Africa's football legend and presidential candidate in Liberia, Senator George Weah, was in attendance at the Synagogue Church Of All Nations during the Sunday Service to seek God's face concerning his nation.
Leading presidential candidate in
Liberia and football legend George Weah attended a service of The Synagogue
Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), led by Pastor T.B. Joshua on Sunday.
During his sermon, Joshua warmly
welcomed Weah and spoke directly to him.
“My brother is here today because
he loves his country and wants God’s choice for his country,” Joshua stated.
“He is not here to impose
himself. What does God say about his country, Liberia? What is God’s opinion?
That is why he is here.”
The cleric reiterated that he was not
favoring any particular side of the political spectrum but his own role was to
pray for “the will of God” to be done in the nation of Liberia.
“We are not herbalists or
witch-doctors; we are people of God. God’s choice is our choice. We cannot pray
against God’s will.
“Without God’s corresponding
power, we cannot pray to Him. For every step we take – every movement and
action – intimation comes first.
“There must be suggestion from
the Spirit to move before we move. If truly I am a man of God, I must hear from
God – move or don’t move.”
Joshua disclosed that Liberia’s
incumbent Vice President and Weah’s contender in the upcoming presidential
run-off, Joseph Boakai had also contacted him to request a meeting.
“God’s opinion is what we should
seek in our country – simple! God is the Answer, the Final,” the cleric
added. In attendance were Senator Yormie Johnson, a former Liberian warlord.
The presidential run-off election
between Weah and Boakai is scheduled to hold on November 7, 2017.
Other prominent visitors to The SCOAN in
the past include Tanzania’s President, John Magufuli, the late President of
Ghana, John Atta Mills, Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangarai and Julius
Malema, South Africa’s fiery opposition leader.
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