They realise that unity does not come through organised structures but comes mainly though relationships of trust, commitment and transparency. They realise that the evangelisation of their region cannot be achieved just by themselves, their people, their vision, their own congregation or their organisation. Kingdom builders know that to get the job done they will need to work with others. They have become disillusioned with lone rangers and their meteoric rise which has so often been followed by collapse and disaster. They are here for the long haul and that long haul requires them to build relationships with other leaders around them.
Kingdom builders are servant leaders.
They are ready to share resources, people and ideas with other leaders. They have no hidden or personal agendas. Empire builders are much more concerned about their own goals and call in God. When they work with others it is measured in terms of how such co-operation with others will enhance their own ministries. Kingdom builders rejoice when another s ministry is knowing the anointing and blessing of God and they recognise the destructive nature of competition, focusing rather on co-operation.