“If today is my last day, do you want me to come out and say, ‘Today is my last day on earth?’ If God has shown me, ’TB Joshua, today is your last day on earth,” should I come out and say, ‘Praise the Lord; today is my last day on earth’? I will talk to you in parable so that when I’ve passed on to my Father, you can now pick those parables.” - Prophet TB Joshua (Sunday 5th October 2014) | TB Joshua Ministries

TB Joshua was laid in state at the Synagogue Church of All Nations in Lagos, Nigeria where hundreds of people gathered to pay their last respect to him. #PulseWatchIt #PulseLifestyleVid #RIPTBJoshua #TBJoshua | Pulse Ghana

With the happenings around the world such as the outbreak of coronavirus - it is evident that we are living in the end-times where the manifestation of the spirit of fear is everywhere. So, how do we fight this monster called FEAR? "Right now, plead the Blood of Jesus against every fear – fear of affliction, fear of career failure, fear of death, fear of poverty, fear of sickness, in the mighty name of Jesus Christ!” - TB Joshua | TB Joshua Ministries

This word of prophecy - and its accompanying confirmation - had the entire church in stitches of laughter, including TB Joshua... A precarious marital issue is brought to the fore in a pinpoint prophetic message at The SCOAN. The couple concerned come forward and narrate the messy (and often hilarious) details of their travails. God uses Prophet TB Joshua to settle the challenge with a clearcut message of love! Be blessed as you watch this clip from Emmanuel TV's archives: "Love perseveres for t

"A Christian does not consider death to be his end but the end of his trouble, tribulation. Whether you die young or old, no matter the nature of death, death is sure to come. What matters is the grace to continue living hereafter. We need to be sure that we are ready to depart. Are you ready? Continuing to trust in God is the only way to get ready for the things we are not ready for. The question you need to ask yourself - are you living each day as if it were your last? How are you using your