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Energy economist.
A christian drama minister.
Acting to Populate the Kingdom.
Favourite Daughter of Abba

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The total essence of our existence is to know God and make Him known. #kingdomliving #purposedrivenlife

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Have you watched this amazing movie?https://t.co/4tR7oYSS5z

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@Tioluwa_lope 🤣😫 I nearly cried too but then I started to ask myself if it was about the streak or about consistency in His presence. Na so I console myself. We move

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Good Health is so underrated. Why does losing youversion bible app streak feels so heartbreaking 😢 💔

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@dawn_immanuel @TomiwaImmanuel 😆😂 He couldn't watch that error

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📌 well crafted

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Can an Unbeliever Act in a Gospel Movie?

There has been much debate about whether an unbeliever can take part in a gospel movie, with many citing The Passion of the Christ as a reference. Let’s break this down clearly.

What Is a Gospel Movie?
A gospel movie is one where the primary purpose is evangelism, with entertainment being secondary as a tool for the primary. This is why we use the term “evangetainment.” The main goal is to win souls for Christ, while secular movies primarily focus on generating revenue from viewership.

To better understand the issue, let’s categorize those involved in movie production into two groups:

Those behind the camera (e.g., cinematographers, sound engineers, gaffers, script managers, production managers, etc.).
Those in front of the camera (actors, speakers, and on-screen representatives of the message).

Using the church as a metaphor, those behind the camera are like the bricklayers, welders, and painters who build a church building. Whether they are believers or not does not affect the final outcome as long as the structure serves its purpose. In the same way, hiring professional crew members for production—regardless of their faith—does not directly impact the message being delivered.

However, the same cannot be said for those on camera. The moment an actor steps in front of the camera in a gospel movie, they become a representative of the message. Their role is similar to a preacher standing on the pulpit—they are speaking to souls about the gospel. An unbeliever stepping into that role would be like someone who openly denies Christ one day and then stands to proclaim Him the next. The inconsistency is glaring.

Yes, some individuals live double lives—appearing holy on stage while living in sin privately—but even this deception proves there is an expected standard. Pretending to be righteous only highlights that doing otherwise is an anomaly.

Are There Exceptions?
Absolutely. God can use exceptions to accomplish His purposes in unique situations. However, exceptions do not replace the standard. Eg.

-Hosea marrying a harlot (Hosea 1:2-3)
-Isaiah told to walk naked for three years (Isaiah 20)
-The instant death of Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5)
-A donkey speaking to Balaam etc

These instances were exceptions, not the standard. Likewise, The Passion of the Christ was a powerful film that God used to spark a revival, but it was an exception, not a standard.

It’s important to note that The Passion of the Christ did not feature A-list Hollywood actors. This was a deliberate choice by the director to ensure that the focus remained on the message rather than the actors. Seeking out “unbelieving professionals” solely for their talent or celebrity status is already a misplaced motive.

In Exodus, God anointed specific craftsmen to build the Tabernacle (Exodus 31:1-6). This was a sacred, highly visible role, and those chosen were filled with the Spirit of God for the task. Similarly, there are actors whom God has specifically anointed to use their gift for His glory in gospel films.

Final Thoughts
Using actors who are not grounded in the Word of God poses significant spiritual risks—something I will address in a separate write-up. However, the key takeaway here is this:

Being on camera in a gospel movie is not merely a performance; it is a ministry. Just as an unbeliever cannot stand on a pulpit to preach, they should not take on roles meant to communicate the gospel in a film. God has already anointed individuals for this work—our responsibility is to find and equip them, rather than compromise the message for the sake of professionalism or fame.

That said, we must emphasize that we do not hate unbelievers. They are loved by God, and we are called to reach out to them with the message of salvation. However, not all platforms are meant for everyone. Just as a medical professional is required to have the necessary qualifications to practice medicine, certain roles within the kingdom require spiritual alignment. Our desire is not to exclude but to uphold the integrity of the gospel message.

[Joshua Mike-Bamiloye @jay_mikee]

Can an Unbeliever Act in a Gospel Movie?

There has been much debate about whether an unbeliever can take part in a gospel movie, with many citing The Passion of the Christ as a reference. Let’s break this down clearly.

What Is a Gospel Movie?
A gospel movie is one where the primary purpose is evangelism, with entertainment being secondary as a tool for the primary. This is why we use the term “evangetainment.” The main goal is to win souls for Christ, while secular movies primarily focus on generating revenue from viewership.

