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What would happen if we could improve our relationships? Welcome to The EnneaCast, a bi-weekly show that explores personality and the Enneagram through the lens of the gospel. Every episode combines teaching, an interview and a ridiculous game into a fascinating and fun listening experience. Hosted by certified Enneagram coaches Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis, The EnneaCast features Enneagram coaches, authors, pastors, artists and counselors sharing their wisdom and playing funny games based on their personality.
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In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk about how Type 1s can move beyond their core type patterns by incorporating tools from Type 4 and Type 7. David Thomas, Founder of Raising Boys and Girls and Daystar Counseling, joins the show and shares how he came to realize he was a Type 1 and the ways he uses tools from other types in his life and counseling practice.
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In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey begin a new series on Moving Beyond Your Core Type. Marilyn Vancil joins the show to discuss her new book, Beyond the Enneagram. Together they discuss the need for inner transformation and soul restoration on the Enneagram journey and how to move from self-orientation to God-centered living.
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In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey wrap up the series on The Enneagram and Desire with CrossPoint Director, Clif Roth. Jesse and Lindsey hear what Clif is currently thinking about desire: how it has grown and how it is impacting relationships.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to have peace and how this is expressed in the qualities of Enneagram Type 9. Singer-songwriter and professional high-fiver Andy Gullahorn joins the show and shares how the desire to be at peace has shaped his life as well as his journey to tell the difference between peace and comfort. Everyone plays Trial by Trolley, where Andy will save the world from either hungry Kraken or flying sharks.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to protect yourself and how this is expressed in the qualities of Enneagram Type 8. Adam Young of The Place We Find Ourselves podcast joins the show and shares how the desire to be protective has shaped his life as well as his journey to tell the difference between protection and control. Everyone plays Your Worst Nightmare, where Lindsey will try to predict Adam’s fears.
Some claim the enneagram comes from ancient Christians while others claim it’s from demons. Is the enneagram a gift from God or a Trojan horse of self-deception? Three stories of people who discover shocking truths about the enneagram that lead them to unexpected places.
Connect with Michelle: michellenebel.com
Connect with Tyler: tylerzach.com/history
Connect with Lindsey: relatebetter.com
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to have happiness and how this is expressed in the qualities of Enneagram Type 7. Author and Enneagram coach Jackie Brewster joins the show and shares how the desire to be happy has shaped her life as well as her journey to tell the difference between joy and momentary pleasures. Lindsey and Jackie play Two Truths and A Lie, where they each learn something new.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to have security and how this is expressed in the qualities of the Enneagram Type 6. Singer-songwriter and licensed therapist Jill Phillips joins the show and shares how the desire to be secure has shaped her life as well as her journey to tell the difference between security and safety. Everyone plays You’ve Got Problems, where Jill may choose to eat a bowl of teeth.
We’re spinning off all our relationship tools, workshops and enneagram content into a new company: RelateBetter. Learn more now by listening here and get your free resources at www.RelateBetter.com.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to have competency and how this is expressed in the qualities of the Enneagram Type 5. Phil Vischer of The Holy Post and creator of VeggieTales joins the show and shares how the desire to be competent has shaped his story as well as his journey to tell the difference between being competent versus all-knowing. Everyone plays Your Worst Nightmare, where they discover if Phil has any secret fears.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to have authenticity and how this is expressed in the qualities of Enneagram Type 4. Author and counselor Aundi Kolber joins the show and shares how the desire to be authentic has shaped her life as well as her journey to tell the difference between authenticity and being unique. Everyone plays Show Me You Know Me, where Jesse tries to channel all his fourness to read Aundi’s mind.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to have value and how this is expressed in the qualities of Enneagram Type 3. Psychologist, author and podcaster Dr. Alison Cook joins the show and shares how the desire to be valuable has shaped her life as well as her journey to tell the difference between value and success. Lindsey and Dr. Alison play Lie Detector, where they show off their story-telling skills true and otherwise.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to be loved and wanted and how this is expressed in the qualities of Enneagram Type 2. Singer, song-writer, Andrew Greer joins the show and shares how the desire to be loved has shaped his life as well as his struggle to tell the difference between being loved and being needed. Everyone plays What’s Your Number, where Jesse and Lindsey try to guess what Andrew likes and dislikes.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to have integrity and how this is expressed in the qualities of Enneagram Type 1. Kendra Adachi of The Lazy Genius joins the show and shares how the desire to be good has shaped her life as well as her struggle to tell the difference between goodness and perfection. Everyone plays Best Story Wins, where the group attempts to beat-box.
