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16th January 2024 11:30:52 AM
2 mins readBy: Chris Kodo

Wife of the late Prophet TB Joshua, Pastor Evelyn Joshua, in a poignant message delivered on Sunday, January 14, 2024, at the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) in Lagos, Nigeria publicly shared the final words of her husband before his passing. This revelation comes amidst the backdrop of a recent damning documentary released by the BBC about the founder of SCOAN.
"What were the words of Prophet Joshua, his last words? He said, 'Watch and Pray. Watch and pray, and you will see the glory of God.' I bless you all," Pastor Evelyn Joshua disclosed during her address to the congregation.
Expressing gratitude, she extended her thanks to the members of The Synagogue Church of all Nations, Emmanuel TV Partners, friends of the ministry, and the broader body of Christ for their love, faith, steadfastness, and commitment during what she described as an eventful week.
Amidst the challenges faced by the church, Pastor Evelyn Joshua emphasized the importance of faith and urged the congregation not to lose focus. Quoting scriptures from the book of 1 Corinthians 13, she reminded believers that love is not irritable or resentful, rejoicing with the truth.
"As a church, as the Body of Christ, become, remain steady in this unsteady world. Examine all things in the light of God's word. And please remember the word of God, the word of Christ Jesus to you in the book of 1 Corinthians 13, from verse 4 to 8. Don't lose focus. Do not lose focus. Jesus Christ is our focus, our roadmap. He stood for truth; he stood for love," she urged the congregation.
Pastor Evelyn Joshua concluded her message by invoking blessings upon the church members and expressing the need for a continuous focus on the goodness, kindness, faithfulness, healing power, deliverance power, and salvation power of Jesus Christ. The revelation of Prophet TB Joshua's last words adds a poignant touch to the ongoing discussions surrounding the legacy of the late televangelist.
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