Be vigilant against the spirit of criticism disguising itself as spiritual discernment within the church. Do not be deceived by its abundant words. Judge it by the fruits it bears.
Matthew 7:1-5, “Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you. And why do you look at the speck in your brother’s eye, but do not consider the plank in your own eye? Or how can you say to your brother, ‘Let me remove the speck from your eye’; and look, a plank is in your own eye? Hypocrite! First, remove the plank from your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.
Romans 12:3, “For I say, through the grace given to me, to everyone who is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think, but to think soberly, as God has dealt to each one a measure of faith.”
The Briton Racist Media couldn’t fathom that God chose an African vessel for extraordinary miracles.
In recent times, the evil intent of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) documentary series on Prophet TB Joshua and the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) has sparked intense debates and raised questions about the motives behind the coverage. As revelations emerge that the actors in the documentary were paid to smear TB Joshua’s reputation, and new evidences debugging their falsehood against the man of God, it becomes imperative to explore the racial agenda at play.
The documentary presents a striking claim that TB Joshua harbored intentions of enslaving white individuals in response to historical injustices against Africans. While the narrative heavily relies on this assertion, it prompts reflection on whether the individuals involved genuinely believe in such sentiments. This accusation, veiled in the narrative of historical injustice, appears to be an attempt to manipulate emotions and incite negative sentiments against the renowned prophet. It’s worth noting that both were two individual – Bisola Johnson and Paul Aghomo, known to be TB Joshua’s sworn enemies, instrumental in propagating the spurious narrative in the documentary. This raises the question: Could there be an underlying racial bias shaping this storyline, with an attempt to turn white Christians against TB Joshua and the SCOAN?
It is crucial to question the credibility of such accusations, especially when they are devoid of factual basis. The suggestion that Prophet TB Joshua harbors ill intentions towards any race, particularly the white community, is not only unfounded but also smacks of a racial bias on the part of the documentary makers.
Prophet TB Joshua’s ministry has long been a melting pot of diversity, with disciples hailing from various races and backgrounds. The care and mentorship he provides to his followers, irrespective of their ethnicity, are evident in the multicultural community that has thrived under his guidance. Painting him as someone plotting to enslave the white population contradicts the inclusive and harmonious ethos of SCOAN.
The accusation against Prophet TB Joshua echoes a deeper problem—a racial undertone in the portrayal of an African figure by a prominent international media outlet. It raises concerns about fairness, integrity, and the need to question the ulterior motives behind such narratives.
This is not just an issue for the followers of Prophet TB Joshua but a call for all Africans to stand against biased narratives that seek to undermine the achievements of individuals from the continent. The attempt to tarnish the image of one of Africa’s greatest exports indicates a level of racism that cannot be ignored.
These bring to memory the Instances of espionage at the SCOAN, such as the infiltration of secret spies posing as disciples, including the case of Giles Hurst, the famous British Army Spy, raise concerns about targeted efforts to undermine the SCOAN and its leader, and the depth of their concealed animosity. Also, from the SCOAN archives, we remember the attempted assassination of TB Joshua by an European man confessing after been exposed by the power of the Holy Ghost of his mission to kill TB Joshua, because of his hate for black Africans. The prejudiced killer couldn’t fathom that God chose an African vessel for extraordinary miracles. This raises another question: Are some vast interest in the west spearheaded by the Briton media afraid that Prophet TB Joshua was sent by God to avenge the evil that was done to Africans by their forefathers? Or Are they surprised or concerned that a remarkable figure with a profound influence on humanity, such as the Prophet of old and our Savior Jesus Christ, emerged from Africa?
Even in death, Prophet TB Joshua has not been spared from attacks. The question arises: Was the silence following his demise a result of an expectation that his passing would halt the healing and miracles at The SCOAN? The continued growth and manifestations of healings under Pastor Mummy Evelyn Joshua’s leadership have seemingly reignited a new wave of attacks.
A crucial observation regarding the Briton media bias and anti-African sentiment is the lack of focus on the positive actions of Prophet TB Joshua, such as his charitable endeavors, healing activities, and global impact or influence.
Another important point to note about the Briton media inclination and unfavorable view toward Africa is the limited attention given to investigating other white European spiritual leaders, especially in the UK where the BBC network is from. Are there no questionable figures in the British spiritual landscape? Stories of rape, child molestation, drug abuse, money laundering, and corrupt practices among white spiritual leaders in Europe have been reported. The disproportionate focus on African pastors, particularly Prophet TB Joshua, raises questions and suggests a potential agenda against spiritual leaders of African descent.
Prophet Christ, a disciple of Prophet TB Joshua, is currently conducting his healing ministry in the UK. Why not consider launching an investigation starting with him, particularly if there is a belief that the miracles attributed to SCOAN are fraudulent, as indicated in their interview, given that Chris received his healing grace in SCOAN?
This is an invitation for individuals of all races to come together against the racial agenda that the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) seems to be perpetuating. We are all created in the image of God, and greatness knows no racial bounds. Using allegations without evidence to tarnish the reputation of a person based on their race is not only unjust but goes against the principles of equality and fairness.
It is imperative for the global community to scrutinize media narratives, especially when they carry the potential for racial bias. Africans, irrespective of their religious beliefs, should unite against any attempt to discredit their own. Likewise, individuals of all races must condemn the propagation of racial agendas in the media, as it undermines the shared humanity that binds us all.
We are equally calling on Christians all over the world, regardless of their race and skin color, to speak out against the perceived racial agenda of the Briton media and its cohort against Prophet TB Joshua and the SCOAN. The body of Christ need to be united across races, and speak with one voice in condemning the targeting of powerful gospel preachers. The uncut truth remains that men of God are not the problem of world but are, in fact, instrumental in combating the activities of evildoers.
It remains imperative for believers to unite, speaking out against what is perceived as an unfair targeting of spiritual leaders of African descent. The Church’s victory is paramount, and a collective stand against racial agendas can contribute to fostering unity in the body of Christ.
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