In today’s episode, Jesse and Lindsey explore what it means to be people created by God to desire. They answer the question, “How do I know whether or not to act on my desires?” They also explore the nine key motives that shape us.
What do you desire? Should you embolden or ignore your desires? What if your desires are signs pointing toward something deeper?On this episode of The EnneaCast, Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis kick off a brand new series on desire. They’re joined by renowned psychiatrist and author Dr. Curt Thompson as they explore the nature of desire and what happens when people see their longings only as immoral or irrelevant. How do we wield our desires in all their power and magnitude as followers of Jesus? What do we do with our broken dreams?Listen in as they explore Jesus’ first words in the gospel of John: “What do you want?”
Join Lindsey for the last preview of Jesse's new book "How We Relate." They talk about how the Enneagram can help us see the areas of our lives that need healing and repentance. Jesse gives some final thoughts and answers Lindsey's final questions.The book is out now! Get your copy at howwerelatebook.com
Join Lindsey for another preview of Jesse's new book "How We Relate." They talk about how they address someone who is skeptical about the Enneagram and they give some tips and rules on how to get started.The book is out today! Get your copy at howwerelatebook.com
Join Lindsey to get an exclusive preview of Jesse's new upcoming book "How We Relate." They talk about what readers should know before diving into the Enneagram and about the purpose of life.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk about how Type 1s tend to relate to God. Then they interview Todd Engstrom, Executive Pastor of Ministry Strategies at The Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, Texas. Todd talks about how 1s can experience routine frustration with God and how he has come to experience God's patience and joy. Everyone plays Your Worst Nightmare, Jesse and Lindsey almost seem to be working together on this game. Also, which scares Todd more: clowns or toilets overflowing?Connect with Todd:Instagram - @tengstromWeb -http://toddengstrom.com/
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how Type 9s tend to relate to God. Then they interview Jasmine Mullen, lead singer of The New Respects. Jasmine talks about how 9s can experience God's peace by engaging with conflict. She also shares how she has come to experience God showing up for her specifically and directly. Everyone plays Best Story Wins, where Jasmine shares about how one time, she lost a cruise ship.Connect with Jasmine and The New Respects:Instagram - @jasminemullen@thenewrespectsWeb - https://www.thenewrespects.com/
Join Jesse Eubanks and the Love Thy Neighborhood staff as they walk you through this past year of ministry. Hear updates about the organization, new records for the podcast, big changes in our urban missions programs and exciting new ways YOU can get involved!Want to donate? lovethyneighborhood.org/donate/
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how Type 8s tend to relate to God. Then they interview the vice president of digital strategy at Reach Records, Dee Diaz. Dee talks about how 8s experience God easily through a lens of justice and power, but not as easily through a lens of intimacy. She also shares how she has come to see God as a defender of her heart. Everyone plays You've Got Problems, Lindsey offers immunity from all diseases, Jesse pitches a real-life mute button for people.Connect with Dee - Instagram: @deediaz_
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how Type 7s tend to relate to God. Then they interview certified Enneagram coach and podcaster Amy Wicks. Amy talks about how 7s experience God through adventure and celebration. She also shares how she is learning about God's characteristics as a true and good father. Everyone plays Pick Your Poison, will Amy be on the Truman show?
Connect with Amy - https://simplywholehearted.mykajabi.com/ Instagram: @wholeheartedenneagram
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how Type 6s tend to relate to God. Then they interview business strategist and writer Jeff McCord. Jeff talks about how 6s relate to God while feeling a lot of internal competing emotions, desires, and thoughts. He also shares about how his role as an executive pastor showed him how even loyalty to a good thing can have mixed motivations. Everyone plays What's Your Number, where Jeff reveals his feelings about shark tanks, clowns, and surprises.
Connect with Jeff - https://www.yourenneagramcoach.com/jeffmccord
Instagram: @reverendjefe
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how Type 5s tend to relate to God. Then they interview writer and podcaster Mike Cosper. Mike talks about how the 5s skill to devour ideas and information can sometimes become the way to define righteousness. He also shares about how walking through grief has taught him how to sit with people through emotionally heavy experiences. Everyone plays Super Fight, where Jesse and Lindsey pit a Type 8 and a counter-phobic Type 6 against each other.
