Schedule Planner 

Suzanne Stabile

The Enneagram as a Tool for Spiritual Formation

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In this opening session, Suzanne Stabile helps us understand the Enneagram as a wisdom tool for spiritual formation. We’ll talk about why self-knowledge alone is not enough, how the nine numbers can expand the way we see God and one another, why some spiritual practices need to disrupt rather than accommodate our personalities, and what it means to move beyond simply growing our personalities toward actually growing our souls. 

Dan Allender

How to Hear God’s Voice and Discern His Will

MAIN SESSION

Do you want to know if God is present with you, learn to notice His invitations, and move toward what's next without needing perfect certainty? In this conversation, Dan Allender will help us discern the many voices competing for our attention, recognize the difference between God's voice and the voices of fear and contempt, and discover why delight may be one of the most important clues for discerning what God is inviting us into next.

Adam Young

Attachment and Your Relationship with God

MAIN SESSION

What if the way you experienced your earliest relationships is still shaping the way you experience God today? In this conversation, therapist Adam Young helps us understand attachment—what it is, how secure and insecure attachment patterns develop, and why those patterns can profoundly influence whether God feels close, distant, dependable, or difficult to trust.

Lisa Vischer

Experiencing God Through Your Enneagram Type

MAIN SESSION

What if your Enneagram type shapes not only how you experience God, but also what gets in the way? In this session, Lisa Vischer explores how the false self can become a barrier to God’s presence, how each type and center tends to recognize and connect with God in different ways, and how practices like stillness, solitude, and silence can help us become more receptive. We’ll also look at how our stress or “heart” point can expand our capacity to experience God in ways our usual type strategy cannot.

Tom LaHue

The 9 Types of Pastors & Spiritual Leaders

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What happens when a pastor’s personality begins shaping an entire church? In this conversation, we’ll explore nine distinct styles of spiritual leadership—from the principled One and relational Two to the visionary Eight and steady Nine—and how each brings unique gifts and blind spots to ministry. You’ll discover how a leader’s Enneagram type can influence everything from preaching and pastoral care to decision-making, conflict, church culture, and the way a congregation experiences God.

Dani Cooper

The Truth That Sets Your Type Free: Rewriting the False Narratives You Have About God

WORKSHOP

Your Enneagram Type's false narratives impact every relationship in your life, including how you view God. In this session, find out the stories that cause disconnection, the truth of how God actually sees you, and how you can be a reflection of God in the world.

David Goodman

Using the Enneagram as a Compass to Navigate the Stages of Faith

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We all reach a point where the faith that once worked stops working. Using the Enneagram as a compass for the stages of faith, this workshop shows how your type reveals the way you get stuck at "the Wall" — and the particular face of love you're made to grow into on the other side. It's an invitation to stop performing your faith and be transformed by love: to experience God through your type, not in spite of it.

Todd Zaki Warfel

Same Team, Different Wiring: How to Lead and Coach the Nine Enneagram Types

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Todd Zaki Warfel shows how the Enneagram can help leaders coach and communicate with people more effectively by recognizing that each type needs something different. Walking through all nine types, he highlights the unique strengths they bring to a team, common ways they’re misunderstood, and practical ways to lead them well. His central message is simple: effective leadership isn’t about treating everyone the same—it’s about understanding how people are wired and adapting your approach so they can thrive.

Kelly Jo Morris

Unified Diversity: Aligning Enneagram Types & Spiritual Gifts for Kingdom Purpose

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This session explores how God uniquely designs each of us through personality, spiritual gifts, and divine purpose. Participants will gain insight into how their natural motivations, strengths, and abilities can align with the ways God calls them to serve, grow, and live with purpose. This session offers reflection tools to help individuals better understand themselves, along with recommended action steps to move more confidently into their God-given mission.

