If you’ve read anything about the Enneagram, you know that each type has a basic fear alongside a core weakness, desire, and longing. Other personality assessments might be catalog similar behaviors and label them in a way that entitles us to experience or own a behavior. Instead, Heidi Priebe of the ThoughtCatalog.com writes that the Enneagram is meant to be a “growth inventory of fears and motivations, in order to facilitate personal growth…”
Identifying the fear of your Enneagram number isn’t enough, and it certainly doesn’t mean you should linger in that fear. Instead, it’s meant to give insight on particular areas of growth you can purse. Jill E. McCormick’s post on Enneagram Fears reminds us we should be pursing God-centered habits for shedding fears especially once we’ve identified them.
We’ve listed out a few particularly insightful devotionals from the popular YouVersion Bible App to help bring truth to a particular fear you might be facing based on the Enneagram number you lead with. Also make sure to check out our updated Devotionals & Resources for each Enneagram Type next.
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