I wouldn't go as far as to say it's ALL fake, but I agree that some of it looks a little fake. For example, growing up in a Pentecostal church, I have seen a lot of people speaking in tongues and all that, and while a good portion of it is real, like when the room is really filled with God's presence or they're personally experiencing a lasting change, some of it I feel like is them doing it on command or saying random stuff/phrases instead of being led by the Holy Spirit. At the end of the day, though, I think you can tell by the things they do in their normal lives, like whether they're shaking and rolling on the floor in church but they act like the world when out of church, it would raise a red flag for me. Also, you should check the actions and the teachings of the preacher/healer. If it seems like they're doing it for their personal gain or to get views, then that would be a red flag, but if they give all glory to Jesus, and don't do it for personal reasons, that would probably be someone I would trust more. That's just my opinion, though. God bless

I honestly would just start out thanking God for all that comes to mind and then asking, and then ending prayer with thanks as well so that gratitude is shown. That being said, asking God isn’t a sin, so thank Him for the things you have, and if what you want aligns with the Bible, you can ask. God bless

Another fake Forrest account is crazy. I think they’re just trying to stop the work of the Lord. (Btw Forrest Frank’s real account is @hiforrest)

I usually take a little time in the morning with a devotional on the Bible app with Youversion.

Strings and Heart probably, though they are getting more famous over time