Podcasts about scharlee

Scharlee says goodbye to the show. The podcast will continue, though, with Emily as the solo host with some really exciting interviews coming up through the end of the year.

In this week's episode Scharlee shares on a topic she is passionate about - the Bible as the only truly valid source of authority. Scharlee and Emily discuss the Four Sources of Authority that pretty much shape all religious thought (and even most philosophical thought) and how only through holding ideas up to Scripture can we hold onto the Truth. Verse from todays episodes include: Colossians 2:1-4, 8, 20-23 1 Corinthians 1:27 Deuteronomy 13 2 Timothy 1:1-2 & 5; 3:14-17 Psalms 119:9-11 Resources mentioned on this episode include: Dwell Differently Temporary Tattoos Alisa Childers video about deconstruction Alisa Childers podcast on equipping children (Spotify Link Here) The Daily Audio Bible (this is the website, there is also an app) After Class Podcast (apple podcasts here; spotify here) BSF International The Survival Kit by Ralph Neighbors (old version and new version)

Are you a summer forever or a summer for never person? On this episode Scharlee and Emily discuss summer - when it actually begins and ends, favorite summer memories plus some bonus non-summer memories, and good things about summer. While neither Scharlee nor Emily will be sad to see summer go, they both have things they enjoy about it. The place in South Dakota the Glenn family visited was, in fact, called Keystone. More information about that can be found here. Also, the Corn Palace is actually in Mitchell, South Dakota, not Nebraska. More information about that can be found here. And, just in case you are wondering, South Dakota is actually quite beautiful. Here is information about the Badlands National Park, in case you are now planning your next vacation to South Dakota. Also, Emily deeply apologizes for her feigned southern accent. Please forgive her, Southerners. She thinks your accents are delightful and wishes she could imitate one better.

In this episode Scharlee and Emily wrap up their series on rest by talking about practicing Sabbath. They provide some Biblical background for Sabbath and discuss practical ways to give Sabbath a try. Books they reference include "The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry" by John Mark Comer and "Emotionally Healthy Spirituality" by Peter Scazzero. Scripture references include Exodus 20:8-11 and Romans 14:1-17. The peanut butter cookie recipe Scharlee shares is: 1 cup sugar of choice (she used Monk Fruit Sugar "In the Raw" brand from Walmart) 1 cup peanut butter 1 egg Mix all ingredients to combine. Roll into walnut sized balls and roll in sugar of choice (she used coconut sugar) and bake at 350 degrees F for approximately 10 minutes. We hope you enjoy this episode and the peanut butter cookies!

Do you ever feel so overwhelmed by the things you have to do you want to run away and scream? Asking for a friend. Today Scharlee and Emily talk about doing less - how to do that and how that contributes to our ability to rest in the Lord. This concept sounds trite and easy, but it turns out, doing less can actually be quite a challenge in Western culture. Verses we share in today's episode are Matthew 11:28-30 from The Message paraphrase, Psalm 37:7a (not 37:37 as Emily accidentally says, KJV), Psalm 116:7 (NIV), and Proverbs 4:5-6 (NIV). Books we reference in the show are: The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer, and Teaching From Rest - A Homeschooler's Guide to Unshakable Peace by Sarah McKenzie. Also, Scharlee mentions Susanna Wesley, mother of two famous sons, Charles and John Wesley, along with seventeen other children, ten of whom died before she did. To read more about this remarkable woman click here. Finally, Emily misspoke when she called Dave Ramsey's class Money Wise, it is actually called Financial Peace University. More information about that can be found here.

In this episode Scharlee and Emily talk about two strategies that help them (and hopefully you) "rest in the Lord" as Psalm 37:7 says. These two practices are spending time with God and meditating on Scripture. Sounds simple, right? In fact, you probably already knew that these things can help us feel rested when life is swirling around us with busyness. But knowing is often easier than doing, which is why Scharlee and Emily discuss practical ways to implement these strategies into our daily lives, even as time constraints and seasons change.

