This is a response to an article Gary Carter wrote for USCAL regarding what it may look like on the backside of Roundtables - what they can produce and what we can do as a team of leaders to move the ball forward.

This is a look at how people unfortunately use reductionism to breakdown, label and dismiss those things with which they don't accept - just like the people in Jesus' hometown did to Him!

This video explains why leaders must allow people to question them, their decisions and what they teach.

The title of this video is based on Romans 14:4 that says, "Who are you to judge another’s servant? To his own master he stands or falls. Indeed, he will be made to stand, for God is able to make him stand." It starts with noting the differences between Elizabeth and Mary's miraculous pregnancies and ends with an admonition to cease from judging other leaders unnecessarily.

Written by Gary Carter, this blog explores how Regional Roundtables foster connection, trust, and collaboration among apostolic leaders, empowering them to shape culture and create lasting regional impact through a five-step organic strategy.

In a world where action often takes precedence, it’s vital to remember the importance of preparation and collaboration. This blog dives into how access to wisdom, exposure to new ideas, and authentic dialogue equip leaders to make impactful decisions. Explore the balance between strategic planning and tactical execution, and discover how both are essential to success in leadership and beyond.