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 made this statement during the second day of the SCOAN Crusade in São Paulo, Brazil, where she centred her message on God's promises. The congregation was encouraged to hold firmly to faith, truth, love, and obedience. Pastor Joshua emphasized that God's promises remain certain despite their circumstances.
According to Pastor Joshua, God desires His people to experience healing, fulfilment, and happiness. She cited Ecclesiastes 10:10, encouraging the people to embrace wisdom and contentment. Pastor Joshua also addressed those who may feel forgotten because their prayers appear unanswered, assuring them that Christ never rejects anyone who turns to Him again. She emphasized that nothing can separate people from the love of God.
Pastor Joshua drew from the biblical account of the woman with the issue of blood, stating that God will remove shame and sickness. She emphasized that receiving God's promises requires obedience, love, and truth, as well as a personal relationship with God. The congregation was urged to obey His commandment to love Him and others, embrace truth, and ask for their needs in the name of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Joshua emphasized the certainty of God's promises, citing Numbers 23:19-20. She urged the congregation not to allow present circumstances to undermine their faith. According to her, whatever God has decreed will always come to pass, no matter how many promises He has made. The congregation was called upon to rejoice over the blowing of the "winds of glory".
Pastor Joshua also challenged the worshippers to change the way they speak about themselves, particularly in relation to weakness, illness, and limitation. She stated 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. The congregation was encouraged to stop talking at the level of their old life of weakness and learn to speak the good language.
Citing Psalms 101:6, Pastor Joshua urged the congregation to remain committed to God. She explained that those who have devoted themselves to Him are not superhuman but have demonstrated total belief and faith. According to her, that same God will work with them today. The congregation was encouraged to demonstrate total belief and faith in God.
At the end of the Brazil crusade, Pastor Joshua was honoured with two awards for her contribution to global evangelism. The SCOAN leader has been actively spreading God's message, and her efforts have been recognized globally. The awards serve as a testament to her dedication to her faith and her congregation.
Key points
- Pastor Evelyn Joshua emphasizes the importance of holding firm to faith and trust in God's promises.
- She encourages worshippers to change their speech patterns to reflect a positive and faithful attitude.
- Pastor Joshua was honoured with two awards for her contribution to global evangelism.
