Terraforma Church

Justin and Jeremiah sit down with Elizabeth Miller, Marti Holthus, and Holden Malinchock to get a perspective on Enneagram Type Ones and what makes them so fun.

Enneagram Type Ones, also known as Reformers, are principled, responsible, and self-controlled. They have a very strong sense of right and wrong, and are driven to improve themselves and the world around them. Type Ones want to make the world a better place, but they can be perfectionists and overly-critical. Join us as we help them push back on their "inner critic," and we seek to understand them and love them better.

We sit down with Bonnie, Kristen, and Justin to learn a little more about what makes type nines so fine.

Enneagram type Nines can see both sides of any argument, but they would rather skip the argument altogether to maintain a sense of calm, peaceful, harmony. They are eternal optimists, pleasant and inclusive people that reflect God's peace to the world. Sometimes, they lose themselves as they merge their desires with those around them. Learn how they can wake up to their story and declare their own desires, and how to love them well.

We sit down with Ron, Jan, and Sarah to learn a little more about what makes type eights so great.

Enneagram type 8s are amazing, powerful, strong people. They are truth tellers. They challenge those in power, and naturally wield power themselves. They are passionate about issues that matter and people they care about. They are BOLD and INTENSE. This week, we look at the story of a biblical prophet that spoke truth boldly to correct a king. Learn how they can power down in order to surrender to God, and how we can love them well.

We all know the terrible experience of being on the receiving end of unsolicited advice. But we also know what it's like to find wisdom and care in the words of a friend. How can we reclaim the lost art of giving and receiving advice?

Online trolls, cancel culture, confirmation bias, and cognitive blind spots. These are all realities that make it difficult to disagree and debate in the digital world. Yet conflict is something we need to learn to do well. We need to reclaim the courage to collide and rediscover the courtesy to do it well.

in the digital world, "lol" rarely means you actually laughed out loud. Part of this is because you are 30 times more likely to laugh when you are with other people that you enjoy than when you are alone. Laughter is the purest of social contagions, and it is profoundly spiritual. Discover the God that wants your relationship to be more about delight than duty, more about joy than obligation!

We are struggling as a culture with occupying the same space but failing to inhabit the same moment. Your tech should never be allowed to put your people on pause, but when we carry around little boxes that constantly give us access to "elsewhere," it can be difficult to be fully present with those we care about. Let's restore the art of shared focus and sustained attention, allowing our relationships to go deep and empathy to flow.