What does a first-century Pharisee have to do with your blind spots? More than you'd think.

In this episode, Melody kicks off The Jesus Series, unpacking the parables of Jesus through a psychological lens. We're in Luke 18:9-14, unpacking the ways we see, and don't see ourselves. And one invitation to let God hold the mirror.

Take the Johari Window test:

https://kevan.org/johari

https://johariwindow.net/en

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Scripture taken from The Passion Translation®. Luke 18:9-14.

The Johari Window model: Luft, J. & Ingham, H. (1955).

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Have you ever said something off, snapped at someone you cared about, or spiraled into self-criticism and couldn't figure out why? In this first episode of The Steady, Melody unpacks what's really happening when our emotions get the best of us: it usually starts with an unmet need. Drawing from Maslow's hierarchy and real moments from her own life, Melody walks through what emotional regulation actually looks like in the middle of an ordinary, overwhelming day. The takeaway? You don't need to be perfect. You need to acknowledge what you need.

Background Music provided by Chillhop Music

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