Loving People Who Are Hard to Love: Transforming Your World by Learning to Love Unconditionally

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We are all wounded and have issues of some sort or another, but we all have different ways of reacting, healing, and treating others. This book is loaded with practical steps and spiritual truths that will aid readers in their pursuit to love themselves, their families, their communities and the rest of the world the way Jesus does. One of the things we can do is pray for them, if possible help them if they need help and forgive them with our whole heart and even love, not necessarily feeling love but loving them as fellow human beings who might have problems of their own. You wont be disappointed reading this book and may find yourselves re-reading to refresh yourselves in these biblical truths. 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.

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. The world is facing a crisis of a lack of love and it’s filled with hatred, violence, we have no peace, no love, and angry is more present more now than ever before. With God’s help, you can turn frustrating interactions into pleasant ones and bring peace that puts out the fires of strife when arguments flare.However, the Bible commands us to love our enemies and forgive those who have wronged us, even when it feels impossible. I’d recommend taking this book alongside with you as you are struggling with loving someone who is hard to love, because a lot of her points made perfect sense to me as someone who’s been struggling with this for years.

Joyce has authored more than 100 books, which have been translated into more than 100 languages and over 65 million of her books have been distributed worldwide. Some thought provoking highlights from the book include being reminded that Jesus considers how we treat others as how we treat Him. This is more than likely the very reason in the back of the book, she enclosed scriptures to assist readers in dealing with offenses and finding true freedom. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. 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.She also provides practical strategies for how to respond to difficult people in a way that is both loving and respectful. 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. My favorite thing about this book was the heavy emphasis she put on loving people and becoming peacemakers in society. Joyce holds conferences across the United States, and her Enjoying Everyday Life program is broadcast on TV, radio and online to millions in over 100 languages.