Elisabeth Bennett

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Enneagram Life

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Peacemaker, number 9 of the Enneagram personality types. This devotional will help Peacemakers, and those who love them, to better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be a 9, including their deadly sin, sloth, and their greatest strength, their gut feelings. Also covered are motivations, fears, childhood wounds, the lost message they long to hear, their deadly sin, and defense mechanisms, as well as common subtypes, wings, and where they are in the head/heart/gut triad. The sixty days are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Peacemakers react in times of stress and growth.

Growing As an Enneagram

The Peacemaker

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Enthusiast, number 7 of the Enneagram personality types. This book will help Enthusiasts, and those who love them, better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be a 7, including the Enthusiast’s deadly sin and their greatest strength. Some attributes of the Enthusiast: Motivation: To be satisfied. This leads to Sevens pursuing the things they think will bring them happiness and true satisfaction in life. Biggest Fear: Sevens fear being deprived or in pain. They avoid negative emotions as much as possible. Head Triad: Sevens, along with Fives and Sixes, receive all information as something that needs to be thought over and analyzed before they can trust their feelings or gut to process it. Sevens take information in as something to analyze, and then they move on to feeling. The sixty days of this devotional are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Enthusiasts react in times of stress and growth.

Growing as an Enneagram 7

The Enthusiast

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for Enneagram Three, known as the Achiever. This book will help Threes, and those who love them, better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features an explanation of what the Enneagram is, how it benefits people, and a full description of what it means to be a Three, including the Achiever’s deadly sin and their greatest strength. Some attributes of the Achiever: Motivation: Worth, to be admired and praised for their achievements while adding genuine value to the world. Biggest Fear: Being worthless, a failure, or others finding their efforts lacking. Heart Triad: Along with Twos and Fours, Threes are part of the Heart triad. This means they first process information as feelings before moving on to thinking or doing. Actions from others tend to feel very personal, as information is first processed as feeling before it can be thought through logically. The sixty days of this devotional are split into six ten-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Achievers react in times of stress and growth.

Growing as an Enneagram 3

The Achiever

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Enthusiast, number 7 of the Enneagram personality types. This book will help Enthusiasts, and those who love them, better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be a 7, including the Enthusiast's deadly sin and their greatest strength. Some attributes of the Enthusiast: Motivation: To be satisfied. This leads to Sevens pursuing the things they think will bring them happiness and true satisfaction in life. Biggest Fear: Sevens fear being deprived or in pain. They avoid negative emotions as much as possible. Head Triad: Sevens, along with Fives and Sixes, receive all information as something that needs to be thought over and analyzed before they can trust their feelings or gut to process it. Sevens take information in as something to analyze, and then they move on to feeling. The sixty days of this devotional are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Enthusiasts react in times of stress and growth.

The Individualist: Growing as an Enneagram 4 is designed to help Fours better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. This sixty-day devotional features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a description of what it means to be a Four, including their deadly sin, envy, and their greatest strength, space-saving for others. Creative daydreamers who are motivated by the search for authenticity, Fours are the most emotional type on the Enneagram. The sixty days are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and where Fours go in times of stress and growth.

Growing as an Enneagram 4

The Individualist

When people discover the Enneagram, they are excited to learn more about their type--and curious about the typology of others in their lives. The problem is, not everyone is familiar with the Enneagram or aware of what their type might be. To solve this problem, Elisabeth Bennett wrote Growing with the Enneagram: Guiding All Types in Spiritual Growth. Written specifically for group leaders to facilitate discussion, discovery, and spiritual discernment through the Enneagram, this study guide is designed to be used in conjunction with Elisabeth's nine sixty-day Growing as an Enneagram devotional books that are tailored for each type. Growing with the Enneagram enables groups to embark on a journey through Elisabeth's Enneagram devotional series, meeting once a week for eight weeks or every other week for sixteen weeks. It could be used in a church organization setting, a college residence hall, a book club, or among a group of friends. Participants will: Develop a better understanding of their unique personality and everyday struggles Learn more about the whole Enneagram, not just their own type Find a community of like-minded Christians who are looking for spiritual growth Gain grace and understanding for other Enneagram types Have an opportunity to grow in relationship with others through deep conversation and activities based on each week's topic Grow in their relationship with God as they better understand the ways in which we reflect Him Increase their faith journey through a devotional that speaks directly to them Growing with the Enneagram includes group activities, frequently asked questions, and videos to aid the discussion leader.

