Nigerian clergyman Mike Bamiloye has knocked Christians who use their acting gift in secular movies.
In a post on his official Instagram page, he stated that it is an error when a Christian believer uses his casting gift, which is meant to glorify God to satisfy self in secular movies. According to him, it is a waste of heavenly investment.
“It is an error when a Christian believer uses his acting gift which is meant to glorify God to satisfy self in secular movies. It is a waste of heavenly investment”.
See some reactions below,
One Mrr Brianz wrote, “This is đź’Ż accurate. Any talent God gave you is for you to use to bring glory to His name. Anything outside that is a wasted heavenly investment
One Ajeh_artz wrote, “Religion Wahala
One Hogoh_boi wrote, “As a drama minister I concur with this
One I Am D Bull wrote, “So musicians too should only sing gospel?
One Official _humble wrote, “Kent
One Official_mimiandy wrote, “Coming from a failed actor
One Grace Emmanuel wrote, “You want them to come and be acting outdated and religious centered Mount Zion movies which is your family business that keeps pricking their conscience and making them look like a sinner”.
Weeks back, Bamiloye had tackled pastors with mega Parishes, questioning what they feed their congregation with as he noted how most of them feed their members with ego, pride, vain glory, false doctrines, junk, new clothes, latest fashions, new shoes, wrist watches, plate of food, roasted chicken and fries at Tantalizer.
He slammed them for giving them no good directions, fake news, outdated wrong information, and lies. He further questioned the Bible verses, revelations, Inspirational Thoughts and Words, and the great words of God.
In March, Evangelist Bamiloye sent a message to men with contentious wives, he admonished them to keep holding on to the Lord as he noted how he has seen women becoming completely transformed and highly submissive to the man and helpful in his ministry.
He had also issued a stern warning to men who maltreat their wives. According to Bamiloye, men who maltreat their wives call the wrath of God upon themselves because their prayers will not be answered.