Connect with Mike - https://mikecosper.net/ Twitter: @mikecosper
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how Type 4s tend to relate to God. Then they interview author and speaker Laurie Krieg. Laurie talks about how she has been learning how to relate to God as her mind leads, instead leading with her emotions. She also shares about how her personality influences her sexuality. Everyone plays what's your number, Laurie tell the gang how she really feels about planning vacations.
Connect with Laurie - https://lauriekrieg.com/ IG: @laurie_krieg
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how Type 3s tend to relate to God. Then they interview Pastor AJ Sherrill. AJ talks about how comparison and the need to control outcomes is often a pitfall for many 3s. He also shares about how 3s often experience God as someone who is consistently judging their performance in life. Jesse and AJ play Type Detective. Categories are "Youth Group Superstar and Culinary Champion."
Connect with AJ - https://www.ajsherrill.org
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how Type 2s tend to relate to God. Then they interview musician Joy Ike. Joy talks about how she has often viewed service to be transactional and how that has carried over into her relationship with God. Everyone plays Trial By Trolley, will Joy allow knitting grannies to become zombies?
Connect with Joy - https://www.joyike.com/
IG: @joyikemusic
Does our personality impact our view of God?
Jesse and Lindsey are kicking off a new series about how our Enneagram Type influences our faith! First, they look at how each tends to relate to God. Then they interview Enneagram coach Lisa Vischer, who talks about how psychology informs theology. She and Jesse compare notes on how each of the 9 Types reflect a divine characteristic of God.
Learn more from Lisa: www.lisavischer.com
We are gearing up for a new series about how each Type relates to God! In the meantime check out this episode from Your Enneagram Coach, the Podcast where Jesse was featured on a Type 4 panel.
New series begins September 6th!
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 9s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. Then they interview singer-songwriter and podcast host Seth Abram about handling conflict as a Type 9. Seth talks about how important time is for 9s in conflict. Everyone also plays Name That Type, where the team gives each Type a mode of transportation.
Find more from Seth - IG: @integratedenneagram
Fathoms Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fathoms-an-enneagram-podcast/id1508239925
This episode is part of our Conflict & the Enneagram series.
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In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 8s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. Then they interview theologian and author Dr. Todd Wilson about handling conflict as a Type 8. Todd talks about the vibrancy he receives when duking it out in conflict, but how he also has a very tender side. Everyone also plays What’s Your Number, where Lindsey does her best impression of a nature documentary.
Find more from Todd: https://www.toddawilson.com/
This episode is part of our Conflict & the Enneagram series.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 7s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. Then they interview actor and filmmaker Nathan Clarkson about handling conflict as a Type 7. Nathan talks about striking the balance between assertiveness and avoidance and about how gentleness is key for engaging with 7s. Everyone also plays Pick Your Poison, where Nathan discloses his caffeine tolerance.
Find more from Nathan: http://www.nathanclarkson.me/
This episode is part of our Conflict & the Enneagram series.
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Mapping Your Enneagram Story session - Friday, July 1st Enneagram 101 Workshop - Saturday, July 2nd
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In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 6s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. Then they interview pastor and author John Driver about handling conflict as a Type 6. John talks about conflicts that happened within his church and how he dealt with them in both unhealthy and healthy ways. Everyone also plays Name That Type, where John displays his kitchen creativity.
Find more from John: https://johndriver.com/
This episode is part of our Conflict & the Enneagram series.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 5s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. Then they interview podcast producer Elizabeth Evans about handling conflict as a Type 5. Elizabeth talks about the gift of being able to pause before responding but how sometimes that can be viewed as apathy or disinterest. Everyone also plays What’s Your Number, where Elizabeth gets introduced to a new art form.
Find more from Elizabeth: https://elizabethevans.co/
This episode is part of our Conflict & the Enneagram series.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 4s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. Then they interview podcaster Eric Nevins about handling conflict as a Type 4. Eric talks about the ups and downs of not speaking up or speaking up too much and how healthy conflict includes the right levels of both emotion and conviction. Everyone also plays Pick Your Poison, where Eric’s love of dad jokes gets involved.
Eric’s podcast: https://ericnevins.com/series/halfwaythere/ More from Eric: https://ericnevins.com/
This episode is part of our Conflict & the Enneagram series.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 3s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. They interview “America’s government teacher” Sharon McMahon, from the viral Instagram account Sharon Says So. Sharon talks about engaging with conflict online and the importance as a 3 to sometimes take a step back instead of always charging full steam ahead. Everyone also plays What’s Your Number, where of course Sharon is asked about her popular term “hard pants” - anything without a stretchy waistband.
