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Summary
In this episode, Steve reflects on two stories from the Bible that demonstrate the power of meeting people where they are and showing them love and forgiveness. The first story is about Jesus washing the feet of Judas, the disciple who would betray him. The second story is about Jesus showing compassion to a woman caught in adultery. Steve emphasizes the importance of not passing judgment and instead meeting people where they are, regardless of their past actions or circumstances.

Takeaways
Meeting people where they are and showing them love and forgiveness can have a profound impact on their lives.
We should strive to see people for who they are, not just for their past actions or circumstances.
Passing judgment on others prevents us from truly connecting with them and understanding their struggles.
By meeting people where they are, we can make a positive difference in their lives and show them the love of God.

Chapters
02:20 Introduction and Call to Action
06:04 The Turning Point in Kalila Riga's Life
09:08 Jesus Washing Judas' Feet
12:08 Jesus and the Woman Caught in Adultery
15:00 Speculating on Jesus' Actions
16:40 Breaking the Cycle of Judgment
18:23 Applying the Lessons to Leadership

Keywords
meeting people where they are, love, forgiveness, non-judgment, compassion, Bible stories

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