Do you ever feel weary? Overwhelmed? Anxious? In today's episode Scharlee and Emily discuss some things Emily has been learning about rest. She has felt all of these things (today even!) - weariness, overwhelm, anxiety - and God has been leading her deeper into learning about and experiencing His rest. Join them as they start the conversation this week about rest.

In this episode Emily and Scharlee talk with a surprise guest about her journey through discovering an intense food sensitivity. Her diagnosis is an actual auto-immune disease so she had to change her entire diet, cannot eat food that is cross contaminated (making eating out super difficult), and struggling with gaining weight - something that had never been an issue for her before. We discuss all the ins and outs of eating for her particular food needs and give some tips on encouraging friends with food allergies or sensitivities. We also discuss the social aspect of eating and how difficult it is to share a communal meal when you can't eat what everyone else is having. I know you'll be encouraged and challenged by this episode, plus you'll want to find out who our guest actually is! (:

Seth Glenn is 50% of the party, or at least that's what he likes to say. Emily is the other 50% because, well, Seth is Emily's brother, and also Scharlee's son. Seth is married to an incredible woman, J.J. Glenn, and they have two sons who are getting older by the second. Seth works in IT for a hospital in Oklahoma City and he and his family live next door to Scharlee. Seth also has a huge passion for reaching people for Jesus in the online gaming community. So much so that about 4 years ago he and a friend from church started a ministry through the live streaming gaming platform Twitch, and it has grown and still continues today. In this episode Scharlee and Emily talk with Seth about the gaming, live streaming, the ministry he helped start and so much more.

Randy Varnell is a self-professed "kid-nerd," but there is so much more to him than that as you will hear in this episode. Emily and Scharlee talk to Randy about a gamut of things including his work as a video game developer at Gear Box Media, his many and varied hobbies, how he developed his love for video and computer games, and how he prioritizes family and time with God over his other interests. If you are a bit of a Luddite at times, like Emily, Randy's love for the gaming industry, the people in it, the stories it shares, and the way God is using him there will bring you refreshment and energize you to view the technology around you with a positive perspective. Randy is also a father, husband, active church member, armchair theologian, and passionate follower of Christ. We know you'll enjoy hearing his story as much as we did. The website for Randy's company can be found here, and if you're interested in the "seminary light" that Randy mentioned, BSF (Bible Study Fellowship), more information can be found on that here.

In this unedited abstract Randy, Emily, and Scharlee discuss video game rating systems - what they are, what they mean, how they are assigned and why game developers want to follow these systems. They also discuss the importance of spending time getting to know what your children and grandchildren are interested in, whether it's video games, movies, music, books, or anything else. For more of our conversation with Randy listen to Season 2 Episode 46: Not Having a "Grown-Up" Job with Randy Varnell.

Have you ever been so mad at God you found yourself literally yelling at Him? In today's episode Scharlee and Emily talk with Paul Lowe, husband of Shelley Lowe, about his perspective on their journey through infertility, miscarriage, difficult prognosis, and a scary birth experience. I have honestly never heard a father speak on his experience with these things until this conversation with Paul and let me tell you, Paul shares with incredible vulnerability about his struggles as a father and husband enduring these hardships. Paul also shares deep insights that God shared with him through all of their suffering. This is a conversation you do not want to miss. Scharlee, Emily, and Paul also talk about the small farm (NOT hobby farm) he and Shelley run. If you are interested in learning more about life on a small farm check out their youTube channel Lowe Ridge Farm.

Shelley Lowe is a dear friend of Scharlee and Emily, as well as a wife and mother. She and her husband, Paul, live on a small farm with their two children, sheep, rabbits, chickens, dogs, and other things. They also run the YouTube Channel Lowe Ridge Farm that gives city folks a chance to see what life on a farm is really like. They can also be found on social media at Lowe Ridge Farm. In today's episode Scharlee and Emily talk with Shelley about life on the farm, but also what it's like to walk through secondary infertility, miscarriage, a rainbow baby with possible genetic defects, and early labor and delivery. Shelley shares about the difficulty of walking through these things, but also God's faithfulness to carry them through and His capacity to handle all of our emotions, even anger. You do not want to miss this conversation with Shelley. She is candid, encouraging, and wise. We laugh and cry. We so enjoyed our conversation with Shelley and we know you will, too. The song Scharlee mentions at the end is "Blessings" by Laura Story and it can be found here.

