I realised that when our love for Christ is spread abroad in us; we wouldn't be difficult loving others. It is a long and sometimes difficult process but it brings us closer to Christ and the way He who had no sin, came down and removed all our sins. I have read a lot of Joyce’s books this one the title in particular got me because I know a lot of people who are hard to love including myself.

Have patience, it may take a long time to get a break through with a difficult person, it may never happen. Her book Battlefield of the Mind has been a perennial bestseller, teaching people how to win the war in their minds and "think about what they think about. This book is worth listening to for anyone who is already a believing Christian and wants to improve their Christian love walk and discipleship.Maybe it’s an unfriendly coworker, a nosy neighbor, someone in your family, or an ex-husband or ex-wife. I found this to be such a great reminder about how there are so many things we can experience that steals our joy and how we should keep God's Word close, to retain that peace within us. I bought the study guide as well and let me tell you it definitely helped me heal wounds,current and old ones. But we are not responsible for how others act, however, we are responsible for our actions, and that will bring us happiness. Pray the Lord will help them get to the root of their problems and realize when they’re hurting other people.

The truth is, we’re never going to be able to prevent people from saying or doing things that hurt our feelings. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. It enhances my personal relationship with God in a way that this book provides an excellent tool for my continuingly training of my Inward Spiritual Being. Loving People Who Are Hard to Love" by Joyce Meyer is a powerful and thought-provoking book that offers practical guidance and biblical wisdom on how to love those who are difficult to love.Overall, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to improve their relationships with difficult people in their lives.

My favorite thing about this book was the heavy emphasis she put on loving people and becoming peacemakers in society. Christians can make a difference in the world and that includes learning how to love people we think hard to love. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Through personal anecdotes and biblical references, Meyer encourages readers to look beyond the surface and see the value and worth in all people, regardless of how they may treat us. As we humble ourselves and ask the Lord to change us, it’s amazing how it will transform our relationships and our attitude toward others.Also it remind me that not everyone of the world will choose to look at things from a love perspective they go straight to judging which leads to holding grudges and resentment. We have to be willing to see our own faults and recognize that we are undoubtedly hard to love at times.