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

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Thanks to Joyce Meyer, Hachette Book Group and Net Galley for giving me the opportunity of reading this spiritually uplifting book.

Even though the two of them spent years hurting her, Joyce made the decision to help them at the end of their lives. We are made up of so much more than flesh and blood and we are fighting a very real and constant battle against evil. 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.

Hand of Hope provides worldwide humanitarian outreaches such as feeding programs, medical care, orphanages, disaster response, human trafficking intervention and rehabilitation, and much more – always sharing the love and Gospel of Christ. Joyce Meyer delivers a very thorough discussion on loving a difficult person and learning to love others unconditionally. Her points were still scripture based and it didn’t detract from the argument, so not a big deal, just make sure you read with your brain engaged. 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.

The truth is, we’re never going to be able to prevent people from saying or doing things that hurt our feelings. In this companion study guide to Loving People Who Are Hard to Love, Joyce Meyer teaches us that everything the Lord asks us to do in the Bible is ultimately for our good. Overall, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to improve their relationships with difficult people in their lives. p>Read about how we’ll protect and use your data in our Privacy Notice.This book is filled with tons of sound counsel and scripture on love and peace; on how to love people who are hard to love. Nevertheless, reading it helped me realize that rather than a focus on others, the work needs to continue in me as I decide to do what is right, work to forgive others, and attempt to be more of a light rather than contribute to the darkness that is all around us. Joyce explains that we are not only doing it for them but to please and obey God and also for ourselves so we do not let all those negative feelings for people who are cruel to us to end up stealing our joy and peace in our lives. The books featured on this site are aimed primarily at readers aged 13 or above and therefore you must be 13 years or over to sign up to our newsletter.

Disclaimer: I receive complimentary books from various sources, including, publishers, publicists, authors, and/or NetGalley. 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. The author's openness, honesty, and self life examples all through the chapters makes this book unique.I also think that there are so many great reminders in this book on how to lean on God in the midst of the challenges and remain joy and peaceful in the Father. Whatever your situation may be, God wants to help you love others as He loves you—even the ones who are hardest to love. You wont be disappointed reading this book and may find yourselves re-reading to refresh yourselves in these biblical truths.

Through Joyce Meyer Ministries, Joyce teaches on a number of topics with a particular focus on how the Word of God applies to our everyday lives. That could be because of the tradition I’m from, the fact that the meaning of these verses are contended or several other factors. And, always remember, love is so much more than a 'feeling', it is being kind and treating people the way we want to be treated. We have to be willing to see our own faults and recognize that we are undoubtedly hard to love at times. I took my time reading this book, because I wanted to reference all the scriptures of the bible as I went along, I learned a lot about myself, people, and behavior.

You don’t have to live under a cloud of intimidation or dread dealing with people, whether they are acquaintances or those who are closest to you.