Hear more from Sharon at https://www.sharonmcmahon.com/
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In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 2s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. Then they interview musician Sawyer Whitted about handling conflict as a Type 2. Sawyer talks about his tendency to be absorbed by the needs of others, and about a healthy conflict where he stopped to consider his own needs as well. Everyone also plays Name That Type, where Sawyer introduces Jesse to a new band.
Sawyer’s Enneagram coaching: https://www.byfcoaching.com/ Hear Sawyer’s EnneaSongs: https://www.instagram.com/soyjoy96/?hl=en
This episode is part of our Conflict & the Enneagram series.
In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through how 1s prefer to approach and resolve conflict. Then they interview entrepreneur John Meese about handling conflict as a Type 1. John talks about the importance of protocol, but how following the rules doesn’t always bring the desired result. Everyone also plays Pick Your Poison, where John has a surprising secret up his… throat?
This episode is part of our Conflict & the Enneagram series.
What is conflict, and how can we approach it as disciples of Jesus?
Join Jesse and Lindsey as they kick off a new series all about the Enneagram and conflict! First, they look at three truths about conflict that we see in the life of Jesus. Then they interview psychologist and theologian Dr. Dan Allender, who talks about where conflict comes from, what the purpose of conflict is, and how the Enneagram can help us take a step back and be kind to those around us.
Hear more from Dr. Dan Allender: https://theallendercenter.org/
Have you ever said something in a conversation only to realize that your words immediately caused the other person to go on the defensive? How do we find ourselves in conflict without even meaning to?
Today Jesse and Lindsey talk with pastor and Ennagram coach Nate Bebout about the words that will automatically pick a fight with each of the Types. Nate also offers some better words to use in order to keep your conversations and confrontations healthy.
Then, in the spirit of conflict, Jesse and Lindsey square up in a game of SuperFight, where they argue why their Type would win in an actual fight.
What does our personality have to do with the way we perceive, process and practice justice? Jesse and Lindsey are joined by author and pastor Sean Palmer as they discuss what each Type brings to the table, as well as pitfalls to avoid, when it comes to doing justice. Then everyone plays Show Me You Know Me, where Sean reveals his zombie apocalypse strategy. Everyone also answers listener questions about justice and the Enneagram.
Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore the topic of boundaries by interviewing LTN’s Operations Administrator Kiana Brown (Type 2). Kiana talks from personal experience about the need for healthy relational boundaries and practical ways to build them using the "circle of concern" model. Everyone then plays SuperFight, where Jesse and Sam try to storm Kiana’s fortress with a series of ridiculous characters. Also, everyone answers listener questions about boundaries. This episode originally aired May 2019.
Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore concerns about Christians using the Enneagram. They interview pastor and Enneagram coach Tyler Zach, who walks them through two popular objections: the Enneagram’s occultist roots and use of spiritual language. The crew then shows off their persuasion tactics in a round of Type Detective. Everyone also answers listener questions about dangers in using the Enneagram. This episode originally aired June 2020.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson discuss the importance of self-care through the lens of the Enneagram. They interview author and therapist Chuck DeGroat, who shares his tips on living a balanced, whole-hearted life. The gang plays I Know What You Need, where Jesse and Sam try to sell improvised products for specific Enneagram types. Also, everyone answers listener questions about self-care.
This episode originally aired May 2019
We are excited to announce a big change happening at LTN! Join Jesse and Rachel as they walk you through our past year of ministry and share some big news. PLUS! - Hear updates on the podcast and our urban missions program AND how you can partner with our new vision and mission. Want to donate? https://lovethyneighborhood.org/donate/
In this episode, we bring you some fun for the holidays! First, Jesse and Lindsey show you how to start better conversations by trying out LTN’s Say More cards. The conversation goes from silly to serious as they discuss bad haircuts, struggles about living a life of faith, and what they both hope God says to them when they die. Next, Lindsey presents a practical and simple New Year’s resolution for each Enneagram Type.
Our identity is precious, and therefore demands defending. But sometimes we end up defending the wrong thing.
Jesse and Lindsey are again joined by Enneagram coach Lisa Vischer to talk about the specific tactics we use to defend our false Ego Identity. Lisa first walks through each Type’s Defense Mechanism, and then gives each Type a specific question to help move out of defense and into resting in our true identity in Christ.
