Pastor Folorunsho Cornelius Ogundele, Ph.D. is an author whose work explores the intersection of history, faith, psychology, leadership, and the complexities of human character.
In NEBUCHADNEZZAR II: A Fictional Redemption Drama of a Malignant Narcissist, he approaches an iconic historical and biblical figure through a dramatic, human-centered lens.
His storytelling looks beyond titles, kingdoms, and outward achievements to explore deeper questions surrounding ambition, identity, pride, authority, belief, and the capacity for personal transformation.
Through this approach, Pastor Ogundele invites readers not only to enter another time and place, but also to reflect on themes that remain meaningful today.
NEBUCHADNEZZAR II represents a meeting point between historical imagination, psychological drama, biblical inspiration, and spiritual reflection.
Pastor Folorunsho Cornelius Ogundele is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and the pastor of The Apostolic Church in Steger, Illinois. He earned doctoral degrees in psychology, counseling, and theology and has worked in the mental health field for over twenty years. He has also authored several books, including American and Common-Sense Politics, Noah and Alcohol: Odyssey Into The Psyche Of An Inebriated Saint, God, Satan, And Mr. Job: Answers to Life’s Puzzling Questions;
The Rise and Fall of Satan: A Sociocultural and Psychospiritual Analysis Of The Most Enigmatic Figure In Human History, and Nebuchadnezzar II: A Fictional Redemption Drama Of A Malignant Narcissist (first published by Europe Books). Pastor Ogundele is a proud husband, father of four, and grandfather of eight.
