God called Moses to lead His people out of Egypt and for 40 years in a desert. But the people disobeyed God. They complained and grumbled to Moses and made his life hard. And eventually, Moses had had enough. He disobeyed God and lost his temper against the people. And it was that one act, Pastor John explains today, that caused God to ban Moses from the Promised Land. God expects so much from teachers, pastors, and leaders. If you’re in that role pray daily for patience and help to lead well. It matters to God.
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