considering personality typologies on this edition of Truth and Love.

I'm Dale Johnson and you're listening to Truth in Love, a podcast of the Association of Certified

Biblical Counselors, where we seek to provide biblical

solutions for the problems that people face. Today on the podcast, I am delighted to have

with us Dr. Renn Cherry. Renn actually serves here at ACBC on staff. He's our director of finances

and donor relations. He's also an adjunct professor at Midwestern Baptist Theological

Seminary, teaching in biblical counseling. He's married to Terry. He has two grown children,

Jack and Carly. And Ren and his family served as missionaries for five years, and that was

added to some of his ministerial experience, as well as he served as an associate pastor

for five years as well. We love having the cherries here in Kansas City with us. They are

like family to the Johnsons and they're the fun aunt and uncle to the Johnson kids and we

love them dearly. But I can't wait for us to talk

today about a very serious subject, I think, in Christendom right now. And it's a subject that we

need to consider very carefully. Ren just finished his doctoral degree, his PhD, and he wrote

on this very important subject, the Enneagram. And with his

writing and research, he learned a lot about different personality typologies. And I want to

challenge him today. I almost feel like we should request that everyone pay tuition. It's going to be a

wonderful lesson that we learned through, uh, through the,

the podcast today. And I think a very interesting and very relevant subject as we talk about

personality typologies and also, uh, specifically the Enneagram. We're going to do a series of

these, uh, podcast talking about the Enigram. And so I want you to hang with us through this series. It'll be

three or four that we work through here to introduce you to some ideas about the Enneagram.

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