The Enneagram for Spiritual Formation – How Knowing Ourselves Can Make Us More Like Jesus
Understanding Ourselves to Reflect Christ More Fully
Chuck Degroat author AJ Sherrill author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Baker Publishing Group
Published:20th Oct '20
Should be back in stock very soon
This insightful book reveals how the Enneagram can enhance spiritual growth, helping readers understand their identity as beloved children of God through a unique lens.
In The Enneagram for Spiritual Formation – How Knowing Ourselves Can Make Us More Like Jesus, author AJ Sherrill delves into the transformative power of the Enneagram within the Christian faith. By examining this nine-type personality framework, Sherrill illustrates how it can serve as a guide for deeper self-awareness and spiritual growth. He emphasizes that understanding our personality types can lead to a more profound grasp of our identities as beloved children of God, ultimately enriching our discipleship and spiritual practices.
Sherrill draws on his own experience of discovering the Enneagram, a moment that altered his perspective on faith and personal growth. He invites readers to consider how this ancient tool can illuminate their paths, offering fresh insights into their relationships with God, themselves, and others. By integrating the Enneagram into their spiritual journeys, Christians can uncover new dimensions of their faith, enabling them to express their unique identities while embracing their roles as followers of Christ.
Throughout the book, Sherrill provides a thorough exploration of each Enneagram type, encouraging readers to reflect on their personal journeys. The insights gained from this exploration aim to help individuals align more closely with Jesus in their daily lives. With a foreword by Chuck DeGroat, The Enneagram for Spiritual Formation serves as both a practical guide and an inspiring resource for those seeking to deepen their spiritual lives through self-discovery.
ISBN: 9781587434723
Dimensions: 218mm x 148mm x 11mm
Weight: 258g
176 pages