David Wu

The Garden of the Soul: A New Enneagram Framework for Spiritual Growth

MAIN SESSION

We're going to explore one of the most creative frameworks for spiritual formation I've come across in a while. David Wu invites us to imagine our soul as a garden—where God has planted seeds to cultivate, weeds to uproot, and fruit that reflects the character of Christ. This session will provide you with a brand new Enneagram framework for spiritual growth and a very practical tool for guiding others toward deeper transformation

Joey Stabile Schewee

Mistyping Matters: How to Find Your True Enneagram Type

MAIN SESSION

Mistyping is more common than you might think. In this session, we’ll uncover why people mistype, move beyond behaviors and stereotypes to the core motivations that actually determine type, explore some of the most common mistypes, and learn how to approach typing with greater clarity and confidence. Whether you’re still discerning your own type or you’re a coach or practitioner helping others discover theirs, this session will help you get beneath the surface and identify what really matters when finding your type.

Joel Hubbard

The Three Instincts & Spirituality

MAIN SESSION

You've probably heard how your Enneagram type can shape your spiritual formation. But what about your dominant instinct? In this conversation, Joel Hubbard introduces his fresh framework of the Hunter, the Farmer, and the Teamer and explores how each instinct uniquely approaches the spiritual life. We'll talk about the strengths and blind spots of each instinct, the kinds of spiritual experiences that bring them most alive, and the practices that can help each one grow into greater spiritual maturity.

Nhien Vuong

Discovering the Soul Gifts of Your Enneagram Type

MAIN SESSION

Just as the human body is made up of many unique parts that work together as one, each of us has been given a unique way to express the Spirit of God in the world. Rev. Nhien Vuong calls these our "soul gifts." In this conversation, she'll show us how the Enneagram can help us move beyond our personality patterns so that our deepest, truest self can emerge and become a unique expression of God's Spirit.

Dina Smith

The God You Expect: How Attachment and the Enneagram Shape Your Experience of God

WORKSHOP

Have you ever wondered why you can know God loves you, yet still find yourself striving, hiding, withdrawing, or wondering if you are enough? This presentation explores how attachment history and Enneagram patterns can shape the expectations we bring into our relationship with God, often influencing how we experience His love and presence. Participants will learn to recognize these protective patterns with compassion and discover practical ways to move from self-protection toward greater trust, security, and intimacy with God.

Andrew Bowles

Learning to Walk in the Dark: A Perspective on the Harmonic Triads

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When life becomes painful, uncertain, or overwhelming, most of us instinctively reach for a familiar coping strategy. Using the Enneagram Harmonic Triads, Andrew Bowles explores how we respond to disappointment, regulate emotion, and navigate darkness. Through stories from chaplaincy, contemplative spirituality, and a guided mindfulness practice, participants will learn how to recognize their automatic patterns and cultivate greater presence, compassion, and choice in difficult seasons.

TJ Teems

Using the Enneagram to Guide Our Compassion

WORKSHOP

In a world full of division and disconnection, the Enneagram is a tool to guide us back to each other with compassion. The Enneagram shows us that there is so much more going on in each of us than our outward behaviors might signify, and that a lot of relational repair is possible with this wider view.

Deborah Owen

The Neuroscience of Personality and Spiritual Formation

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What if the problem isn’t a lack of willpower or spiritual maturity, but a well-worn path your brain has learned to follow automatically? Drawing on the Neuro-Based Enneagram, neuroscience, attachment, and Christian spiritual formation, Debbie Owen, DLd, explores how genuine strengths and adaptive responses can become protective pathways that feel automatic and hard to leave—and how greater awareness and flexibility can help you be more free to discern, respond, and love in Christ.

Jilian Brown

Jesus Our Enneagram Exemplar: Exploring the 9 Holy Ideas

WORKSHOP

We have all moved through levels of health on our Enneagram journey, but have you ever considered Jesus as being the epitome of each type's healthiest space? This session will examine the holy ideas and virtues of each type and relate them to scriptures pointing toward Jesus embodying them.

Micky ScottBey Jones

Type 1 Story Spotlight

The Anger I Didn’t Know I Carried: Finding Freedom from Resentment

Micky ScottBey Jones shares how learning to recognize and allow her anger became a major part of her healing as a Type One. Rather than suppressing anger, resentment, or her inner critic, she learned to acknowledge them, understand what they were trying to communicate, and keep them from taking over. Through the Enneagram, therapy, supportive relationships, and greater self-compassion, Micky discovered that growth means making room for the full range of her emotions instead of trying to “clean them up” or always appear good. 

