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THE ENLIGHTENER
by Dr. Phyllis Arno
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Book Review
Flowing In the Power of Unlimited Faith By Jacqueline Coates Jacqueline Coates excels at building spiritual momentum, encouraging readers to move past fear, self-imposed boundaries, and spiritual stagnation. Rather than passive belief, she emphasizes active reliance on the Holy Spirit and offers practical guidance for prayer, faith declarations, and daily spiritual growth. She frames faith as an unlimited, active force provided by God that enables believers to overcome human

Dr. Phyllis J. Arno
3 days ago1 min read


Member Spotlight
Deborah Malaga I became a Certified Temperament Counselor through the National Christian Counselors Association (NCCA) in 2003. Throughout my years of counseling experience, I have utilized the Arno Profile System (APS) with clients during the initial stages of therapy to gain a deeper understanding of the unique way God has created and wired each individual. The APS has been an invaluable clinical and counseling resource because it provides insight into a client’s individual

Dr. Phyllis J. Arno
3 days ago3 min read


Temperament Corner September/October
By: Dr. Phyllis J. Arno Before we examine unforgiveness, we must first understand forgiveness. FORGIVENESS Forgiveness means releasing the offenses others have committed against you. Many people struggle with forgiveness because they believe it requires them to forget what happened or pretend the injustice did not occur. That is not what forgiveness means. Forgiveness is choosing peace over bitterness. It does not excuse the wrongdoing. It does not justify the behavior. Inste

Dr. Phyllis J. Arno
3 days ago4 min read


Welcome to The Enlightener!
This resource shares information about specific temperaments, book reviews, and spotlights members who are on fire in their ministries.

Mara Baran
Feb 19, 20201 min read


Book Review
Flowing In the Power of Unlimited Faith By Jacqueline Coates Jacqueline Coates excels at building spiritual momentum, encouraging readers to move past fear, self-imposed boundaries, and spiritual stagnation. Rather than passive belief, she emphasizes active reliance on the Holy Spirit and offers practical guidance for prayer, faith declarations, and daily spiritual growth. She frames faith as an unlimited, active force provided by God that enables believers to overcome human

Dr. Phyllis J. Arno
3 days ago1 min read


Member Spotlight
Deborah Malaga I became a Certified Temperament Counselor through the National Christian Counselors Association (NCCA) in 2003. Throughout my years of counseling experience, I have utilized the Arno Profile System (APS) with clients during the initial stages of therapy to gain a deeper understanding of the unique way God has created and wired each individual. The APS has been an invaluable clinical and counseling resource because it provides insight into a client’s individual

Dr. Phyllis J. Arno
3 days ago3 min read


Temperament Corner September/October
By: Dr. Phyllis J. Arno Before we examine unforgiveness, we must first understand forgiveness. FORGIVENESS Forgiveness means releasing the offenses others have committed against you. Many people struggle with forgiveness because they believe it requires them to forget what happened or pretend the injustice did not occur. That is not what forgiveness means. Forgiveness is choosing peace over bitterness. It does not excuse the wrongdoing. It does not justify the behavior. Inste

Dr. Phyllis J. Arno
3 days ago4 min read


Book Review
Click The Book For More Information Overwhelmed by the weight of worry, fear of failing, and grip of guilt? Lucado provides three biblical, practical tools to interrupt poisonous thought threads, think like Jesus, and take thoughts captive! 240 pages, hardcover.

Dr. Phyllis J. Arno
Aug 201 min read


Member Spotlight
By Dr. Laura Hart, When I was asked to write about my experience as an International Representative with the Sarasota Academy of Christian Counseling, my first thought was, “What could I possibly say that would be meaningful to someone else?” The more I thought about it, the more I realized the answer. I love teaching other prospective counselors. Teaching has been one of the ways God has shown me how to serve others. I especially enjoy teaching students who have answered Go

Dr. Phyllis J. Arno
Aug 203 min read
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