Riction Radio begins in 3, 2, 1.

If it brings her to the same point that it brings you, it doesn't matter whether she called it God along the way or not.

That understanding works for you, so therefore it is absolutely right for you.

All beliefs have become only relatively true, and of course to the world, religion is just some personalized experience,

not a divine revelation, and the church is catching the disease.

It's time for Riction Radio with Tont Freel.

Let's test the spirits behind the Enneagram.

What is it? How has it become so popular in many churches?

Where does it really come from? And what does the Bible have to say?

What indeed this is Riction Radio? So that's how you pronounce it.

And Enne, Enne, Enne, Enne, isn't she the one who sang the songs in those, those movements back in the 90s?

Well, what from Gabe Hughes taking a little look at something that is increasingly popular, unfortunately,

in evangelical circles, of course.

Why? Because the Enneagram is trendy.

Why wouldn't evangelicals follow suit? Do you know the origins of this?

Two old that's being used by Christians?

Thanks, Gabe Hughes. He brings us up to speed.

The Enneagram of Personality, or simply the Enneagram, is a nine-sided star polygon used to classify human personalities

into nine interconnected personality types.

The word comes from the Greek words Enne, meaning nine, and grammar for writing or drawing.

Each number at each point of the Enneagram corresponds with a different personality.

The Enneagram is utilized anywhere from business management to religious contexts.

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