In "When Heaven Invades Earth," Bill Johnson expresses a concern regarding leadership within the church. He suggests that individuals lacking in character may still occupy leadership roles simply because they possess strong personalities. This observation highlights a mismatch between the qualities traditionally associated with effective leadership, such as integrity and moral character, and those that may be more superficial, such as charisma or presence.

Johnson's insights prompt a reflection on what it means to be a true leader in a spiritual context. The emphasis on character over mere personality traits suggests the need for deeper qualifications that align with the values of the church. In a community focused on faith and miracles, character should be paramount in discerning genuine leadership over those who may simply be good at captivating an audience.