To better understand the issue, let’s categorize those involved in movie production into two groups:

Those behind the camera (e.g., cinematographers, sound engineers, gaffers, script managers, production managers, etc.).
Those in front of the camera (actors, speakers, and on-screen representatives of the message).

Using the church as a metaphor, those behind the camera are like the bricklayers, welders, and painters who build a church building. Whether they are believers or not does not affect the final outcome as long as the structure serves its purpose. In the same way, hiring professional crew members for production—regardless of their faith—does not directly impact the message being delivered.

However, the same cannot be said for those on camera. The moment an actor steps in front of the camera in a gospel movie, they become a representative of the message. Their role is similar to a preacher standing on the pulpit—they are speaking to souls about the gospel. An unbeliever stepping into that role would be like someone who openly denies Christ one day and then stands to proclaim Him the next. The inconsistency is glaring.

Yes, some individuals live double lives—appearing holy on stage while living in sin privately—but even this deception proves there is an expected standard. Pretending to be righteous only highlights that doing otherwise is an anomaly.

Are There Exceptions?
Absolutely. God can use exceptions to accomplish His purposes in unique situations. However, exceptions do not replace the standard. Eg.

-Hosea marrying a harlot (Hosea 1:2-3)
-Isaiah told to walk naked for three years (Isaiah 20)
-The instant death of Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5)
-A donkey speaking to Balaam etc

These instances were exceptions, not the standard. Likewise, The Passion of the Christ was a powerful film that God used to spark a revival, but it was an exception, not a standard.

It’s important to note that The Passion of the Christ did not feature A-list Hollywood actors. This was a deliberate choice by the director to ensure that the focus remained on the message rather than the actors. Seeking out “unbelieving professionals” solely for their talent or celebrity status is already a misplaced motive.

In Exodus, God anointed specific craftsmen to build the Tabernacle (Exodus 31:1-6). This was a sacred, highly visible role, and those chosen were filled with the Spirit of God for the task. Similarly, there are actors whom God has specifically anointed to use their gift for His glory in gospel films.

Final Thoughts
Using actors who are not grounded in the Word of God poses significant spiritual risks—something I will address in a separate write-up. However, the key takeaway here is this:

Being on camera in a gospel movie is not merely a performance; it is a ministry. Just as an unbeliever cannot stand on a pulpit to preach, they should not take on roles meant to communicate the gospel in a film. God has already anointed individuals for this work—our responsibility is to find and equip them, rather than compromise the message for the sake of professionalism or fame.

That said, we must emphasize that we do not hate unbelievers. They are loved by God, and we are called to reach out to them with the message of salvation. However, not all platforms are meant for everyone. Just as a medical professional is required to have the necessary qualifications to practice medicine, certain roles within the kingdom require spiritual alignment. Our desire is not to exclude but to uphold the integrity of the gospel message.

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@Row_Haastrup @instablog9ja Not Alberta catching stray bullet 🤣🤣

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@tech_soft_ @BoivineW @jay_mikee You need political leaders who genuinely care about the country's growth and who are not driven by selfish motives

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@077Praiz @iseoluwatobi17 @jay_mikee @ChickenRepublic Sorry that your parents did not handle the situation better. Also, sorry that you were traumatised

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@jay_mikee Thoroughly enjoyed it😆🤣

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@jay_mikee 🤣😭 e dey pain, but we are always better for it.

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@aanukolade @jay_mikee You were so hopeful that they are bright enough😂, I love your level of faith. Aspiring to get to that level someday

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9 amazing years with the best human @olukoju_oluwole .... Time flies when you are with the right person. Thank you for making this marriage thing a blissful ride. Love you till ♾️ . Happy anniversary babe😍

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@MagSec_Ficent @jay_mikee Power couple

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@AdegbolaMo Even from our weather, which is just raining and dry season. God is good and intentional about us. Tori hmmm.... how would we as a country survive these 4 weather ... won't even be funny

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@_mielsofficial Don't help them spread their foolishness by even mentioning their name on your TL

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@jay_mikee @GlobalSola 🤣🤣😂 sorry, Young Sheldon cannot be trusted

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@tobbie_bola @jay_mikee Registration form for discipleship will soon be out😆. Cc: @jay_mikee will let us know when to sign up

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Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world