Apostle Johnson Suleman Clarifies: “Oral Sex Is Not a Sin for Married Couples”

The General Overseer and Senior Pastor of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has sparked online debate after clarifying his position on oral sex within marriage. According to the cleric, oral sex is not a sin when practiced between legally married couples, provided it is free from fetish or ritualistic undertones.

This statement came during a recent church program, where Apostle Suleman addressed questions from members of his congregation. A video clip of his response has since gone viral across several social media platforms, drawing diverse reactions from Christians and non-Christians alike.

When asked directly whether oral sex is sinful, the cleric replied with a biblical perspective:

“Anything done between a husband and wife in the privacy of their home is not a sin, so long as both parties are in agreement. When Scripture speaks of the wife of your youth, it emphasizes marital intimacy. If it is not fetish, ritualistic, or diabolical, then it is not wrong.”

Apostle Suleman further addressed a common objection raised by Christians, where some argue that it is improper to use the same mouth for both worship and sexual intimacy. He countered this view by saying:

“Many people gossip, tell lies, and still use the same mouth to worship God. So why condemn oral sex in marriage?”

While acknowledging that his position might not sit well with everyone, the cleric stood firm in his conviction:

“I know many will disagree, but oral sex is not a sin.”

His response continues to stir widespread conversations across the Christian community, with some applauding his openness and others expressing reservations.