Mike Bamiloye Chides Christians Who Opposed Donald Trump

Evangelist Mike Bamiloye, a key figure in the Nigerian gospel film industry and founder of Mount Zion Faith Ministries, has expressed his disappointment over the divisions among Christians, especially in the United States, regarding their support for US President-elect, Donald Trump.

Through a post on his official X account, Bamiloye questioned why there was such division among believers in their endorsement of a leader he believes aligns with Christian values.

In his Friday social media post, Bamiloye shared a video in which Trump spoke about his commitment to upholding moral values and his love for Christ. Bamiloye, whose ministry is known for faith-based films and messages, criticized the confusion among Christians when choosing which political party to support.

He argued that Trump’s policies are in line with Christian beliefs, especially when compared to the opposing party’s stance on issues like abortion, same-sex marriage, gender transitions, and the alteration of children’s gender identities in schools.

“What is confusing about the options?” Bamiloye questioned, expressing that there should be no confusion about which candidate Christians should support. In his post, Bamiloye said, “I seriously love this!” in response to Trump’s video, further expressing his shock at some Christians’ skepticism regarding the former president’s Christian values.

Bamiloye highlighted how some American Christians doubted Trump’s faith and moral stance, even suggesting that his pro-Christian statements might be artificial or AI-generated. In the viral video, Trump declared, “Our country needs a savior, and our country has a savior, and that’s not me. There is someone much higher than me, and that is Jesus. We just do what we have to do. Life, death, and the resurrection of Jesus—all these are enough to save the world. Without examples from His life and teachings—our miraculous founding, the Civil War, and more—none of these could have happened without Jesus Christ.”

Trump also added, “Jesus Christ is the most famous person in the world.” The post has sparked mixed reactions online, with varying opinions about Trump’s Christian values and his leadership.

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