The cross satisfies God’s anger with what we do and it demonstrates His love for us because of who we are. In our English language we only have one word for love, in the Greek language in which our New Testament was written there were 7 words for love. Contrary to the English language, not all love is the same and good.

The cross satisfies God’s anger with what we do and it demonstrates His love for us because of who we are. We’ll discover that anger is the right emotion in the right moment and God had every reason to be angry. Perhaps we’ll fight the struggle to admit that we’re not good enough.

We answer your timely questions.

The Enthusiast type is the resilient, versatile and inspiring type who reflects God’s joy. But what happens when their desire for seeking pleasure causes them to be reckless, impulsive and avoiding pain at all cost?

The Loyalist types are the trustworthy, reliable and compassionate people whose desire to be safe and avoid risks. But what happens when they only see the dangers life has to offer and are dictated by fear and anxiety?

The Observer type is the thoughtful, insightful, and calm people whose motivation is to uncover the truth and stay competent. But what happens when they shift from being competent and observant to just detached and avoidant?

The Individualist types are the creative, deep thinkers who want to be inspired and inspire others. But what happens when they become ruled by their emotions?

The Achiever type is known to get things done, but what happens when they can’t do it all? Do you know someone who feels the need to succeed at everything they do?

Even the strongest people need help and the world just wouldn’t function without Helpers. Do you know someone who is always taking care of others?

Practice makes perfect, but for the reformer, perfection is the primary goal. The desire to do what is right can quickly go wrong, but the goodness and determination of a 1 type can also turn a lot of wrongs right again. Know someone who considers themselves a perfectionist or someone in a relationship with one?