In today's episode Scharlee and Emily talk about some of their favorite things about Easter including - candy, traditions, memories, and some Easter fun facts! But they don't only share things about themselves, they share other listeners answers about favorite candy, memories, and traditions! Listen to see if they shared yours! Links used for this show include: https://www.history.com/topics/holidays/history-of-easter https://www.denisonforum.org/resources/what-does-the-bible-say-about-easter/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter https://blog.english-heritage.org.uk/the-history-of-the-egg-hunt/#:~:text=The%20custom%20of%20the%20Easter,women%20and%20children%20to%20find.

In today's episode Scharlee and Emily discuss something they recently learned - 5 versions of the gospel that aren't complete. Each of the 5 versions contains some aspects of the gospel, but doesn't really do justice to the full Kingdom Gospel the Jesus taught. Scharlee and Emily talk about each version, the pros and cons of each, and the full Kingdom Gospel. They also discuss Scharlee's ears for a while, so you definitely don't want to miss that. :) If you're interested in learning more about Kingdom Gospel, Emily highly recommends the After Class podcast episodes about it,the first of which is linked here.

In today's podcast Scharlee and Emily cover a lot of ground! They discuss why they decided to change the name to Good Things Podcast and interview Diana Stewart, a long-time friend of Scharlee's, coach and mentor for groundwire.net, and author of evangelism training booklet, "L.E.T.s. Make Disciples". Diana shares about her experience sharing the gospel via live chats and how she developed her booklet and has been able to share it with believers world wide. Diana's good thing includes her story of battling cancer, which lead to her deepened belief that God is good no matter what happens. To receive a copy of Diana's booklet please email her at dianastewart64@cox.net and mention that you heard her on Good Things Podcast. PDF copies are free, but a hard copy is $15. Websites mentioned in the show are groundwire.net and jesuscares.com.

In this episode I'm talking with Scharlee and her daughter, Emily. Emily's dad and Scharlee's husband, Byron was a pastor, and he and Scharlee planted churches. Emily talks about ways her parents supported each other, valued family and committed their lives to Jesus. Scharlee shares how she contributed to the kingdom of God by being Byron's wife. Emily and Sharlee have a podcast called https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/good-things-podcast/id1509376638 (Good Things Podcast), and there they talk about the good things they see God doing in the world. It's a great listen!!

This week Scharlee and Emily look at what Jesus says about forgiving others int he Sermon on the Mount. Be sure and listen to hear Scharlee's excellent acute observations and see if Scharlee can keep a surprise a secret. Verse from today's show include: Matthew 5:21-24 Matthew 6:12-15 Websites include: tandem.coach

Scharlee and Emily discuss their transition in talking a bit more about Scripture and focus today on forgiveness.

Who is my neighbor? We, like the expert in the law mentioned in the gospel of Luke we often want to justify our actions and even our prejudices. Listen to today's episode to find out what Jesus says in response to that and hear some encouragement from Scharlee and Emily about how to be a good neighbor. Verses mentioned in this episode include: Matthew 22: 34-40, Luke 10: 25-37 Websites mentioned in this episode include: tandem.coach

Happy New Year! Do you like goals? Or maybe you do New Year's Resolutions. Or a word of the year. Whether you do any of these things or not you'll want to listen to today's episode as Scharlee and Emily discuss resolutions and how to focus on the best things in the new year. Links mentioned in today's episode include: two articles from the history channel - here and here two articles from the denison forum - here and here message from Bryan Jones - here tandem.coach Scripture from today's show include: John 1:4 and Psalm 119:11

Merry Christmas, everyone! In today's special Christmas Eve episode Scharlee and Emily share some listener holiday traditions and memories, as well as some of their Christmas favorites. Listen for some laughs with a cup of cocoa and have a Merry Christmas!

