“Some women believe that a pastor can’t beat them and use their calling to blackmail them” – Mike Bamiloye triggers reactions as he addresses pastors’ wives for making them endure their marriage

Nigerian clergyman Mike Bamiloye has addressed some pastors’ wives who are fond of making their marriage hell for their spouses.

Taking to his social media platform, he noted how some women believe that a pastor cannot beat them like unbelievers or divorce them at will. According to him, such women use the man’s calling and ministry to blackmail him.

The clergyman further noted how several pastors aren’t enjoying their marriage but enduring it.

“Some women believe that a pastor cannot beat them like unbelievers or divorce them at will. They use the man’s calling/ministry to blackmail him. Several pastors aren’t enjoying their marriage but enduring it”.

His statement didn’t sit with some, especially with the mention of pastors beating their wives.

One Keweliciois wrote, “Forget divorce. Why should husbands beat their wives? If you can’t deal, walk away

One Mima_the_1st wrote, “Is this a cry for help, sir?

One Cza_dd wrote, “Beat them as how Sir? Is a woman meant to be beaten?

One Jhoystin wrote, “Let them pray about it, there’s nothing God can’t do

One Symply_beautiana wrote, “If you cannot pray for your wife to change. How can you pray for the congregation? Have faith pastor, have faith

One Mandass_ wrote, “It is not the pastors but their wives who are suffering

One Its_anitachristabel wrote, “Keep praying for the women sir. Your God will do it”.

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.

Last month, Mike Bamiloye knocked Christians who use their acting gift in secular movies. He stated that it is an error when a Christian believer uses his casting gift, which was meant to glorify God, to satisfy himself in secular movies. According to him, it is a waste of heavenly investment.

Weeks back, Bamiloye had tackled pastors with mega Parishes, questioning what they feed their congregation with. He slammed them for giving them no good directions, fake news, outdated wrong information, and lies, and questioned the Bible verses, revelations, Inspirational Thoughts and Words, and the great words of God.