Enneagram Head Center (5, 6, 7)
Fives, Sixes and Sevens are all solving for fear, by knowing more, preparing more, or moving faster. The head triad, and where trust actually starts.
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Devotional Ideas for Enneagram 7s: When Ordinary Is Enough
The Teacher in Ecclesiastes denied himself nothing and came back with one recommendation, and it was already sitting on his table.
Devotional Ideas for Enneagram 6s: Faith for the One Who Checks Twice
Thomas asked for evidence, and a week later Jesus offered him hands to touch. Verification is a starting point he's willing to meet.
Devotional Ideas for Enneagram 5s: Withdrawing the Way Jesus Did
Jesus pulled away from the crowds on a rhythm, and he always went back. Solitude works differently when it has a direction.
Connecting with Jesus as an Enneagram 7: He Could Have Skipped Straight to the Miracle
Jesus knew he was about to raise Lazarus. He stood in front of the grieving sister and cried first.
Connecting with Jesus as an Enneagram 6: "I Do Believe; Help Me Overcome My Unbelief"
A father asks Jesus for help and hedges it with "if you can." Jesus catches the hedge. What the man says next is the most honest sentence in the Gospels.
Connecting with Jesus as an Enneagram 5: Moses Said He Didn't Have Enough
God gave Moses an assignment and Moses' objection was about his own supply. God answered by asking who made his mouth, and then sent his brother along anyway.
Connecting with Jesus as an Enneagram 5, 6, or 7: Three Ways to Handle Fear
One type withdraws to prepare, one scans for what could go wrong, and one keeps moving so nothing lands. The material underneath all three is the same.