> Practical Family Living

Whether it is in our family, church, or work place, we all know people who are difficult to be around. They usually cannot read social cues nor are unaware of how they come across to others. They tend to trample across boundaries, stomp on feelings, and take advantage of others. When dealing with difficult people, our natural tendency is to point the finger and find someone to sympathize with us, and someone to agree with us on how difficult person is. So how do we deal with difficult people? How does The Lord want us to respond? We need to remember that we were all made in God's image, and we are all God's children. Although, we all have our weaknesses, we are all equal in His sight.