Lisa and Lindsey also face off in Your Worst Nightmare, where Lisa shocks everyone with her views on potluck dinners. Then everyone answers listener questions about Defense Mechanisms.
This episode is part 2 of 2. Hear the first part of the conversation in Episode #60.
To be loved, we must be known. And being known means understanding our identity - who we are and where we came from. But, as with all things, this identity gets derailed by sin.
Jesse and Lindsey talk with Enneagram coach Lisa Vischer about Ego Identity - a false identity we create connected to our personality. They discuss the three ways we try to protect this identity, as well as how to move back into our true identity in Christ.
This episode is part 1 of 2. Hear the rest of the conversation in Episode #61.
Can the Enneagram Types be found in the Bible?
Jesse and Lindsey talk with pastor AJ Sherrill, author of The Enneagram for Spiritual Formation, about a helpful way to use the Enneagram when looking at scripture - not simply to type characters, but to grow in wisdom and right living. They look at one specific Biblical character for each of the Nine Types, as well as an application verse for that Type.
The crew then plays You’ve Got Problems, where AJ has to choose between turning into a bulldog or being stranded on a desert island. Everyone also answers listener questions about Biblical Narratives and the Enneagram.
God tells us to love him with our heart, our head and our body. But sometimes we lean too heavily in one direction.
Jesse and Lindsey talk with Clare Loughrige, author of Spiritual Rhythms for the Enneagram, about Harmony Triads - a roadmap that can help integrate heart, head and body together. They look at each Type’s Harmony Triad numbers, as well as ways to grow in your non-dominant number.
The gang then plays What’s Your Number, where Clare gives her philosophy on potlucks. Everyone also answers listener questions about Harmony Triads.
Should you Type your kids? How soon can you introduce them to the Enneagram? How does your personality impact the way you parent?
Jesse and Lindsey bring on Beth McCord from Your Enneagram Coach to discuss what she calls Enneagram-Enhanced Parenting. They look at the strengths and weaknesses of all 9 Types as parents, and how the Gospel has a word for you, no matter your parenting style.
The trio also plays a round of Type Detective, where Beth reveals her true feelings about being in nature. Everyone also answers listener questions about the Enneagram and parenting.
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis put their Enneagram sleuthing skills to the test as they help Vincent Edwards of The Substance Podcast discover his Type. Back in May, Jesse had a conversation with Vincent and gave his Typing proposal. Today Lindsey hears that conversation for the first time and weighs in with her own thoughts. Does she come to the same conclusion as Jesse? Or will it be a Typing war?
Jesse and Vincent’s full conversation can be heard on Episode 50 of The Substance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZBsMt8l4hw
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 1 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 1 coworkers. They interview digital content creator Dayo Ajanaku about being a Type 1 at work. The crew all play Trial by Trolley, where Dayo’s soft spot for kids gets Jesse in trouble. Everyone also answers Listener Questions about Type 1s and work.
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 9 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 9 coworkers. They interview everyone’s favorite former cohost of the EnneaCast, Sam Stevenson about being a Type 9 at work. Jesse then sees how well he still knows Sam in the game If You Had To. Everyone also answers Listener Questions about Type 9s and work.
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 8 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 8 coworkers. They interview entrepreneur KB Newton about being a Type 8 at work. KB and Lindsey face off in Are You Smarter Than A Robot, where it’s clear Alexa is not brushed up on 90s Christian music. Everyone also answers Listener Questions about Type 8s and work.
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 7 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 7 coworkers. They interview singer/songwriter Dave Barnes about being a Type 7 at work. Silliness abounds in the game Trial by Trolley, where Dave is faced with everything from avocados to velociraptors. Everyone also answers Listener Questions about Type 7s and work.
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 6 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 6 coworkers. They interview pastor and life coach Adam Breckenridge about being a Type 6 at work. The trio plays If You Had To, where Adam discovers his new calling as a piñata salesman. Everyone also answers Listener Questions about Type 6s and work.
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 5 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 5 coworkers. They interview software developer Kimiko Muwanguzi about being a Type 5 at work. The ladies go head-to-head in Are You Smarter Than a Robot? Lindsey confesses she’s never spoken to an Alexa and during the game accidentally triggers a news briefing. Everyone also answers Listener Questions about Type 5s and work.