This week Scharlee and Emily wrap up their conversation about grief and loss with some practical ideas of things to do. This is in no way an exhaustive list because, as you know, each person is unique. We want to encourage you to come up with your own practical applications for dealing with loss. Scripture verses for this episode include Philippians 4:6 and Matthew 6:26. Links mentioned in this episode include groundwire.net and tandem.coach.

In today's episode Scharlee and Emily discuss the thing that everyone knows, but we really don't necessarily want to talk about - how everyone has experienced loss in 2020, and that is making the holidays harder. Emily and Scharlee talk about why loss is difficult, the stages of grief, what to do with feelings of grief and loss during the holidays, and what NOT to say to people who are experiencing feelings of loss and grief. We also talk about how to be a safe person for those around us who are walking through grief and loss and mention creative ways people have cared for us and that we've been able to care for others. Hopefully after listening, you feel encouraged to know that you are not alone. This year has been hard. And it's okay to feel that way during the holidays. We are rooting for you this holiday season and we love you all! Thanks for listening! The websites we mention are: https://www.garyroe.com/ tandem.coach https://www.griefshare.org/

In today's episode Scharlee and Emily revisit the purpose of the podcast and respond to some objections they've heard about the enneagram and it's use in the church.  The resource Scharlee mentions is called "The Survival Kit - Revised: Five Keys to Spiritual Growth". The Scriptures Scharlee and Emily mention are: Acts 17:10-11 John 14:6 Acts 4:12 Ephesians 2:8-9 Colossians 2:8 CBS 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 Deuteronomy 13:1-4 Colossians 2:18-19 1 Timothy 1:3-7 Galatians 5:17 Romans 7:7-8:17 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 You can find out more about your personal uniqueness by visiting tandem.coach and setting up a free 30-minute coaching session with Scharlee.

In today's episode Emily and Scharlee do the last enneagram interview with Emily's best friend, Jenna Bullard. Jenna is an enneagram 1 and shares about how she's become more self-aware since learning her enneagram number and how it's helped her become more empathic, as well. We also discuss candy corn, efficiency, bookshelves, and much, much more! You're sure to love this episode because of the amount of laughter alone! Also, I think we *may* have forgotten to mention it, but we are taking a break for the week of Thanksgiving, so we will be with you again in 2 weeks!

Karen Quinion? Jones? We promise we know our friends' names. :) In this episode Scharlee and Emily talk to a dear friend and former neighbor, Karen, who also happens to be an enneagram 8. Karen shares about what it's like being a woman and an 8, how hard it is to be vulnerable, and how we can learn from heart transplant patients about how to live for Jesus. Karen is delightful and wise and we know you'll enjoy listening to her be vulnerable with us about what it's like being an enneagram 8!

In today's episode Scharlee and Emily talk to Emily's husband, Jeremy, about what it's like being an enneagram 7. Jeremy talks about what it's like to be able to make almost any situation fun, how situation and context make a difference in how he prepares for something, and how knowing more about his motivations (and Emily's) has helped their marriage.

In today's episode Scharlee and Emily interview Josh Mans, an enneagram 6, and soon to be brother-in-law of Emily. Josh shares about how he was mistyped several times, how people use their type as an excuse, and how understanding his motivations and his fiance's has helped their relationship. Josh mentions doing relationship coaching with Scharlee and highly recommends it (without our prompting). To find out more about relationship coaching with Scharlee visit tandem.coach.

In today's episode Emily and Scharlee interview Paul Lowe, a neighbor and framily (friend+family) member from Emily's childhood. As an enneagram 5 Paul discusses the pros and cons of having measured energy and how his ability to be objective enables him to work in the medical field and run a small farm all while making Scharlee and Emily laugh.

This week Scharlee and Emily talk with Carrie Varnell about what it's like being an enneagram 4. Carrie is delightfully funny and insightful and shares how the enneagram has increased her self-awareness, how it's grown her relationships with her family members, and how it was growing up as a 4. You can find Carrie at http://www.skitzychicks.com/ and @skitzychicks on Facebook and Instagram.

