Warning To Pastors! Pastors Should Not Tolerate Any Leadership That Harms The Members!

Brief Summary

Kisha Moore discusses the issue of hate within the church, emphasizing that not everyone in the church is bad, but some individuals, influenced by the enemy, can cause harm. She shares her experiences and encourages pastors to seek God's guidance when assigning leadership roles, rather than relying on personal connections or longevity of membership. She also stresses the importance of discernment and obedience to God, even when it requires making difficult decisions about removing people from positions of authority. Kisha also shares a personal experience of encountering a toxic individual in a leadership role within a church, highlighting the importance of not letting such experiences deter one's relationship with God.

  • Pastors should seek God's guidance in leadership appointments.
  • Discernment is crucial to identify those who may harm the church.
  • Personal experiences of church hurt should not deter one's relationship with God.

Introduction

Kisha Moore introduces her channel, "More Faith with Kesha," where she shares faith testimonies to motivate, inspire, and encourage viewers to maintain faith in their dreams, goals, and in God. She announces that today's topic will be about hate in the church, clarifying that her discussion is not a reflection on the entire church but rather specific individuals who may be sent by the enemy to cause destruction.

The Impact of Poor Leadership Choices

Kisha expresses concern that pastors sometimes appoint individuals to positions of authority who end up pushing members away. She emphasizes that members often leave because of the people in leadership roles. She advises pastors to pray and seek God's guidance when choosing associate pastors, deacons, choir members, and youth ministers, rather than basing decisions on friendship or familiarity. She shares her experience of attending a church where leadership roles were primarily filled by those close to the pastors or long-time members, some of whom she felt were not genuinely called by God.

Loyalty to God vs. Loyalty to Friends

Kisha warns against prioritizing loyalty to friends over obedience to God. She asserts that if God instructs a pastor to demote someone, they must follow God's guidance. She cautions against creating a "Christianity click" based on friendships and emphasizes that pastors are responsible for shepherding their sheep. If leaders are hurting the members, pastors must address the issue. She urges pastors to pray about those in leadership roles who may be engaging in harmful behaviors and to fast and seek God's clarity.

Personal Experience with Toxic Leadership

Kisha shares a personal experience of attending a church where a woman in a leadership position consistently displayed negativity towards her. Despite the woman's rude behavior, Kisha continued to attend church, refusing to let the actions of others hinder her relationship with God. She recounts an incident where the woman came to her cupcake kiosk at the mall, observing without speaking, which Kisha found unsettling. This experience reinforced her caution about who she allows to lay hands on her during prayer, as she doesn't want to receive negative spirits.

Maintaining Faith Despite Church Hurt

Kisha urges viewers not to let negative experiences in church stop them from having a relationship with God. She reiterates that those who mistreat others in the church will be held accountable by God. She clarifies that God is love, peace, and welcoming, and that those who act contrary to these qualities were not called by God to leadership. She emphasizes that pastors who lack discernment choose leaders based on outward appearances, while God knows the heart. Kisha wants to hear "well done my good and faithful servant" on judgment day, not make excuses for rejecting God due to others' actions.

Conclusion and Encouragement for Pastors

Kisha shares that she has had positive experiences with pastors in the past, particularly in California. She encourages viewers to stay in prayer and read the word of God, trusting that God will guide them. She urges pastors to make corrections within their churches, as many sheep are being hurt by a lack of discernment. She reminds pastors that seasons and people change, and they must be willing to pivot and remove individuals from leadership roles when God directs them to do so. She hopes her message resonates with someone and encourages viewers to like, comment, and subscribe.

