THE TRAIN – Life Changing lessons from Mike Bamiloye’s biography

The latest Mount Zion movie titled “THE TRAIN” is a movie based on Mike Bamiloye’s biography – the true life story of Evangelist Mike Bamiloye.

The movie which became the number one trending on YouTube in less than 24 hours of its release has blessed many lives including myself.

As I saw that movie, I saw that virtually every person who will fulfill God’s purpose in life will go through what the main actor went through if not more.

Our journeys may be different but the principles are the same. Here are the life changing lessons drawn from “The Train.”

Your Purpose in life has been a part of you since Childhood.

The movie at its inception pictured Mike Abayomi Bamiloye in his childhood, about to direct the David and Goliath movie.

It dawned on me then, that God’s purpose for a man will always be a part of his growing up.

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With biblical examples like Moses, David and even Jesus Christ, it became glaring that if only our parents had paid more attention to our childhood, majority won’t have a need to go through the stress of finding their place in the world.

Everything about you is a package for the Fulfilment of your purpose in life.

Are you tall, short, light skinned or dark skinned? Do you know how to laugh or how to cry? Do you know how to write, teach or act?

Everything about you is a package for the Fulfilment of your purpose in life.

Scriptures says in Jeremiah 1:5 that before you were formed, God knew you and he ordained you.

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It means God already had a purpose for your life before your parents even met. It means there was no mistake in your conception at all.

So you were born into a poor family? It was part of the plan. Were you given birth to by parents who threw you in the trash? My dear, God knew it would happen. He had a plan.

Because God has a purpose for your life, He continuously influences your journey so that you can find that purpose. Just like he did for Mike Abayomi Bamiloye.

If you a child of God, for every circumstance or situation you find yourself, God has a purpose for it.

What should you do then?

Find that PURPOSE!

Until a man gives his life to Christ, although he has a purpose in life. One of two things will be happening in his life. It is either he is fulfilling purpose the wrong way like Saul of Tarsus or he is living a wasted life!

Fulfilling God’s Purpose in life is a journey of perpetual obedience.

It is one thing to discover God’s purpose for your life. It is another thing to fulfill it. To find Fulfilment, you have to be addicted to OBEYING HIM.

If you must fulfill purpose, you must continually seek the will of God for your life and obey it.

There will always be opposition to your purpose in life.

The opposition may come from your parents, the church or even friends. Don’t expect everyone to support you.

Purpose is not fulfilled in isolation.

Even Jesus had a crew of disciples. For every vision and purpose of God, He has a support crew. All you have to do is to pray and find the support crew for your purpose in life. MAB found his crew and till today the Mount Zion Faith Ministries have continued to move forward.

Your Purpose in life is to an audience. There’s a specific primary audience for your purpose.

Young or old? Saints or sinners? Singles or the married? Children or aged parents?

There is a audience for your purpose. Discover it!

Your Purpose in Life has a price. A Sacrifice.

A Purpose Driven Life is a life of Continuous sacrifice. You have to be willing to go out of your convenience if you will get to the peak of your Fulfilment in life.

Pride will ruin your purpose.

If you ever get to a point where you feel that you can do it all by yourself, you are heading for a crash. Pride goes before a fall says the scriptures. Always return all the glory back to God.

For a purpose driven man to fulfil his ultimate purpose in life, he has to be married to a purpose driven woman and vice versa.

What other lessons did you learn from mike bamiloye’s biography in THE TRAIN?