I Am What I Do 

In this episode, hosts Giles and Alison begin exploring the Enneagram and how our core motivations may inform which spiritual disciplines could be most beneficial to our spiritual growth. We start with the "body" center of the Enneagram - related to types 8, 9, and 1 - and how these types often struggle with the lie that "I am what I do," leading to stress and performance-driven mindsets. Alison shares personal insights on navigating the tension between invitation and challenge in disciple-making as an Enneagram 9. We also talk about the spiritual discipline of stillness and how it can ground these types in the truth that our true worth is in being God's beloved children.