Faithful Counsel + Care

10/06/2026

Introducing a new series!

This episode launches a new Think Right with Dr. Wright series: Jesus and… Is Christ Enough?

We’re starting with the Enneagram.

The Enneagram has made its way into churches, Christian counseling, and spiritual formation. But where did it come from? What beliefs are behind it? And does adding Christian language make it biblical?
In this first episode, I examine the Enneagram’s origins and the bigger question that will guide this series:
Is Christ enough?

Listen to Jesus and the Enneagram wherever you listen to Think Right with Dr. Wright or right here and now!

10/05/2026

Does adding Jesus to something automatically make it Christian?

That’s one of the questions at the heart of our new "Jesus and…" series.

Christians are surrounded by tools, practices, frameworks, and ideas promising greater self-understanding, healing, transformation, or spiritual growth. Some even use Christian language. But that doesn’t remove our responsibility to examine what they actually teach and where those teachings come from.

The question isn’t simply, “Can I use this as a Christian?”

The deeper question is: Is Christ enough?

In Jesus and the Enneagram, Dr. Stacy Wright examines the Enneagram through a biblical lens and challenges us to think carefully about where we look for identity, truth, healing, and transformation.

Because adding Jesus to something doesn’t make it Christian. And Jesus doesn’t need the “and.”

🎧 Listen to the full episode of the Think Right Podcast with Dr. Stacy Wright on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

10/02/2026

Before adopting a framework, do you know where it came from?

The Enneagram has become increasingly common in conversations about personality, relationships, self-awareness, and even Christian spiritual growth. But before incorporating any spiritual or psychological framework into Christian practice, discernment requires us to look deeper.

Where did it come from?

What does it teach?

Does it agree with Scripture?

In Jesus and the Enneagram, Dr. Stacy Wright explores the development of the modern Enneagram, including figures such as George Gurdjieff, Oscar Ichazo, and Claudio Naranjo, and examines questions Christians should consider about its history and spiritual foundations.

Because discernment asks more than, “Does this seem helpful?”

It asks whether the ideas shaping our understanding of identity, growth, and transformation are consistent with the truth God has already given us.

Swipe through → to explore some of the questions raised in this episode.

🎧 Jesus and the Enneagram

Listen to the full episode of the Think Right Podcast with Dr. Stacy Wright on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

09/30/2026

What is the goal of Christian growth?

Not simply greater self-awareness.

Not becoming a more integrated version of ourselves.

Not learning to manage our tendencies more effectively.

The goal is Christlikeness.

In Jesus and the Enneagram, Dr. Stacy Wright examines how the Enneagram describes growth and asks whether that vision of transformation matches the one Scripture gives us.

🎧 Listen to the full episode of the Think Right Podcast with Dr. Stacy Wright on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

09/28/2026

What if the framework you’re using to understand yourself is actually shaping how you see yourself?

The Enneagram is often presented as a tool for self-awareness, relationships, and even spiritual growth. But as Christians, we have to ask a deeper question: Does this framework agree with what Scripture says about identity, sin, and transformation?

Your identity isn’t a number. And biblical sanctification isn’t about becoming the healthiest version of your “type.” It’s about becoming more like Christ.

In the first episode of our new “Jesus and…” series, Dr. Stacy Wright takes a closer look at the Enneagram, its origins, what it teaches, and why its growing influence in Christian spaces deserves careful discernment.

🎧 Jesus and the Enneagram

Listen to the full episode of the Think Right Podcast with Dr. Stacy Wright on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

09/24/2026

What does it really mean to “let go and let God”?

In this episode of *Think Right with Dr. Wright*, we look at why letting go isn’t passive surrender or simply trying harder not to worry. Real peace comes from trusting the character of God—and that kind of trust grows from knowing Him personally through His Word and prayer.

You can trust His character even when you don’t understand His plan.

09/21/2026

We say “let go and let God” all the time. But how do you actually do that?

Maybe the real issue is not whether you are willing to let go. Maybe it is whether you know God well enough to trust Him with what you are holding onto.

This reel comes from Episode 13: How to Let Go and Let God on Think Right with Dr. Wright.

Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Search Think Right with Dr. Wright.

09/15/2026

New on the blog: “The Rod, the Child, and the Love That Trains” — a careful look at what Scripture actually teaches about discipline, covenant love, and the meaning behind the image of the rod. Thoughtful, compassionate, and rooted in Scripture. Read more: https://wix.to/YHfXFia

• Spare the rod? What Scripture actually says about disciplineThe phrase “Spare the rod and spoil the child” has echoed through Christian homes for generations, but it is not a Bible verse. And the way it’s often used drifts far from the heart of God.Scripture’s teaching on discipline is m...

09/14/2026

What does it really mean to “let go and let God”?

It’s not just telling yourself to stop worrying. It’s learning to trust the character of God.

In this episode of Think Right with Dr. Wright, I talk about why surrender is rooted in relationship, why Scripture matters so much in learning who God is, and why trust grows as we spend time knowing Him.

If you struggle to give something to God and then keep taking it back, this episode is for you.

Listen to How to Let Go and Let God on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube.


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