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 4 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 4 coworkers. They interview Dr. Russell Moore from the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission about being a Type 4 at work. The trio plays If You Had To, where Dr. Moore is faced with a series of hysterical ethical dilemmas. Everyone also answers Listener Questions about Type 4s and work.
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Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 3 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 3 coworkers. They interview Ministry Leadership Director Ron Kastens from Milligan University about being a Type 3 at work. Ron and Jesse face off against technology by playing Are You Smarter Than a Robot? During the game, Alexa shows she has an opinion between DC or Marvel superheroes. Everyone also answers Listener Questions about Type 3’s and work.
Jesse Eubanks and Lindsey Lewis explore the strengths and pitfalls of vocational work for Enneagram Type 2 - as well as ways to grow and tips on how to relate to Type 2 coworkers. They interview Administrative Assistant Libby McCord from Your Enneagram Coach about being a Type 2 at work. Everyone plays the game Trial by Trolley, where Libby is called to save either all her friends or every nurse on earth - but she can only choose one. Everyone answers Listener Questions about Type 2’s and work.
In the Season 4 premiere (and Sam’s final episode), Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson are joined by new co-host Lindsey Lewis to discuss the benefits of the Enneagram at work. They also explore God’s vision for work and 10 Ground Rules for using the Enneagram in a work environment. Everyone plays the Best Friends Game, where Lindsey shocks Jesse and Sam when she reveals her favorite phone app. Plus, Sam gives an important life update as she says farewell to the hosting chair.
Have you ever struggled to get along with your coworkers? Or wondered why you act one way at work and another at home? Join Jesse Eubanks and his new co-host Lindsey Lewis as they guide you through the Enneagram in the workplace. Learn your Type’s response to leadership, common pitfalls, and the unique gifts you bring to a work environment. PLUS - Tips on how to relate to other Types!
Appearances by Dr. Russell Moore, Enneagram author Clare Loughrige, music artist Dave Barnes and the creator of the Instagram account The Black Enneagram, Dayo Ajanaku!
Season 4 premieres Tuesday May 4th.
In the Season 3 finale, hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore concerns about using the Enneagram. They interview pastor and Enneagram coach Tyler Zach, who walks them through two popular objections: the Enneagram’s occultist roots and use of spiritual language. The crew then shows off their persuasion tactics in a round of Type Detective. Everyone also answers listener questions about dangers in using the Enneagram.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore how the Enneagram can help us in seasons of grief. They interview chaplain and counselor James Santos, who walks through how each of the 9 Types might grieve. The gang plays I Know What You Need, where James channels his inner Siberian Husky. Everyone also answers listener questions about grief.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore how the Enneagram can help us understand narcissistic traits. They interview author and therapist Chuck DeGroat, who goes through the nine faces of narcissism from his recent book, When Narcissism Comes to Church. The crew plays SuperFight Challenge, where Chuck decides who would win a series of bizarre scenarios. Everyone also answers listener questions about narcissism.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore how our personality reacts under stress. They interview Enneagram coach Beth McCord, who goes through the tell-tale signs of stress for each Type and how they can respond in resourceful ways. The trio plays What’s Your Number, where everyone’s opinion of Christmas music gets revealed. Everyone also answers listener questions about stress.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore how our personality helps us and hinders us in making wise decisions. They interview professor and author Dr. Drew Moser, who shares from his book, The Enneagram of Discernment, about 9 critical questions every person needs to ask themselves when making life choices. The crew plays You’ve Got Problems, where Drew must choose between ending bullying or world hunger. Everyone also answers listener questions about discernment.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 1s became who they are and interview professor and author Shane Wood about his own life story. The crew plays Pick Your Poison, where Shane has to choose between being woken up every morning by a bucket of ice water or running across a football field of Legos. Everyone also answers listener questions about Type 1. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 9s became who they are and interview married couple Lisle & Kathy Drury (both Type 9s!) about their own life story. The gang plays Cast Your Vote, where everyone argues which Type would make the best double agent. Everyone also answers listener questions about Type 9. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 8s became who they are and interview writer and church ministry leader Barnabas Piper about his own life story. Jesse and Barnabas face off in Hot Seat, where Barnabas reveals his true taste in music. Everyone also answers listener questions about Type 8. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 7s became who they are and interview pastor and ministry coach John Fooshee about his own life story. The crew plays Pick Your Poison, where John confesses a secret birthday habit. Everyone also answers listener questions about Type 7. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 6s became who they are and interview author and podcaster Jamie Ivey about her own life story. Jamie and Sam face off in Hot Seat, where Jamie can’t help providing backup answers, just in case. Everyone also answers listener questions about Type 6. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 5s became who they are and interview Crosspoint Ministry leader Jim Cofield about his own life story. The gang plays You’ve Got Problems, where Jim is faced with the ultimate quandary - no more knowledge or no more people. Everyone also answers listener questions about Type 5. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 4s became who they are and interview pastor and author Scott Sauls about his own life story. Jesse and Scott face off in Hot Seat, where Jesse hopes a 4w3 mind-meld will bring him victory. Everyone also answers listener questions about Type 4. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 3s became who they are and interview Enneagram coach Callie Ammons about her own life story. The gang plays You’ve Got Problems, where Callie must choose between living the rest of her life in solitary confinement or with a bucket on her head. Everyone also answers listener questions about Type 3. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson map the story of how Type 2s became who they are and interview writer and speaker Lisa-Jo Baker about her own life story. The crew plays Pick Your Poison, where Lisa-Jo reveals she knows way too much about ostriches. Get a copy of Mapping Your Enneagram Story at www.mappingyourstory.com.