Melinda Mihalyov

Type 2 Story Spotlight

The Helper Needs Help: What Cancer Is Teaching Me About Receiving Care

Melinda Mihalyov shares how her cancer diagnosis has forced her, as a Type Two, to confront how deeply she has tied her worth to helping others and avoiding being a burden. In a season when she has had to receive far more than she can give, she is learning to ask directly for help, replace apology with gratitude, and let others love and care for her without feeling indebted. Through meals, rides, friendship, worship, and community, she has begun to see other people’s care as one of the ways God is showing up for her.

Linda Hannigan

Type 3 Story Spotlight

I Don't Have to Be Impressive: Why I Stopped Serving at Church

What happens when a life built around being impressive, productive, and dependable stops working? Linda Hannigan shares how her Type Three drive shaped her faith, ministry, and sense of worth—and what she discovered when she began stepping back from roles that had once defined her. Her story offers hope for anyone learning to say no, release performance, and discern a calling rooted in authenticity rather than approval.

Janine Westlund

Type 4 Story Spotlight

Bringing My Shame Into the Light: Learning to Believe I Am Still Loved

Janine Westlund shares how discovering she was a Type Four helped her finally name the shame, envy, and insecurity that had been shaping her life beneath the surface. Rather than hiding those feelings or letting them turn into comparison, judgment, or spiritual pride, she has learned to bring them honestly to God, trusted friends, and a spiritual director. Practices like the Welcome Prayer and Ignatian prayer have helped her remember that she is deeply loved and that shame is not God’s voice. 

Sharon Stewart

Type 5 Story Spotlight

When Isolation Feels Easier: Why I Choose To Go Back To Church

Sharon Stewart shares how, as a Type Five, solitude gradually turned into isolation and made her world increasingly small. Through the Enneagram, her faith, and a return to in-person community, she began to see the difference between healthy solitude and withdrawing from connection. As she learned to move from constant analysis into greater awareness of her heart and emotions, she experienced less anxiety, deeper relationships, and more freedom. 

Lynn Buckles

Type 6 Story Spotlight

Courage Without Certainty: Facing a 10% Chance of Survival

Courage isn’t the absence of fear—it’s refusing to let fear become your master. Lynn Buckles shares how anxiety and worst-case thinking shaped his life as a Type Six, and how facing a life-threatening diagnosis with only a ten-percent chance of survival transformed his relationship with uncertainty. His story reveals how faith, resurrection hope, and the Enneagram can help us move forward even when certainty never arrives.

Toni LaMotta

Type 7 Story Spotlight

What My Restlessness Was Trying to Tell Me: 16 Years in a Convent and What Came After

At seventeen, Toni LaMotta entered religious life believing that structure, rules, and outside authority would lead her to wisdom and freedom. Over time, she realized that the very system that once felt safe had disconnected her from her own questions and inner knowing. Her Type Seven story explores the long journey from seeking certainty outside herself to trusting the wisdom, freedom, and divine guidance within.

Louise Goodwin

Type 8 Story Spotlight

My Strength Is Not a Liability: Navigating Rejection as a Woman in Ministry

Louise Goodwin shares how, as a Type Eight, she has often been misunderstood as intimidating, too intense, or “too much,” especially as a woman in ministry and leadership. Through the Enneagram and her spiritual formation journey, she has learned to see her strength and intensity not as something to suppress, but as a God-given fire that can be used to build others up rather than tear them down. After painful experiences of rejection, she found greater freedom through forgiveness, discernment, humility, and trusting God with justice. 

Nate Chatfield

Type 9 Story Spotlight

Taking the Lead: From Supporting Others to Pursuing My Own Calling

Type Nines are often gifted at supporting other people’s dreams—but what happens when they begin investing that same energy in their own calling? Nate Chatfield shares how merging with teams gave him belonging and purpose while also making it easy to overlook his own voice and ambitions. His story traces the journey from staying behind the scenes to embracing leadership, building his own work, and believing that his presence matters.