Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo has sparked a conversation on social media by stating that choosing to abstain from sex until marriage is not a sin.
He clarified that as a pastor, he believes that celibacy until marriage is a personal choice and not a biblical requirement.
This message comes after another clergyman recently claimed that sex before marriage is not considered a sin according to biblical teachings.
Pastor Okonkwo’s post aims to emphasize the importance of personal conviction and choice in matters of sexuality and relationships.
“As a pastor, I just have to tell you that marriage before sex isn’t a sin”.
Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo’s statement ha generated mixed reactions, with some people finding his wording ambiguous and confusing. Here are some reactions:
One Fumzy Couture wrote, “Abi oo. What ignoramus love to hear. It is well
One Jacqueline Ayo Davies wrote, “The play on words
One Kellaw Clothings wrote, “Pastor dey whine us with English, but we no go panic
One Misspull99 wrote, “As Bible talk, you talk your own. Our second-in-command
One Ferragammo Kurati wrote, “Lol. Funny enough, neither is s3x before marriage a sin, too. At least, according to the Bible
One GCFR Esq wrote, “Confusion first hold me! You have to read twice or thrice to get the drift
One Fisayo Folarin wrote, “I had to put off the music before I comprehended
One Moyd Beloved1 wrote, “I comoth my headphone read this thing”
One Ovie Ehiwa wrote, “Lol I confuse o, but later I got the message lol
Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo has been sharing his observations and advice on relationships and marriage.
Recently, he noted that some wives focus more on preventing others from meeting their husbands’ needs rather than fulfilling those needs themselves.
Previously, he criticized celebrities who hide their partners’ faces on social media, calling it “madness” since no one forced them to share their relationships online.
He also advised women to choose partners from those who are already interested in them, rather than chasing after someone they desire, and encouraged them to respond to messages in their DMs. Pastor Okonkwo’s comments aim to spark reflection and change in people’s approaches to relationships.
