-Mike Bamiloye Calls Out Pastors’ Wives For Unbearable Marriages
Evangelist Mike Bamiloye, founder of Mount Zion Faith Ministries International, has revealed that many pastors are enduring their marriages rather than enjoying them.
Speaking about women who make their marriages difficult, the clergyman noted that many pastors are enduring their marriages rather than enjoying it. He also revealed the struggles some pastors face in their relationships, particularly with their wives.
He stated that many wives manipulate and exploit their husbands using their spiritual calling, because the man can’t resort to physical abuse or divorce due to religious obligations.
Describing the behaviour as a form of “blackmail,” evangelist Bamiloye said many pastors feel trapped in their marriages.
“Several 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 are not enjoying their marriage but enduring it,” Mike Bamiloye wrote as he calls out pastors’ wives.
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He also criticized females ministers, who travel round the world and neglect their husbands at home. He said;
“There is a class of female Ministers who never stayed at home with their husband. They travel everywhere, being hosted in many hotels and suits all over as they minister about, eating the best of sumptuous meals provided by their hosts while their husband stay alone at home manning the local church.
“They could be away from home on ministrations for two or three months “Preaching” the gospel all over the world while their husband languish at home alone being fed by cousins, nephews or house maids. And when the husband attempt to stop them from moving or attempt to reduce their frequent “mission” trips, they would say he is killing their visions and suppressing their callings.
“They would stand behind the pulpits and podiums introducing their sermons with a praise for their husbands: “I bring you greetings from my husband, the owner of my head. The payer of my dowries without whom I would not be here today. He sent his warm greetings,” even while the man is suffering loneliness at home. Cold or hot the man is alone.”
