Today, Trent Ling enjoys mixing his lifeblood subjects of ministry and education as they converge to recommend highly that quality experiences be had by all.
“More and more every day, I vividly recall and appreciate the vast and varied quality episodes that have marked my life,” Trent shares. “Truly, they mark a through-line by which God has connected all of my years at an undeserved level. My hope is almost always to move people from the mundane to the spectacular.”
In this Trent TV exclusive below, Trent shares the “Quality Experiences” calling and a few of its well-known ramifications:
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Beautiful! And it doesn’t take a trip to Antarctica to have a quality experience. There is so much right here in our own back yard to be in awe of. I am encouraged to give my boys a life measured in quality experiences. Love you. L.
In “the” educational field…
In educational field, teachers are encouraged to design quality experiences and tasks in order to achieve more student engagement in the classroom. This is because if the student perceives that the tasks or activities that they are involved in the classroom are personally satisfying, enriching, and meaningful, they will complete tasks to meet their own set of values and will see themselves as active contributors in their own learning process.
Similarly, in the spiritual arena, quality experiences and interactions in our spiritual life will undoubtedly result in been “engaged” in the Lord. For example, when a Disciple ministers and is actively spreading the Good News of the Gospel, he/she will find these experiences satisfying, enriching, and meaningful. These quality experiences will remind the individual that we are called to be active and forceful (Matthew 11:12) contributors in the advancement of the God’s Kingdom.
I definitely want to incorporate more quality experiences in every area of my life in order to be “engaged” in life and not live a “roach” existence.
Love you,
Mel
I have been amazed by how often the “quality experiences” have been unplanned. When the unexpected opportunities pop up, I relish the memories of them. Sometimes those were the best because they were those ‘extras’ that happened when I was busy enjoying the planned experiences…too many to mention…from seeing the Pope up close to wearing the same clothes for a week.