A controversial preacher has ignited a firestorm of debate after declaring that couples who engage in anal sex are “inviting Satan into their bedroom.”
In a sermon that has since gone viral, the outspoken pastor warned congregants that certain sexual practices—even within marriage—cross what he described as “spiritual boundaries.”
“When you go against God’s design, you open a door,” he thundered from the pulpit. “And that door allows the enemy access to your home, your marriage, and your life.”
The fiery remarks have triggered a wave of reactions online, with supporters praising the pastor for “speaking biblical truth without compromise,” while critics accuse him of fear-mongering and promoting shame around consensual intimacy between adults.
Religious scholars note that debates over sexual conduct within marriage have long divided faith communities, with interpretations of scripture varying widely across denominations. Some leaders emphasize personal conviction and mutual consent between spouses, while others maintain stricter teachings about what is considered permissible.
The pastor, however, remained unyielding in his stance, urging couples to “guard their marriage bed” and warning that “spiritual consequences are real.”
As clips of the sermon continue to circulate, the controversy shows no signs of cooling—raising broader questions about faith, freedom, and the boundaries of private relationships in modern religious life.
