I'm a conservative Christian preacher and an INTP. A few years ago I preached a sermon series on the cognitive functions, though I never actually called them out as such (which I figured could have been a stumbling block to some). The main theme was that since we are made in God's image, we are able to find aspects of all the functions perfected in Him. For me, I really struggle with Fi (my wife is an ISFP, so your content helps me understand her more), so if I can appreciate the authenticity and powerful emotions that are part of God's nature, I can appreciate it in those He created according to His purpose. This will hopefully lead to less conflict in churches and families over inconsequential things.
I'm also an INTP who was involved in astrology before I found mbti, the safer alternative. Doesn't god object to the notion that we are all individual beings with individual personalities (deny the self and follow Jesus), therefore would discourage things like mbti, had it been available then?
Hi, thanks for making all of your videos; I really enjoy them. I have a good ISFP friend, and I think she has a lot of potential. I am doing my best to support and encourage her. I am wondering, from your perspective, what is the best way to help an ISFP get passed self insecurities? Thanks.
I really think life experience is the best teacher and coach in that respect. I don’t know that you can help a person overcome insecurities. But you can help a person go out and live life. And life will help a person see her worth.
I'm a Christian and no it's not type correlated God just happened to save a wretch like me. But yes we are wired for sure. I'm fearfully and wonderfully made as an Fi hero.
I'm a conservative Christian preacher and an INTP. A few years ago I preached a sermon series on the cognitive functions, though I never actually called them out as such (which I figured could have been a stumbling block to some). The main theme was that since we are made in God's image, we are able to find aspects of all the functions perfected in Him.
For me, I really struggle with Fi (my wife is an ISFP, so your content helps me understand her more), so if I can appreciate the authenticity and powerful emotions that are part of God's nature, I can appreciate it in those He created according to His purpose. This will hopefully lead to less conflict in churches and families over inconsequential things.
Excellent thoughts
I'm also an INTP who was involved in astrology before I found mbti, the safer alternative. Doesn't god object to the notion that we are all individual beings with individual personalities (deny the self and follow Jesus), therefore would discourage things like mbti, had it been available then?
I'm a Christian and ISFP . I don't consider it religion. Ironically, mbti can be a religion for some.
I could see that. Thanks for watching
Hi, thanks for making all of your videos; I really enjoy them. I have a good ISFP friend, and I think she has a lot of potential. I am doing my best to support and encourage her. I am wondering, from your perspective, what is the best way to help an ISFP get passed self insecurities? Thanks.
I really think life experience is the best teacher and coach in that respect. I don’t know that you can help a person overcome insecurities. But you can help a person go out and live life. And life will help a person see her worth.
@@myisfpjourney7813 OK，that's wise advice, thank you!
I'm a Christian and no it's not type correlated God just happened to save a wretch like me. But yes we are wired for sure. I'm fearfully and wonderfully made as an Fi hero.