Victor

Very Disapointed, 30 dollar parking fee,I purchased "premier"tickets to have to sit very far away from stage to have to be constantly moving from side to avoid having to look at the persons head in front of me,the screen that i had to watch was all the way in the front,very hard to watch,also couldnt hear that well, looks like they placed speakers all the way in front,I left halfway through the second australian speaker with heavy accent, I couldnt take it anymore

This class was truly life, changing! They kept it faith based, honest and wholesome as promised. This class delivered on multiple levels.

Just went through the real estate surge in Lansing. It was amazing! The knowledge gained is priceless. Could not sign up for classes at this time but will continue to follow this community so I can join in the future. Shawn's presentation was awesome! Cori was so knowledgeable and sincere. She considered my situation over a sale of the membership. She's a sweetheart.❤️ Also Troy gave his testimony and it was very moving. Brought lives to Christ and I am so blessed to have been a part of that class! Worship was wonderful and all the staff attending were so nice. God bless you all for all you sacrifice for God's kingdom!

I went to the Baltimore event. I was not satisfied with any reference to Charlie Kirk. He was not a fan to women of African descent. Too many speakers repeating the same things. Lots not nice and just plain rude - the man with the red shirt. Not enough food vendors. Poor air conditioning in the building. Hot! Not enough worshiping with songs. Few reference to the gospel. Too much marketing - Three times was too much. The greatest disappointment- Priscilla only talked for 30 minutes and last. She didn't need this forum. The people would have come out just for her. It was not what I thought it would be and I wished I would have researched the organization prior to attending.

The best instructor with great knowledge presented in manageable doses for a new student to business. The team made this experience welcoming, fun and enjoyable.

I and a friend both had wonderful, inspiring, uplifting-toward-Father God, Jesus & Holy Spirit experiences often throughout the event. The worship music & Christian testimonies strongly facilitated deep connections very often with our Amazing Triune God & with many other attendees through the Holy Spirit who was palpably present often, by God’s Grace!!! Tears of Joy often were present in the two of us & others around us. Teachings & testimonies & even music helped me to re-examine, once again, & grow in my being a good steward of the gifts of financial & health & servant-heart & ministry, that God has Blessed me with. I truly grew in love more my Triune God & with my fellow human beings, both Christian and non-Christian alike, through experiences in this Event by the Holy Spirits prompting & Gods Grace!!! I have already and will continue to recommend these events. Also, I Praise God for the Blessings that I received during & since the Event & also even prior to the Event by the incredibly OUTSTANDING assistance of Customer Service person Haley Santamaria who I experienced multiple times as having the Holy Spirit Shining Brightly through her!!!

LifeSurge breaks my heart and offends the Lord. Let me be clear: I do not believe in a scarcity mindset. God delights to give abundance to His people, and all who use their gifts to honor Him can bear great fruit--including financial wealth (as a tool not a goal). I attended a LifeSurge arena event for $40 (the top of the marketing funnel). At first, it felt like a worship gathering--moving music, famous Christian speakers, Kingdom language, and constant references to Jesus. Riding the emotional wave, the funnel tightened upselling classes for $97. Instead of following the crowd, I started reading reviews; many attendees experienced poor results or outright disappointment. The three 8-hour "training" days I attended tightened the funnel with upsells costing $25,000-$45,000. This type of "seminar circus" is not new. It began with Dale Carnegie in the 1930s-40s, continued with Earl Nightingale and Napoleon Hill in the 1950s-60s, then Tom Hopkins and Zig Ziglar in the 1970s-80s, followed by Tony Robbins and Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad, Poor Dad) in the 1990s-2000s. Today, it's been repackaged with Kingdom language in Jesus' name. The sales psychology is wolfy, worldliness in sheep's clothing. Here are the ten psychological triggers normally used: 1. Authority & Credibility -- Famous names, bestselling authors, and millionaires position themselves as experts you must follow. 2. Social Proof -- Rooms full of cheering attendees and testimonies create FOMO and conformity. 3. Scarcity & Urgency -- "Only 20 seats left! Offer ends today!" to force rushed decisions. 4. Foot-in-the-Door -- Small $97 commitment softens you up for the $25K-$45K upsell. 5. Sunk Cost Fallacy -- Once you've paid, you justify paying more to avoid feeling you wasted money. 6. Dreamselling -- Selling identity, freedom, and transformation instead of concrete delivery. 7. Exclusivity -- Inner circles and elite masterminds feed pride and status-seeking. 8. Information Asymmetry -- The details stay vague until you've already paid. 9. Anchoring -- High prices make lower ones "seem reasonable." (LifeSurge skips discounts--they just demand $45,000 "without apology!") 10. Identity Appeal -- You're not just buying a course--you're "becoming a Kingdom entrepreneur" or "real estate investor." The disclaimer says explicitly, "most people make no money." But they know most attendees will dismiss that warning like software disclaimers. If you are already a hard-core salesperson, perhaps you can succeed using their system. But let's be honest: if you aren't already thriving with your gifts, will giving them $25K-$45K truly change that? Or are you being seduced by wolves in sheep's clothing (Matt. 7:15)? They even arrange financing--pay them up front, then let a finance company lend you the money back. Jesus warned: "Behold, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves. Be wise as serpents and innocent as doves" (Matt. 10:16). My heart broke as multiple attendees publicly confessed family members were begging them not to spend so much. One said, "I'm in a text fight with my dad right now." Others admitted they didn't want to tell anyone what they had done (fallacy #5). Buying into "Christian" real estate training for $45,000 is hard to explain without shame. To counter this, speakers repeatedly dismissed loved ones as "naysayers who don't pay your bills." That's not discipleship--it's manipulation. God does not call us to ignore wise counsel, silence our conscience, or disobey His Word just to follow greedy wolves (Prov. 1:23-33). I have lost respect for the famous Christian speakers selling their platforms to this system for $100-200K honorariums only to lead God's people into being fleeced. Scripture warns us: "From the least of them to the greatest, everyone is greedy for unjust gain" (Jer. 6:13). "Like a partridge that gathers a brood she did not hatch, so is he who gets riches but not by justice" (Jer. 17:11). "One who oppresses the poor to increase his wealth… will only come to poverty" (Prov. 22:16). Paul rebukes those who "peddle the word of God for profit" (2 Cor. 2:17). Do not be deceived. Jesus warned, "Many will come in my name… and will lead many astray" (Mark 13:6; Luke 21:8). If you are in Christ, seek faithfulness by faith, obedience, hard work, generosity, and trust the Lord to provide--not manipulative schemes wrapped in Kingdom branding. Don't be fleeced in Jesus name!