Leading From Your Strengths

Feb 18–19, 2008 - comments: 4

If you’ve ever worked or volunteered at any level in an organization, then you know how valuable it would be to identify and capitalize on individual traits and leadership styles that we all possess in different combinations or intensities. Wouldn’t you like to be a part of a dream team created by God? Well, be sure to listen to today’s broadcast to learn how you can learn to lead from your strengths as well as effectively utilize the unique qualities of others.

This new dimension of Dr. Trent’s ministry has some very exciting aspects to it and I know we will be hearing more about his plans as we talk to him. His book Leading from Your Strengths really has excellent principles for any leader to consider.

Dr. John Trent has once again brought fresh clarity and new understanding to enable each of us to contribute and fulfill God’s story in each other’s lives. Our prayer is that your team will bear more fruit, work together more freely, and use the collective strengths of each team member more effectively than ever before.

If you’re interested in taking the Leading From Your Strengths Online Assessment please contact John Trent’s StrongFamilies.com. At the time of initial publication, John’s book, Leading From Your Strengths some copies came with a free pass-code to take the online assessment. I’m unsure whether current editions of the book include that.

topic(s): Faith, Bible, Ministry

4 comments (post your own) feed

1 On Apr 16th, 2007, at 10:37pm, Michael wrote:

Hello,
Listened to the radio broadcast tonight, was wondering if there was a link to the personality test he was talking about.
Thank you,
Michael

2 On Feb 18th, 2008, at 5:34pm, Sarah Horne wrote:

I was also wondering about a website that features the personality test that was talked about today.  The one about “what kind of leader are you”.  I already know I am mostly Golden Retriever/Otter and my husband is mostly Beaver than lion (surprise! NOT) How do I find out what our strengths and weaknesses are?
Thanks for any and all help.  Love your program!

3 On Feb 18th, 2008, at 9:20pm, Cody wrote:

How can I take the personality test that I heard about today on the show?

4 On Feb 20th, 2008, at 5:20pm, Matt Hawkins wrote:

If you’re interested in taking the Leading From Your Strengths Online Assessment please contact John Trent’s StrongFamilies.com.

At the time of initial publication, John’s book, Leading From Your Strengths some copies came with a free pass-code to take the online assessment. I’m unsure whether current editions of the book include that.

The best source for the strengths/weaknesses of the particular personality types is likely John’s book.

Thanks,

For Faith & Family staff.

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