Knowing your Enneagram Type is only half of the equation.
In the Season 3 premiere, hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson discuss why understanding your life story is essential to understanding your Enneagram. They each share specific memories from childhood (awkward middle school years rejoice!) as they walk through how to map your life story. Finally, they combine their knowledge against the internet in a round of Enneagram Catchphrase.
Learn more about the mapping process at www.mappingyourstory.com.
In this special episode, hosts Jesse Eubanks & Sam Stevenson bring in Enneagram coach Beth McCord to look at how each Type may be responding to the current pandemic and ways to better support one another.
Did you know Love Thy Neighborhood is more than a podcast? Rachel Szabo joins Executive Director Jesse Eubanks to talk about the past, present and future of LTN. They discuss how LTN guides young adults through the challenges of emerging adulthood, the real world impact young adults made over the last year, and how podcast listeners can get more involved.
In this special episode of The EnneaCast, Ryan O’Neal of Sleeping At Last turns the tables and interviews Sam Stevenson about being an Enneagram Type 9. They discuss empathy, truth and waking up to life with the kindness and curiosity that only two 9’s can.
In the Season 2 finale, hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson discuss how the Enneagram can help enrich our friendships, give specific friendship superpower cheats for each Type and share a roadmap for how to build an inner circle of friends. Jesse and Sam face off in This or That, where they test the true status of their friendship. They also answer listener questions about friendship and the Enneagram.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore the topic of boundaries. They interview LTN’s Operations Administrator Kiana Brown (an Enneagram Type 2) about the need for healthy relational boundaries and how to build them. Everyone plays SuperFight, where Jesse and Sam try to storm Kiana’s fortress with a series of ridiculous characters. Also, everyone answers listener questions about boundaries.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson dive into how the Enneagram helps in marriage. They interview Enneagram coach Beth McCord about creating healthier communication with your spouse and how to handle marital conflict. The crew also plays Red Flags, where Beth’s husband receives some upgrades that come at a steep, hilarious price. Also, everyone answers listener questions about marriage and the Enneagram.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson discuss the importance of self-care through the lens of the Enneagram. They interview author and therapist Chuck DeGroat, who shares his tips on living a balanced, whole-hearted life. The gang plays I Know What You Need, where Jesse and Sam try to sell improvised products for specific Enneagram types. Also, everyone answers listener questions about self-care.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore ways the Enneagram can help in our spiritual growth. They interview chaplain and Enneagram consultant Tom Pussel about the best spiritual practices for each of the nine types. The gang also plays Cast Your Vote, where Tom argues which type he thinks would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse. Also, everyone answers listener questions about Christian spiritual formation.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Enneagram Type 1 can grow in patience. They also interview health and wellness coach Terra Santos about being a Reformer. The crew plays You’ve Got Problems, where Terra has to choose to either lose her body or blow up the moon. Also, everyone answers listener questions about Enneagram Type 1’s.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Enneagram Type 9 can strengthen their exertion. They also interview singer/songwriter Ryan O’Neal of Sleeping At Last about being a Peacemaker. Everyone plays What’s Your Number, where Ryan's conflicting feelings about regifting are put to the test. Also, everyone answers listener questions about Enneagram Type 9’s.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Enneagram Type 8 can be more merciful. They also interview marriage and family therapist Brandon Smith about being a Powerful Person. The gang plays Your Worst Nightmare, where Brandon’s childhood phobia upsets the score. Also, everyone answers listener questions about Enneagram Type 8’s.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Enneagram Type 7 can move toward a life of sobriety. They also interview author and speaker Niki Hardy about being an Enthusiast. The crew plays You’ve Got Problems, where Niki is backed into a corner where she has to choose between laughter or oxygen. Also, everyone answers listener questions about Enneagram Type 7’s.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Enneagram Type 6 can be more courageous. They also interview recording artist Liz Vice about being a Loyalist. The crew plays Your Worst Nightmare, where Liz gets carried away about clowns playing accordions. Also, everyone answers listener questions about Enneagram Type 6's.