Kingsley Ezediunor

A Man Sent From God

  • Certified Professional

    With extensive training in the healthcare sector, Kingsley stands out as a professional care giver.

  • Pastor & Teacher

    For 30+ years, Kingsley has ministered grace and truth that is in Jesus to people from diverse works of life.

  • Husband & Father

    Kingsley is the husband of one wife and father to five children. He has shown care and support to his family.

About Me

A Transformational Leader

30

Years in Christian Ministry

About Me

Pastor Kingsley O. Ezediunor is a man sent from God with a mandate to revive the hearts of men. His 30 years of ministry have been focused on turning the hearts of men to God and training them to excel in their spiritual service to God. Over the years, he has embarked on international missions to South Africa, Ghana, Jamaica, and the USA. He is the author of the bestselling book, "Living Without Regrets." He is married to Patricia, and they are blessed with five children.

    • Name

      Kingsley Ezediunor

    • Email

      kingsleyeze2003@gmail.com

    • Phone

      +4387228420

    • Address

      Sudbury, Canada

    • Degree

      Professional Certification

    • Counselling

      Available

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I Want to Hear from You

  • Address

    Sudbury, Canada
  • Email

    kingsleyeze2003@gmail.com
  • Phone

    +4387228420

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    Latest Blog Posts

    • Anger is a normal emotional response in humans, but its expression can vary widely. While some individuals exhibit a healthy expression of anger, others exhibit more extreme or unhealthy expressions.

      More often, people get incited to anger by external stimulants—an offense from someone, societal pressure, a nagging wife, an irresponsible husband, an annoying friend, etc. Sometimes, we are incited to anger by internal stimulants—realization of one’s own action(s), unhappiness with one’s way of living, etc.

      As much as there is a basis for our anger, I believe that there should be a limit to its expression. In cases where we ignore the limit, it results in actions that leave us with irreversible regrets, or leave things in an irredeemable state.

      This brings to mind the real-life experience of a certain couple. This couple, at the beginning of every year, would write down the goals they wanted to accomplish for the year. They never accomplished any of those goals. The reason wasn’t far-fetched. The man often got into an uncontrollable state of anger.

      Whenever a quarrel ensues between the couple, the man, before beating his wife (which usually results in a fight), would destroy their valuable household properties just because his wife made contributions toward the purchase—what a setback!

      Read the full content in my book, “Living Without Regrets.”

    • Lust began right in the Garden of Eden when Eve lusted after the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. She had a quest for wisdom. The devil got her to swallow his bait hook, line, and sinker.1

      This feeling has lingered throughout generations, and it has been the cause of wars, murders, quarrels, and the like. In both ancient and recent times, when the reason for wars is investigated, you will find lust at the very core of it.

      Lust is a strong feeling about a particular thing. It can be for money, sex, possessions, positions, etc. Don’t get me wrong here; I am not advocating for us not to have desires for things; even the scripture assures us that the desires of the righteous shall not be cut off. I am only bringing our attention to man’s tendency to have unhealthy desires, which come with detrimental consequences.

      The subtlety of lust is noticed in the guise of desires, which appear harmless. While it is okay for us to have certain desires, we should not allow them to become so strong to the point where they overrule our sense of reasoning.

      It is lust that causes a minister of the gospel to seek dark powers; it is lust that causes a businessman to join the occult; it is lust that causes a musical artist to join a cult; it is lust that lurks behind most of the murders on earth.

    • There is a physical and spiritual expression to drunkenness. Beyond the excessive drinking of alcoholic drinks, which is considered inappropriate, there is a revelatory aspect to wine that I would love to bring our hearts to.

      In a spiritual sense, wine is anything that can influence your decisions. Power is a type of wine, money is a type of wine, and fame is a type of wine. We become drunk with them when we allow them to rule over our sense of judgment, causing us to do things we ought not to do.

      Just as it is with the physical expression of drunkenness, as exuded by a man who is drunk from alcoholic wine, so it is when we get drunk by power, money, and fame.

      We are encouraged in the scripture not to be drunk with wine, wherein is excess, but to be filled with the spirit. There is a healthy measure to which we can take “wine,” but it becomes unhealthy when it starts overriding our sense of reasoning, thereby influencing our actions negatively.

      The Bible records instances of men who succumbed to the allure of wine and suffered the dire repercussions that followed. When Herod delivered the oratory speech that he took great pride in as coming from a god, it appeared as though he had been drunk with the wine of power. It was then that an angel smote him down and killed him.1

      It was the wine of power that made King David go to sleep with Uriah’s wife, and it was still that wine that made him kill Uriah. The consequence of that action led to the death of the child and the incurring of a curse upon his family.2

      It was the wine of power that made Jezebel kill Naboth and acquire his vineyard after his death.3 She couldn’t escape its consequences, as the Lord ensured that she died a shameful death.4

      We’ve been called by God to a life of separation, one that is judged by the modesty of our lives. Therefore, it becomes necessary for us as Christians to maintain a healthy use of power, fame, and wealth.

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