Many people mistakenly believe that the primary objective for Christians is to lead corporations, governments, and organizations. While aiming for leadership positions might appear admirable, it detracts from the true purpose, which is to cultivate Christlike qualities—excellence combined with humility. The essence of this teaching emphasizes that true promotion and success come from God.

Johnson argues that if Christians focused more on nurturing a heart aligned with God’s Kingdom, there would be greater representation of faithful leaders in influential roles. This shift from seeking power to developing character is essential for making a genuine impact in the world.