A Powerful Call to Faith and Leadership—We Lead While We Bleed

In her latest book, We Lead While We Bleed, celebrated author and philanthropist Stacy M. Amewoyi offers a profound exploration into the often overlooked challenges faced by leaders in ministry. This deeply insightful book dives into the complex intersections of faith, leadership, and the personal sacrifices that often come with being at the forefront of spiritual battles. Now available for purchase, We Lead While We Bleed brings readers face-to-face with the struggles of modern-day apostles, pastors, and prophets, illuminating the hidden costs of leadership.

About the Author: Stacy M. Amewoyi, a Ghanaian-born entrepreneur and author, is known for her impactful work both in literature and humanitarian efforts. As the founder of The Stacy M. Foundation, she has touched the lives of countless orphans, widows, and underprivileged individuals around the globe. Her writing reflects her passion for change and empowerment, offering both wisdom and inspiration to her readers.

A Glimpse into the Spiritual Battlefield:

In We Lead While We Bleed, Amewoyi does not shy away from the darker side of spiritual leadership. The opening chapters highlight the personal sacrifices leaders make, focusing particularly on their struggles behind the scenes. In Chapter 1: "Men in Ministry", the book tells the stories of powerful men of God whose journeys into ministry were filled with trials and tribulations. Amewoyi writes of how these men were shaped by their experiences, often enduring pain and suffering that the public rarely sees.

One of the standout figures in this chapter is Benson Idahosa, a man born into poverty who rose to become one of the most influential preachers of his time. Idahosa’s life story is nothing short of miraculous. From being a sickly child who was nearly thrown away by his mother, to becoming a beacon of hope for millions, his journey was fraught with challenges. His encounter with a local pastor, who prayed for him after he disrupted a church service, became the turning point in his life. This moment, as Amewoyi poignantly describes, marked the beginning of a life dedicated to spreading the gospel across nations.

Idahosa’s story is a testament to the resilience of faith. Despite facing immense hardships, including financial struggles and the loss of family members, he continued to preach with unwavering conviction. His determination to save souls and his belief in the power of God led him to organize massive crusades, reaching thousands of people. Amewoyi beautifully captures the essence of Idahosa’s mission: “He helped so many people that he had to call for assistance to help even more.”

The Hidden Costs of Leadership:
As the book progresses, readers are introduced to more men and women who have led while enduring deep personal pain. In Chapter 3: "Women in Ministry", Amewoyi shifts focus to the female leaders who have also borne the weight of spiritual leadership. She shares the stories of women like Kathryn Kuhlman and Aimee Semple McPherson, whose ministries were not only filled with miraculous healings and powerful sermons, but also marred by controversy and personal battles.

Kuhlman, known for her healing ministry, struggled with public scrutiny and personal heartbreak. Her decision to divorce her husband an action that was heavily criticized at the time marked a low point in her life. Yet, as Amewoyi notes, it was through this valley that Kuhlman found her true calling. Her story serves as a reminder that even the most anointed leaders are not immune to the trials of life. Amewoyi writes, “Behind the power and miracles lies a heart that has known deep sorrow and loss.”

A Call to Accountability:
In Chapter 7: "Sexually Abusive Men on the Pulpit", Amewoyi bravely addresses one of the most sensitive and controversial topics in modern ministry. She explores the scandals that have rocked churches worldwide, where trusted leaders have abused their positions of power. This chapter is a sobering reminder of the importance of accountability within the church. Amewoyi does not shy away from the truth, calling for leaders to be held to higher moral and ethical standards.

She emphasizes that while the grace of God is abundant, there must also be justice for the victims of abuse. This chapter is not only a call to action but also a message of hope. “Healing can only come when we acknowledge the truth,” she writes. Through her compassionate yet firm tone, Amewoyi urges the church to confront these difficult issues head-on, ensuring that future leaders are trained not only in theology but also in integrity and character.

The Legacy of Leadership:
In the final chapters of We Lead While We Bleed, Amewoyi reflects on the legacies left behind by these spiritual generals. Chapter 13: "The Legacies" highlights how the impact of these leaders continues to resonate long after they have passed. She discusses figures like Smith Wigglesworth and William J. Seymour, whose ministries sparked revivals and transformed countless lives.

Wigglesworth, known for his faith-healing ministry, is portrayed as a man who believed deeply in the power of the Holy Spirit to heal both physically and spiritually. His legacy, as Amewoyi describes, is one of unwavering faith and miraculous power. Meanwhile, Seymour, a key figure in the Azusa Street Revival, is credited with sparking the Pentecostal movement that spread across the globe. His story serves as a powerful example of how one man’s obedience to the call of God can ignite a worldwide spiritual revolution.

A Message of Hope and Encouragement:
At its core, We Lead While We Bleed is a message of hope. Despite the pain, the scandals, and the personal sacrifices, Amewoyi reminds readers that God’s grace is sufficient. She emphasizes that true leadership in the kingdom of God is not about perfection but about perseverance. “We may lead while we bleed,” she writes, “but it is through our wounds that God’s glory is revealed.”

Get Your Copy Today:
We Lead While We Bleed is now available for purchase. This book is a must-read for anyone in ministry or leadership roles, as well as those seeking to understand the complex dynamics of faith and leadership. Through powerful narratives and personal testimonies, Amewoyi offers a guide for those walking the difficult path of spiritual leadership.

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