Quotes By T.B. Joshua

“We cannot live and succeed on our own. We are in great need of God’s love to see things right for us.” - Pastor Evelyn Joshua

“Whenever there is an encounter with the Lord, there is always a new experience.” — Pastor Evelyn Joshua

A true follower of Christ learns to think, speak, and act in a manner that reflects the Master. Instead of speaking doubt, fear, or defeat, they speak words of faith grounded in God’s Word.

🕊️ Excerpts from “GROWING IN CHRISTLIKENESS”

Prayer is not the last option; it is the beginning of God’s solution. What looks like disappointment may simply be God speaking, redirecting your path toward His purpose.

If God could turn Daniel’s prayer into a testimony before kings, what can He do through yours?

From time to time, the world is shaken by the news that someone widely admired, accomplished, and seemingly fulfilled was carrying a despair no one could see. Such moments confront us with a difficult truth: visible relevance does not always reach the soul.

In the pursuit of recognition, a person may slowly exchange their true self for the image others expect. Applause can grow loud while the inner life grows silent. And when the noise fades, silence reveals what appearance once concealed.

Yet silence is not only an exposure; it is an invitation. Long before relevance was measured on earth, it was already answered in God: “Before I formed you… I knew you” (Jeremiah 1:5). True relevance is not granted by public recognition but formed in nearness to Him.

To be known by God is to be called into relationship rather than performance, into presence rather than applause, into belonging rather than approval. In that nearness, the soul discovers a relevance untouched by time, opinion, or fading visibility.

Only what is rooted in God remains when everything else fades.

YOUR CALLING

1- Ephesians 4:1–3 says, “I, therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you to walk worthy of the calling with which you were called, with all lowliness and gentleness, with longsuffering, bearing with one another in love, endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.”

When God made man, what mattered to Him was not his mental or physical disposition but one who would be a stakeholder in His master plan. Every man has a divine cause to fulfil in God’s master plan. Every man born into this world came with a calling. Today, when we hear the word calling, the first thing that comes to mind is ministry—the work of God. Your calling is not limited to ministry. Our fathers of faith were called by God, but not all were called into ministry.