Lions, Otters, Golden Retrievers, and Beavers! All these personality types are represented in your ministry team. The descriptions of the four animals are unique ways to describe a person's God-given strengths and behavioral style. Do you know what type you are? Lions have a God-given need to direct. Otters have a God-given need to interact and verbalize with others. Golden Retrievers have a strong need to serve others. There is comfort for Beavers in a stable and orderly life. The key to building strong, close-knit ministry teams is to learn how to integrate the different personality types. Leveraging on the strengths of each and blending them produces the most effective and efficient use of corporate talent and opportunity. If building strong teams is a river rafting journey, with many unexpected rapids and sharp turns along the way, then John Trent will be your river guide to direct you along the trip. |
Trent, John John Trent is committed to strengthening both marriage and family relationships worldwide. His first priority is to give his two young daughters a spiritual heritage to sustain them for the rest of their lives.
Over the past five years Trent has spoken to more than 75,000 people in more than 65 major cities at his seminars, as well as to thousands of men at Promise Keepers conferences. He has taught family enrichment programs and worked with Gary Smalley for nine years, ministering to couples and singles through Today’s Family. In addition to speaking, he has authored and co-authored many best-selling books, a number of which have been Gold Medallion finalists or winners.
A featured guest on hundreds of radio and television programs, Trent’s list of appearances includes Focus on the Family, Insight for Living, Life Perspectives, The 700 Club, Prime Time America on the Moody Broadcasting Network, and others.
John Trent holds a doctorate in marriage and family counseling from North Texas State University. He also has a master’s degree in New Testament Greek from Dallas Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Cindy, have two daughters and live in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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