John Everett

On September 11, John and his crew were called into action at the Pentagon and spent hours fighting the fires inside the walls of this mammoth structure. During the day, God continually revealed more and more of himself to this strong Christian. John shares his story in gripping reality that allows his audience to walk through the totally engulfed hallways to experience the heat. As John describes, “The heat inside the building can only be described in two ways. The first is that it is in-describable and the second is that it was in-escapable.”

Johns amazing story grows out of a heart for God and his devotion to Gods Service. Since 9/11, John, already a well-known communicator, has developed several very distinct and motivating presentations that have been heard by thousands. John is a motivating speaker who uses his extensive experience from one of the most progressive fire departments in the country to motivate, challenge, and encourage. Though John has been speaking for over 10 years, he has traveled the country extensively since September 11 speaking to Youth Groups, Churches, and Large Corporations motivating people to be an “Agent of Change” and to strive to reach beyond themselves. John has spoken to small groups of 10-20 and to conferences of over 3,000.

He is a dynamic speaker who engages the crowd with confidence, wisdom, and humor. Recently, after speaking to a group of 500 High Risk Teens in Atlanta, Assistant Principal Mrs. Shantay Souter of Marietta High School was quoted:

Your presentation is phenomenal! You have turned a tragic event into something positive. Your Motivational Speech was well received by our student body. You provided them with food for thought in Life-Long Lessons.

In only a few moments, John has the ability to bring us all to a point of realizing that God is entirely bigger than any attempt we make at understanding him. At the same time, John can enable us to reach out and touch God on a personal level. His presentations draw the audience to a closer more intimate relationship with God and each other. No one can leave his presentations without being personally touched by what he has experienced during his career.