Actor turned pastor and close pal of Majid Michel, Timothy Bentum, has revealed he spent a huge chunk of his life, 17 years, in ‘addiction to the devil’.
According to Bentum, who is founder of the Timothy Bentum Ministries, this ‘addiction’ took the form of sniffing cocaine and smoking weed.
Timothy Bentum in an interview has rubbished claims that he is into God’s ministry because of wealth acquisition or the cluster of women who have decided to revere men of God for no reason at all.
According to him, he is not in for the likes of such because if he was that would not be where he would start from. On a show dubbed ‘This is Gospel’ with Franky5 on Hitz FM, he said:
Ghallywood actor, Timothy Bentum has in an interview shown his unflinching support to fellow actor Majid Mitchel who has found a new call to life— thus propagating the gospel.
Following Majid’s remarks on he not taking up movie roles that contradicts the teachings of the holy books, Timothy, himself a born again is telling all those claiming they are not going to buy Majid’s movies to just go away.
Ace Ghanaian actor Timothy Bentum has opened up on the destructive days of his past, when he was addicted to cocaine and nearly destroyed everything he had ever worked for.
Bentum, who has since turned his life around and is now a bona fide man of God, said that he fell into his terrible addiction because he ignored the Christian training his parents had drilled into him.
GISIM Studios’ much talked about movie-‘Any More Women?’ featuring Fred Amugi, Pascaline Edwards Fifi Coleman, Prince David Osei, Ebi Bright, Ken Fiati,Timothy Bentum, Albert Jackson-Davies and others will be premiered tonight-8th February, 2014 at the National Theatre, Accra (6:00pm & 9:30pm)…
With a host of talented and veteran actors having been featured in ‘Any More Women?’, you are guaranteed a night of great comedy, acting and unending laughter.
In the movie, Andy (Fifi Coleman) whose life hasn’t gone as well as planned because he got kicked out of University stays with his overbearing parents.
Having been called names ranging from “Bad Boy” to trouble maker and later in school touted as the most stubborn pupil as well as becoming the greatest enemy of neighbor, Mr. Amponsah’s six years old Billy becomes the talk of the neighborhood in which he resides with his family. His quest to please his young … Read more
Most movie enthusiasts would want to be given reasons why they should see or watch a certain movie in a form of a review. With the latest Ghanaian movie ‘Be My Guest’ scheduled to be premiered on Friday, February 10th at the National Theatre, here are 10 reasons why people must watch the movie.
The reasons are interesting and make sense. I know the ladies would eye the last reason. Read the ten reasons why you should watch the movie…
