Leadership is a fundamental aspect of human existence, crucial for navigating various aspects of communal life. Effective leadership involves the ability to influence others positively, motivating them towards collective achievements. The Book of Joshua provides insights into leadership qualities, emphasizing bravery, wisdom, and reliance on the divine. Obedience, central to leadership, encompasses adherence to established guidelines and respect for authority, including divine authority. This research aims to analyze Joshua's leadership and its impact on worship obedience within the Indonesian Pentecostal Church congregation. Employing a literature review methodology, various sources, including the Bible, textbooks, and scholarly articles, are examined to establish theoretical frameworks and conceptual understandings. Leadership, as depicted in the Book of Joshua, entails vision formulation, change implementation, and resource management to achieve communal goals. Joshua exemplifies perseverance and steadfastness, relying on faith and courage to lead the Israelites towards their promised land. Obedience in congregational worship involves compliance with divine teachings, simplicity, and regularity in worship practices. Joshua's leadership serves as a model for obedience, emphasizing sanctification and fidelity to divine mandates. The Book of Joshua, written around the 19th century BCE, chronicles significant events in Israel's history, including conquests and land allocations. Joshua's ministry, initiated by Moses' call and continued after his death, illustrates the continuity of divine commissioning and leadership responsibilities. In conclusion, effective leadership requires a close relationship with God, courage, vision, and humility. Leaders must prioritize spiritual growth, foster team relationships, and prepare successors for future organizational needs. Joshua's leadership serves as a timeless example, guiding leaders towards fulfilling their roles with integrity and devotion to divine principles.