The Reformers are typically strong-willed and justice-oriented. They find comfort in structure, rules and order, and are willing to take a stand for what they care about. Type 1’s have a deep desire to be right and to get things right; they reflect God’s goodness. They also struggle with anger issues. The elder son in the parable of the Prodigal Son fits this description. He is the son who always did what he was supposed to do—the right thing. This son’s reaction to his father embracing the younger son who chose to rebel and dishonor the father shows us the passion that the elder son has for being good and right. The Biblical truths that Type 1’s need to pursue include learning to control their own anger and giving allowance for other’s faults and offering forgiveness to them. They also need to remember that God alone is good, and His goodness is seen through His mercy, compassion, and faithfulness.