Pastor Evelyn Joshua, leader of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), has urged Brazilians and other worshippers not to mistake God's silence in difficult moments for rejection. She gave the charge during the second day of the SCOAN Crusade in São Paulo, Brazil, where she centred her message on God's promises and encouraged the congregation to hold firmly to faith, truth, love and obedience. The event drew a large crowd of worshippers who sought spiritual guidance and inspiration.
Pastor Evelyn Joshua emphasized that God, who created the good things of life, also desires His people to experience healing, fulfilment and happiness. Citing Ecclesiastes 10:10, she encouraged the people to embrace wisdom and contentment. She told the gathering that every good thing of life was created by their Heavenly Father and that God promises physical healing, fulfilment and happiness.
The SCOAN leader particularly addressed those who may feel forgotten because their prayers appear unanswered. She assured them that Christ never rejects anyone who turns to Him again and that nothing can separate them from the love of God. Drawing from the biblical account of the woman with the issue of blood, she said that God will remove their shame and sickness.
Pastor Evelyn Joshua emphasized that receiving God's promises requires obedience, love and truth, as well as a personal relationship with God. She urged the people to obey His commandment to love Him and others, embrace truth and ask for their needs in the name of Jesus Christ while remaining committed to their faith. She also stressed the importance of rejoicing over the blowing of the "winds of glory".
Reading from Numbers 23:19-20, Pastor Evelyn Joshua emphasized the certainty of God's promises, urging the congregation not to allow present circumstances to undermine their faith. She called on the people to rejoice over the blowing of the "winds of glory" and added that God Almighty is with them.
Pastor Evelyn Joshua also challenged the worshippers to change the way they speak about themselves, particularly in relation to weakness, illness and limitation. She said that God's Word is a balm to their spiritual being and that Jesus Christ has conquered all, having broken every chain over their lives.
At the end of the Brazil crusade, Pastor Evelyn Joshua was honoured with two awards for her contribution to global evangelism, presented by the church and the government of the State of São Paulo. The SCOAN leader thanked the people and government of Brazil for the honours.
Key points
- Pastor Evelyn Joshua leads SCOAN crusade in São Paulo, Brazil
- She urges Brazilians to hold firm to faith and God's promises
- Pastor Evelyn Joshua is honoured with two awards for her contribution to global evangelism