This week Scharlee and Emily talk to Kim Sutton. Kim is Scharlee's sister-in-law, Emily's aunt, a hobby farmer, a contemporary tapestry artist, and she also happens to be an enneagram 3. Kim shares how she's learned to enjoy being a 3 and things God has shown her, as well as the details of "The Pickle Situation".

In today's episode Scharlee and Emily start interviewing someone from each number in the enneagram. Starting with twos, the first number in the feeling triad, they interviewed JJ Glenn - Emily's sister-in-law and Scharlee's daughter-in-law and next door neighbor. JJ shares about what it's like being a two, how different she and other twos can be, things she's learned about herself from finding her enneagram number, how God has grown her through it and so much more. If you or someone you love is a two you are sure to be encouraged by hearing JJ's heart in this episode!

This week Scharlee and Emily explore what Vices and Virtues are and how they relate to the Enneagram. Understanding these key components of each type can help increase our self-awareness and therefore may help us be more able to move away from our vices and into our virtues. Sources for this week's show include: "Self to Lose, Self to Find" by Marilyn Vancil "Virtues" by Beth McCord of Your Enneagram Coach https://www.theenneagramjourney.org/ podcast #89 with Russ Hudson Verses in today's show include: Psalm 139:14, Proverbs 3:5-6, Ecclesiastes 12:11-13, Isaiah 54:10, Psalm 34:108 Links from today's show: https://www.tandem.coach/

This week Scharlee and Emily explore what Vices and Virtues are and how they relate to the Enneagram. Understanding these key components of each type can help increase our self-awareness and therefore may help us be more able to move away from our vices and into our virtues. Sources for this week's show include: "Self to Lose, Self to Find" by Marilyn Vancil "Virtues" by Beth McCord of Your Enneagram Coach https://www.theenneagramjourney.org/ podcast #89 with Russ Hudson Verses in today's show include: Deut. 31:8, 2 Tim. 1:7, 2 Cor. 12:9, Rom. 8:37-39, Mark 8:36

Even though fall technically starts Sept. 22 this year, I am officially pretending it's already here. And so are a lot of other people I know. This week Scharlee and Emily explore what Vices and Virtues are and how they relate to the Enneagram. Understanding these key components of each type can help increase our self-awareness and therefore may help us be more able to move away from our vices and into our virtues. Sources for this week's show include: "Self to Lose, Self to Find" by Marilyn Vancil "Virtues" by Beth McCord of Your Enneagram Coach https://www.theenneagramjourney.org/ podcast #89 with Russ Hudson Verses in today's show include: James 1:22

In this episode Scharlee and Emily explain Instinctual Subtypes and how they just add another layer of diversity to each Enneagram number.

In this episode Scharlee and Emily are back together and discuss some applications about grief. They talk about their own experiences with grief, how their enneagram numbers played a role in that, and how to move forward without moving on.

In today's show Scharlee and Emily discuss enneagram 7s a.k.a. The Entertaining Optimist. 7s are fun and optimistic and love to drink life the dregs. Listen and learn more about 7s. The verses in this episode are Phil. 4:19 and 2 Peter 1:3 Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Websites mentioned are: tandem.coach and Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment

In today's show Scharlee and Emily discuss enneagram 6s a.k.a. The Loyal Guardian. 6s are loyal and able to see things from just about every angle, which is their blessing and their curse. Learn more as we discuss Emily's enneagram number. The verses in this episode are Proverbs 3:5-6, Psalm 23, and Romans 8:28 Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Websites mentioned are: tandem.coach and Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment

In today's show Scharlee and Emily discuss enneagram 5s a.k.a. The Investigative Thinker. 5s are observant and contemplative and because of this, they need regular alone time. Listen to find our more as we discuss 5s. The verses in this episode are Philippians 4:19 and Psalms 50:9-14. Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Websites mentioned are: tandem.coach and Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment

In today's show Scharlee and Emily discuss enneagram 4s a.k.a. The Romantic Individualist. Fours like to stand out from a crowd, but also long to fit in. They also experience very deep feelings. Listen in and find out more about how to love our fours well! The verse in this episode is Luke 12:7. Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Websites mentioned are: tandem.coach and Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment