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0:00 Hello, welcome to More Faith with Kesha. My first name is Kesha and my last name is more. And on this channel, we talk all things most things faith. I love to give my faith testimonies to motivate, inspire, and to encourage you to keep the faith in your dreams, in your goals, in your aspirations, and most importantly to keep your faith in God in the name of Jesus. So today, I want to talk about hate in the church. Okay? hating the church. Now, when I say hating the church, just keep in mind everyone in the church is not bad. Every pastor is not bad. Every choir member is not bad. So, this is not a reflection on the church in totality. This is specific

0:47 individuals that's probably not even of God and sent by the enemy to destroy the church. So, let me be very specific because I don't believe in that bashing the church and making it seem like everything about the church is bad just because of a few individuals. But this is just my experience based on one individual. And I just want to give this testimony because I feel like pastors sometimes you put people in authority. You give them roles and titles, but sometimes those are the ones that are pushing your members away. And you wonder why the members are leaving. And that's the reason why because it's the people you put in authority. It's the leadership. You know, those are the people that you entrusted. So when something happens in the church, you know, people are going

1:34 to look at you. It's going to sometimes be a reflection of you because you didn't handle it. Stop putting your friends and people you've known in a long time in leadership roles when God didn't tell you to do that. Take out and this video is like this is not what I planned on talking about, but I'm just going to flow with the Holy Spirit and talk about that. You need to pray and seek God on who you put as an associate pastor, as a deacon, who you let sing in the choir, youth ministers, you need to pray and that it should be a decision that is led by God. And that's the reason you need discernment. What I've experienced is there was a particular church that I was going to here in Atlanta area and I long no longer go to

2:22 that church but I noticed that everyone in a leadership role was either they were close to the pastors or they had been to the church for a long time. So they were associate pastors, they were elders and deacons. And I don't like to I'm not judging, but some of them I can see that during that season, they were not called by God. I'm just going to call it out. Right? And when you hear the pastor speak about them, oh, I've been knowing this person for a long time and this person has been a member of the church for a long time. So now you're selecting people based upon how long you've known them and how long they've been a member. But that has nothing to do with

3:07 God. Yes, it's good that they establish stability, credibility to a certain extent in the church, but a lot of times people will show you what they want to show you on the front line, but on the backline, they're a different person and you can't even see it because you're blinded by the friendship. You're blinded by your loyalty. You cannot be more loyal to your friend than you are to God. And if God is telling you to demote that person from the church, you need to do you need to do it. You need to pay attention to God. You need to be obedient to God because it's not about creating this um click here, you know, this Christian Christianity click where everybody is friends and we hanging out this and that. Sometimes you have to disconnect and you are the shepherd of

3:53 the sheep. So if God entrusted you to shepherd his sheep, his sheep, you are responsible if you are putting people in a leadership role or position and they're hurting your sheep. So again, video detour, but I believe that this is for someone. You need to pray about those people that you put in a leadership role that are doing things behind the scene, that are participating in witchcraft, that are participating in fornication, that are cheating on their wives, that are hurting your members. You need to pray about that. Take out the time. Take three days or whatever it

4:40 takes. Fast from everything so that you can clearly hear what God is telling you. And I believe that you have a certain discernment where you feel like something is not right, but you don't know how to shift away. But if you want to grow spiritually, if you want to please God, you're going to have to make those tough decisions. It's not always easy to make the decision to tell your friend that has been an associate pastor or you know that has been the choir director for all these years that God is telling you to tell them to step down. No, it's not going to be easy. But at the end of the day, do you want to please man or do you want to please God? Because you're going to have to stand before God one day and you're going to have to give an account for everything that God for every soul that

5:26 God has entrusted you with. Do you want the blood to be on your hands? I've experienced things in church where the pastors was good. Now, they were nice, but I noticed that some of the leadership, they were toxic. They were very toxic. I remember I was going to this church and it was this lady. She was married. She had two sons. This lady did not like me. Never had a conversation with her. Didn't even know her. Never did anything to her. But I could just sense her spirit. She didn't like me because she would speak to my husband, but she would never speak to me. And whenever we would like cross, she would roll her eyes at me in the

6:13 church. And she was somebody that was in a leadership position as well. So, you can just feel that. I just felt that negative energy on her spirit. And I'm like, "Okay, how are you speaking to somebody's husband, but you can't speak to them?" And keep in mind, like I said, this lady was married and she had children. And I just ignore that cuz it's like I don't I don't come to church for that. And the reason I still went to church because that's not a reflection of God. I don't let man keep me from praise and worshiping my God. And again, sometimes pastors don't know because they don't see everything. People put up fronts and they show the pastor one thing, but that's not who they truly are. And pastors, that's why

