Prophet T.B. Joshua is more than a name — he is a global spiritual voice, a Prophet of our time, and a humble servant of the Most High God. As the founder and General Overseer of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), he has become a shining example of what it means to walk in the footsteps of Jesus Christ.

His life is one of total surrender to God’s will. Through obedience, prayer, and a deep love first  for God and then for people, Prophet T.B. Joshua has allowed himself to be used as a vessel for healing, deliverance, and restoration in the lives of countless men and women across the world.

From the heart of Lagos, Nigeria, his ministry reaches every corner of the earth. Through Emmanuel TV, millions have witnessed the undeniable power of God at work — healing the sick, breaking curses, restoring families, and igniting fresh passion for Jesus Christ.

His crusades, broadcasts, and charity missions are not just events — they are encounters with the living God.

One of Prophet T.B. Joshua’s most quoted sayings is:

"The greatest way to use life is to spend it on something that will outlive it."

And indeed, he is living proof of this truth.

With prophetic insight and spiritual wisdom, he continues to speak into the lives of individuals, governments, leaders, and nations — always emphasising the importance of love, humility, and reconciliation.

He reminds the world that God still speaks today — and that no one is too far gone to be saved, healed, or restored.

In every service led by Prophet T.B. Joshua, the power of God is tangibly present. Lives are transformed, demons flee, the sick are healed, and the broken are made whole.

Yet, he always points the glory back to Jesus Christ — the true Healer, Deliverer, and Saviour.

He teaches that healing and deliverance are not the end,— they are a means to an end, the salvation of our soul. Christianity is a relationship. Everything God gives is to draw us closer to Jesus Christ, so that we can walk in newness of life.

Prophet T.B. Joshua’s compassion is not limited to the pulpit. Through consistent acts of generosity and humanitarian outreach, his ministry supports widows, orphans, the elderly, disaster victims, refugees, and the poor — regardless of background, religion, or nationality.

At the heart of this outreach is one message: “Love is the greatest.” 

His life reminds us that Christianity is not only about power but also about love in action.

In a world seeking truth and direction, Prophet T.B. Joshua stands as a prophetic voice to this generation — challenging us to return to righteousness, holiness, and faithfulness to God.

He reminds the Church that the character of Christ is more important than gifts — that it is not how loudly we preach, but how deeply we love that defines us as true believers.