It can be hard to determine your Enneagram type by taking a test. People can be mistyped because tests are only 75%-85% accurate. Listen as Scharlee and Emily discuss how you can determine your type without a test and why it's so easy to be mistyped. Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord, That Sounds Fun Podcast by Annie F. Downs Ep. EnneaSummer2019: Q&A with Seth Abrams Websites mentioned are: tandem.coach and Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment

In today's show Scharlee and Emily discuss enneagram 3s a.k.a. The Successful Achievers. With their propensity to achieve they can look like the epitome of the American dream, but we'll look at what motivates all that hard work and success. The verse in this episode is John 15:5. Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Websites mentioned are: tandem.coach and Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment

Scharlee and Emily discuss enneagram 2s and how one of the most commonly mistyped numbers is the 2. We discuss some similarities and differences with other numbers and how 2s have a superpower. Verses from today's show are Romans 5:6-8 Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Websites mentioned are: tandem.coach and Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment

In this episode Scharlee and Emily discuss the 1s a.k.a. The Moral Perfectionist/The Improver. Find out why you or someone you love may always seem to see what needs fixing or improving rather than how good things already are. Verses from today's show are Ephesians 2:8-10 Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Websites mentioned are: Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment and tandem.coach

In today's episode Scharlee and Emily discuss 9s a.k.a. "The Peaceful Mediator"s. Scharlee gets uncomfortable talking about herself, but reveals that she actually is a Vulcan from Star Trek. The verse in today's episode is Romans 5:8. Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Websites mentioned are: Scharlee's linked enneagram assessment and tandem.coach

In this episode Scharlee and Emily kick off discussing each number by starting with the 8s a.k.a. The Protective Challenger. Listen to discover more about 8s and why people may find them intimidating sometimes. Resources for this episode include: "The Road Back to You" by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile, "The Path Between Us" by Suzanne Stabile, and "Discovering You Enneagram Workbook" by Beth McCord Verses from this episode are: Psalms 46:1, and Ephesians 1:18-20 Websites mentioned are: 9types.com and tandem.coach

In this episode Emily and Scharlee talk through the origins and history of the enneagram. Verses from the show include: Romans 3:23 and 2 Corinthians 5:17 Enneagram History resources are: The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson Discovering Your Personality Type by Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson Self to Lose Self to Find by Marilyn Vancil To sign up for a coaching session with Scharlee visit tandem.coach and click on the "book appointment" button.

Emily and Scharlee talk through how enneagram types 5-9 are responding during the pandemic and provide Biblical encouragement for each type. Scripture references from this show include: Psalm 37:7, Romans 8:38-39, Jeremiah 29:11, 2 Corinthians 12:9, Psalm 28:7, Matthew 11:28 Don't forget to visit tandem.coach to sign up for your free 30 minute coaching session with Scharlee and any hour long coaching session for only $19 as long as you sign up before May 14.

Emily and Scharlee talk through how enneagram types 1-4 are responding during the pandemic and provide Biblical encouragement for each type. Scripture references from this show include: 2. Corinthians 12:9 Isaiah 41:10 Romans 8:28 Proverbs 19:21 Psalms 94:19 Genesis 1:27 Luke 12:7 Psalm 24:1 John 16:33 Don't forget to visit tandem.coach to sign up for your free 30 minute coaching session with Scharlee and any hour long coaching session for only $19.

Welcome to the Uniquely You Podcast! In this first episode we: Introduce co-hosts Scharlee and Emily Talk about the background and purpose of this podcast Talk briefly about why we're looking at the enneagram this season The Scriptures we mention in the show are: Psalms 139:13-16 Philippians 1:6 Hebrews 3:13 The websites we mention are: jesuscares.com 9types.com tandem.coach Finally, you can contact us by following us on instagram @uniquelyyoupodcast or emailing us at uniquelyyoupodcast@gmail.com. Thanks for listening! We hope you enjoy the show!