SCOAN's Evelyn Joshua Encourages Faith Amid Trials in Brazil

During the second day of the SCOAN Crusade in São Paulo, Brazil, Pastor Evelyn Joshua, the leader of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), encouraged attendees not to mistake God's silence for rejection. She reassured them that God's promises remain steadfast despite challenging circumstances.

Pastor Joshua emphasized that God desires His people to experience healing, fulfillment, and happiness, stating that every good thing is created by God. She referenced Ecclesiastes 10:10, urging the congregation to embrace wisdom and contentment.

Addressing those feeling forgotten due to unanswered prayers, she affirmed that Christ never rejects anyone who turns to Him. Drawing from the biblical story of the woman with the issue of blood, she proclaimed that God would remove shame and sickness.

She highlighted the necessity of obedience, love, and truth in receiving God's promises, encouraging worshippers to maintain faith and speak positively about themselves. Pastor Joshua concluded by reminding the congregation of God's unwavering presence and the grace to be effective witnesses.