Pastor Williams Kumuyi, General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, has called for strong and tenacious leaders at all levels and endeavors.
He went on to say that people need leaders who will be steadfast at all times, not strong today and weak and confused tomorrow.
The preacher stated during a Ministers/Professionals conference via satellite with the theme, “a leader who knows the right thing but lacks confidence may fall to doing the wrong thing by pressure from those around him.”
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Drawing on Joshua 1:1-2, Pastor Kumuyi encouraged leaders to take a leaf from Moses and Joshua’s performances in their various assignments and not be like Aaron, who succumbed to pressure and raised an altar to a strange god when the people were about to stone him, despite knowing it was against God’s will.
His words, “every leader needs courage, not the wavering type that makes him oscillate between courage and nowhere.
“Courage every time with tenacity, in every situation, with the spirit of God abiding within you. You have gathered enough experience but some new things will happen that you have never seen before. Courage in leadership in things past, present and in future.
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“You must be steadfast at all times, not strong today, weak and confused tomorrow. The road is always clear for the steadfast. Moses told Joshua in the presence of the people to be courageous. He knew what it meant to lead the mixed multitude. This was what Aaron lacked when in Moses’ absence, he succumbed to the people and raised an altar to a strange god for them when they were about to stone him. He knew the right but did the wrong because of a lack of courage.
“Whatever happens, familiar or otherwise, a courageous leader stands his ground. He must be strong in the heart, spirit, in the inner man, courage in the inner man, soul and spirit.”
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