Guiding All Types in Spiritual Growth

Growing with the Enneagram

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Helper, number 2 on the Enneagram personality chart. This devotional will assist Helpers, and those who love them, to better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be a 2, including their deadly sin of pride and their greatest strength, boldness. Also covered are motivations, fears, childhood wounds, the lost message they long to hear, and defense mechanisms, as well as common subtypes, wings, and where they are in the head/heart/gut triad. The sixty days are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and where Helpers go in times of stress and growth.

The Helper

The Peacemaker: Growing as an Enneagram 9 is designed to help Nines better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. This sixty-day devotional features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a description of what it means to be a Nine, including their deadly sin, sloth, and their greatest strength, gut instinct. Empathetic and easygoing, Nines are motived by peace or inner stability and often go with the flow to keep the peace. The sixty days are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and where Nines go in times of stress and growth.

Growing as an Enneagram 9

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for Enneagram Five, known as the Thinker. This book will help Fives, and those who love them, better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features an explanation of what the Enneagram is, how it benefits people, and a full description of what it means to be a Five, including the Thinker’s deadly sin and their greatest strength. Some attributes of the Thinker: Motivation: To be competent, to know what is unknown, and be respected as competent. Biggest Fear: Being incompetent, useless, helpless, lacking, and undeserving of others’ respect or relationship. Head Triad: Along with Sixes and Sevens, Fives are considered to be part of the head triad. This means that they receive all information as something that needs to be thought over and analyzed before they can trust their feelings or gut with processing it. Fives tend to move quickly to action, thinking, “How does this information impact what I do?” The sixty days of this devotional are split into six ten-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Thinkers react in times of stress and growth.

Growing as an Enneagram 5

The Thinker

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Challenger, number 8 of the Enneagram personality types. This book will help Challengers, and those who love them, better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be an 8, including the Challenger's deadly sin and their greatest strength. The sixty days of this devotional are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Challengers react in times of stress and growth.

Growing As an Enneagram 8

The Challenger

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Guardian, number 6 of the Enneagram personality types. This book will help Guardians, and those who love them, better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be a 6, including the Guardian's deadly sin and their greatest strength. Some attributes of the Guardian: Motivation: Security: physical safety, having a supportive community, and maintaining the status quo. Biggest Fear: Sixes fear being without support or guidance. This, they fear, might lead to them making horrible life-altering decisions and choices. Head Triad: Sixes, along with Fives and Sevens, receive all information as something that needs to be thought over and analyzed before they can trust their feelings or gut to process it. This is the most pronounced in Sixes as they take information in as something to analyze...and then analyze their own conclusion. The sixty days of this devotional are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Guardians react in times of stress and growth.

Growing as an Enneagram 6

The Guardian

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Achiever, number 3 of the Enneagram personality types. This book will help Achievers, and those who love them, better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be a 3, including the Achiever's deadly sin and their greatest strength. The sixty days of this devotional are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Achievers react in times of stress and growth.

Growing As an Enneagram 3

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Perfectionist, number 1 of the Enneagram personality types. This book will help Perfectionists, and those who love them, better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be a 1, including the Perfectionist's deadly sin and their greatest strength. Some attributes of the Perfectionist: Motivation: To be good, have integrity, and achieve this by following the rules. Biggest Fear: Ones fear being evil or corrupt, unable to do good things or make a difference. Gut Triad: Ones, along with Eights and Nines, receive information through their gut, instinctively feeling if something is right or wrong. When Ones see others blatantly disobeying the "rules" that are very obvious to them, it triggers an anger response, and can cause Ones to be burdened by boiling frustration. The sixty days of this devotional are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and how Perfectionists react in times of stress and growth.

Growing as an Enneagram 1

The Perfectionist

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typology using nine points within a circle to represent nine distinct personality types. This sixty-day devotional is for the Individualist, number 4 on the Enneagram personality chart. This devotional will help Individualists, and those who love them, to better understand how God created them and how best to use their unique gifts to serve Him and love others. It features a full explanation of what the Enneagram is and how it benefits people, followed by a full description of what it means to be a 4, including their deadly sin, envy, and their greatest strength, including others. Also covered are motivations, fears, childhood wounds, the lost message they long to hear, and defense mechanisms, as well as common subtypes, wings, and where they are in the head/heart/gut triad. The sixty days are split into six 10-day topics that include uniqueness, weakness, strength, pain points, and where Individualists go in times of stress and growth.

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