How to Love Difficult People Like Jesus Did
Let’s face it—we all have difficult people in our lives. Whether it’s a coworker who pushes your buttons, a family member who just doesn’t get you, or even someone in your church who’s hard to love, Jesus gave us clear instructions: love them anyway.
In this week’s message, How to Love Difficult People Like Jesus Did, we turn to Luke 6. In this passage we discover what Jesus had to say about judgment, forgiveness, and the way we treat others. This isn’t just about tolerating people. It’s about loving them with the same grace and patience that God extends to us.
When Jesus said, “Judge not, and you shall not be judged. Forgive, and you will be forgiven,” He was teaching us a deeper way to live. A way that chooses compassion over criticism, mercy over judgment, and grace over grudges.
This sermon challenges us to take an honest look at how we see people—especially the ones who get under our skin. We explore how spiritual blind spots can distort our perspective. Jesus calls us to clean the window before we try to fix someone else’s view.
If you’ve been wondering how to love difficult people and still hold onto your peace and joy, this message is for you. It’s a powerful reminder that we can’t truly love like Jesus until we see people like Jesus sees them.
💬 Watch, listen, or read now and let God’s Word reshape the way you relate to others. Because loving difficult people isn’t just possible—it’s part of your calling.
