CXMH: Christianity & Mental Health

Podcast: SCXMH: Christianity & Mental Health
Host: Holly Oxhandler
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This week, we’re joined by Phileena Heuertz, co-founder of Gravity: A Center for Contemplative Activism, and author of Pilgrimage of a Soul: Contemplative Spirituality for the Active Life. In this episode, Phileena talks with us about her first book (one of Holly’s favorite books, which you’ll soon understand why!) and unpacks the seven stages of the spiritual journey. What are the seven stages and how do they map alongside a pilgrimage? You’ll have to listen to find out (and then pick up the book to read more)!

Enneagram Type Nine

Podcast: Sleeping At Last
Host: Ryan O’Neal
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New song debut: “Nine” – the 25th and final song in my Atlas: II series, and the 9th and final song in the Enneagram chapter – a song for each of the nine uniquely beautiful Enneagram types of personality.

In this 2hr+ episode, I tell the birth story of my song “Nine” – piece by piece, I explain the heart, intention and inspiration behind each lyric and sound in this song, and discuss who these sleepy and loving Enneagram Type Nines are with resident Enneagram master, Chris Heuertz.

How Not to Use the Enneagram

Podcast: Daily Growth Discipleship
Host: Chris Lambert & Josh Hayes
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Tools were meant to be used in certain ways. You can use a saw to try to hammer in a nail, but it probably won’t work correctly. Like all tools, the Enneagram has its limits, and you can use it in ways it was never meant to be used. In this chapter, Chris talks about the most important things to remember when using the Enneagram when it comes to your own spiritual growth and formation.

Processing Childhood Wounds

Podcast: Daily Growth Discipleship
Host: Chris Lambert & Josh Haves
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Chris Heuertz’s approach to the Enneagram looks at childhood wounds as a way of understanding the way your type experiences the world. These childhood wounds are often tell-tale signs that you have been disconnected from your essence, the person God created you to be. The good news is that these wounds are not fatal. Once you know your childhood wound, you can begin the journey of finding wholeness and healing in the person God created you to be.

 

An Introduction to the Enneagram Types

Podcast: Daily Growth Discipleship
Host: Chris Lambert & Josh Haves

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In case you haven’t heard, there’s a way of understanding who we are as people that’s really starting to gain traction. The Enneagram consists of nine different types that describe the way we interact with the world around us. And, most importantly for Daily Growth Discipleship, it gives us another tool to use as we pursue daily transformation into the image of Jesus Christ. Chris’ book, The Sacred Enneagram, he describes much more than just a personality profile. Understanding your type can open ways to understand who you are and what God is doing in your life. In today’s chapter, Chris gives us a brief introduction to each of the nine types. But before you get wrapped up in trying to identify your type, take Chris’ advice from the last episode to heart and spend some time exploring this with another person.

Discovering the Enneagram Through Missions

Podcast: Daily Growth Discipleship
Host: Chris Lambert & Josh Haves
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The Enneagram has really become popular over the last few years. And a lot of Christians want to know, “Can I use this for spiritual growth, or is it something to be avoided?” Today we’re talking with Chris Heuertz, author of The Sacred Enneagram. His story of finding the Enneagram and discovering his type says a lot about what this tool is and how it can be used for discovering who you are in Christ.

 

 

Conversation with Chris Heuertz Part 2

Podcast: Things Above
Host: James Bryan Smith
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In this episode of the Things Above podcast, James Bryan Smith continues a conversation with Chris Huertz about the Enneagram by exploring the holy ideas and virtues of each type. These components offer a map to our soul. Holy ideas are the first truths we have to tell ourselves. Virtues are our unobstructed views of reality. In regards to the Enneagram, our basic fear tells us things will never be okay. We contend with fear in two ways: Our type’s passion and fixation. Our type’s passion is how our heart suffers and our type’s fixation is how our mind tells our heart, “This makes sense, keep doing that.” Understanding these aspects of the Enneagram provides helpful insights about yourself, as well as others. You can explore more on the Enneagram and its impact on our spiritual formation by reading Chris’s book, “The Sacred Enneagram.”

Chris and his wife, Phileena, served with the Word Made Flesh community for nearly 20 years, working for women and children victimized by human traffickers in the commercial sex industry. His vocation has taken him to over 70 countries working among the most vulnerable of the world’s poor.

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Things Above Conversation with Chris Heuertz

Podcast: Things Above
Host: James Bryan Smith
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In this episode James Bryan Smith sits down with speaker and author Chris Heuertz, for a Things Above Conversation. Chris and his wife Phileena served with the Word Made Flesh community for nearly 20 years, working for women and children victimized by human traffickers in the commercial sex industry. His vocation has taken him to over 70 countries working among the most vulnerable of the world’s poor. In their conversation, James and asks Chris about his recently released book, “The Sacred Enneagram” and the impact it can have on our spiritual formation.

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Chris Heuertz: Solitude, Silence, Stillness & The Sacred Enneagram Part 1

Podcast: Unhurried Living
Host: Gem Fadling
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In his book, “The Sacred Enneagram”, Chris Heuertz states, “Real transformation takes place when we pair the self-awareness that the Enneagram stimulates with the silence of contemplative practice. Then our unique path to spiritual growth emerges, and we will never be the same.”

 

I could not be more thrilled to have Chris Heuertz as my guest today. Welcome to the Unhurried living podcast.