6:59 you need discernment. You need to pray and ask God to give you another level um to increase your your discernment. And what you're feeling in your heart is true about those people. So, you need to correct that. So, this particular lady did not like me, just always rude. She was in a leadership role. And I remember I um I talked about this in a few videos. I used to bake. Um I had a business, Create Your Own Cake Bakery. I opened up a little cupcake kiosk in the mall, Northridge, California. And one day I'm at the mall and everybody knew that I opened it up. It was a lot of people in church that came and supported. So everybody wasn't, you know, hating or whatever. You, like I said, you just have those few individuals. It was a lot of people from the church that came, they supported,

7:45 they purchased some things. You know, it was a blessing. But that one particular lady, one day I'm sitting and I look up. Do you know that this lady that from the church that never speaks to me, that's always rolling her eyes, always speaking to my husband and look at me and don't say anything, comes and starts looking at my booth and like walks by. So she basically came to just observe. She's probably a witch. You don't know what she was actually coming and praying against or whatever. didn't speak to me, didn't say anything to me, looked around and then left. And this is a person that's in leadership role at

8:32 church. That is the reason most of the time during prayer I never go to the altar for prayer because not everyone is like that. There are a select few that I don't trust to put their hands on me or to pray for me. And when you go up in that line, sometimes you never know who you going to get. And sometimes people don't understand, you know, you you just got to go up. Let your pride decide. No, I need to be careful and be mindful of who's laying hands on me because you're not transferring those spirits on me. Especially if I'm seeing that you don't like me and I'm seeing how you moving, right? Don't let church hurt stop you from having a relationship

9:21 with God. I still continue my relationship with God despite how people certain individuals in leadership treated me because they need to answer to God. They will have to answer to God. That is not a reflection of God. God is love. God is peace. God is comforting. God is welcoming. And again, God didn't call those people to leadership. Because you hear some people say, "Well, if God is all these things, then why would God didn't call them to leadership? God didn't tell them to be laying hand. They shouldn't even be there. The pastors didn't have discernment. The pastor selected them based on the outer appearance, but God

10:07 knows the heart. That's the reason. So, don't let church hurt stop you from keeping a relationship from um having and developing a relationship with God because you will have to give an account of what you did and didn't do as well. We all will have to do that. I cannot go before God on judgment day and say that I rejected you. I rejected what you told me to do because of so and so because they did this and they did that to me. So as a result I rejected you God. No I want to hear well done my good and faithful servant.

10:53 So despite how people have treated me in the church leadership, some pastors, I've been blessed. I've I've had some good pastors um in the past. So it's not like I just, you know, have had bad experiences with pastors or whatever. I had one again here in Atlanta. I didn't even know, but that's another story. Stay tuned. I'm going to talk about I'm going make some videos about that. but um some California pastors which I've had some really really good experiences. So this is not a reflection of every church. So even if you're watching you're like I used to go to her church. I minister to her. Is she talking about me? Probably not. Maybe I am. I don't know. So it doesn't matter. You know what I mean? Uh

11:39 yeah. So church hurt. Don't let church hurt stop you from having a relationship with God. Stay in prayer. Read the word of God. God will guide you to where he wants you to go, where he wants you to be. And again, for the pastors, make the correction. There's too many sheep that are getting struck with hurt because lack of discernment from pastors because pastors don't want to make the decision to do what God told them to do and remove some people from the roles that they that they put them in. or even if God told

12:26 them, seasons change, people change and their heart changes. Maybe 10 years ago they were a different person. Maybe they were pure. Maybe they were on fire for God and they they were really authentic and sincere and praying for people and yeah, God told you to put them in that that leadership role, but maybe now it's different. So, you just have to learn how to pivot and don't wait too long to pivot when God is telling you to move. If this makes sense, so be it. If it doesn't, I feel like it does. I feel like this is going to be for someone. Maybe not all of you who are watching, but I feel like it's going to be for someone. So, God bless you. Like, comment, subscribe. Stay blessed. Bye.

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