A Global Strategic Council of Discernment, Wisdom, and Direction

The Issachar Initiative is a private, invitation-based global strategy community operating under The Unique Transformation Enterprise. It exists to support, strengthen, develop, and sustain who the Church is called to be in this present age. Rooted in biblical discernment and strategic responsibility, the Initiative brings together trusted leaders, thinkers, builders, theologians, and stewards who are committed to understanding the times and helping the people of God respond with clarity, structure, and wisdom.

Our Mandate

The Issachar Initiative exists to:

• Discern spiritual, cultural, technological, and global shifts impacting the Church

• Translate revelation into strategy, structure, and sustainable models

• Strengthen leaders and communities beyond personality, preference, and platform

• Preserve doctrinal clarity while engaging present and future realities

• Support preparedness, resilience, and wise stewardship in uncertain times

This is not a public forum, think tank for debate, or a title-driven board. It is a strategic council of trust, accountability, and alignment.

Who This Is For

The Issachar Initiative is designed for leaders who:

• Are grounded in Scripture and spiritually discerning

• Think beyond trends, cycles, and emotional reactions

• Value wisdom, restraint, and responsibility over visibility

• Are builders, not commentators

• Carry a burden for the future of the Church—not just their lane within it

Members may include:

• Business and Spiritual Leaders

• Theologians and educators

• Strategists and systems builders

• Marketplace leaders with kingdom discernment

• Cultural analysts, technologists, and policy-aware thinkers

What This Is Not

• Not a social media platform

• Not a networking group

• Not a reactionary or fear-based movement

• Not driven by titles, personalities, or popularity

The Issachar Initiative functions quietly, strategically, and intentionally.

Governance & Confidentiality

Participation in the Initiative requires:

• Spiritual maturity and doctrinal stability

• Discretion and confidentiality

• Willingness to serve collaboratively, not competitively

• Submission to agreed-upon governance, ethics, and mission alignment

Participants are by discernment and invitation, not application alone.