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Enneagram Type 5 can grow in their relational generosity. They also interview author and speaker Skye Jethani about being an Investigator. The crew plays What’s Your Number, where Skye shares his ethics on restaurant tipping. Also, everyone answers listener questions about Enneagram Type 5's.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Enneagram Type 4 can learn to balance their emotions. They also interview podcast producer Richard Clark about being an Originalist. The crew plays Your Worst Nightmare, where Richard reveals why he loves airplane food. Also, everyone answers listener questions about Enneagram Type 4's.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Enneagram Type 3 can become more honest with themselves and others. They also interview life and business coach Jennifer Nickel about being an Achiever. The gang plays What’s Your Number, where Jennifer reveals her strategy for giving flattering compliments she doesn’t believe are true.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of how Type 2 can change and interview recording artist Greg LaFollette about being a Helper. The crew plays You’ve Got Problems, where Greg is forced to choose between never hearing music again or experiencing heartbreak for the rest of his life.
In the Season 2 premiere, hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson talk about what to do once you know your Enneagram Type and interview author Marilyn Vancil about how we can change. The gang plays Are You Thinking What I’m Thinking?, where Jesse and Marilyn attempt a mind meld.
In the Season 1 finale, Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson answer questions from listeners about the Enneagram. Jesse and Sam play Type Detective where they uncover surprising secrets about one another... no thanks to Sam’s inability to tell a quality lie.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson are joined by Bethany Perkins and Richard Clark of No Chill Enneagram to explore conflict resolution styles. The crew plays Enneagram Super Fight where Richard thinks he’s won, but Bethany has a surprise up her sleeve.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson are joined by counselor Katie Jo Ramsey to explore the childhood messages of each of the types and the gospel's unique ability to heal our specific wounds. The crew surprises Katie Jo with a game that breaks some of the fundamental rules of the Enneagram.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of the wings and arrows theories of the Enneagram. Producer Rachel Szabo drops in to ask some questions and gets suckered into playing Wingin’ It, where she resents being called a modern-day hippie.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 1 and interview psychologist Dr. Eric Johnson about being a Reformer. Everyone plays Not My Type, where Sam puts Eric in a series of moral dilemmas.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 9 and interview Enneagram coach Beth McCord about being a Peacemaker. The crew plays Your Worst Nightmare, where Jesse pits the peacemakers against one another for his own entertainment.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 8 and interview psychologist Dr. Karen Hutcheson. The gang plays PersonaliTV, where Jesse tries to ennea-type the Demogorgon from Stranger Things.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 7 and interview pastor Jonah Sage about being an Enthusiast. The crew plays Your Worst Nightmare, where they force Jonah to choose between doing math or getting a colonoscopy.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 6 and interview occupational therapist Lindsay Eubanks about being a Loyalist. Sam makes the married couple play Not My Type, where Jesse fears he’s going to end up sleeping on the couch.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 5 and interview author and storyteller Mike Cosper about being an Investigator. The gang plays PersonaliTV, where Mike creates a new Parks and Rec character.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 4 and interview podcast producer Rachel Szabo about being an Originalist. Sam plays Not My Type, where Rachel isn’t shy with her feelings about Hobby Lobby.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 3 and interview author Paul Angone about being an Achiever. The crew plays PersonaliTV where Paul reenacts his favorite scene from Saved By the Bell.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson give an overview of Enneagram Type 2 and interview Corporate Chaplain James Santos about being a Helper. The gang plays Your Worst Nightmare where James confesses his phobia of the principal’s office.
Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson set the stakes for relationships and give an overview of the Enneagram. They also share their 10 Rules for the Enneagram, where they lay the smack down on Ennea-bullies.