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. 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. I personally believe that showing loving to someone who doesn’t deserve or expect it is absolutely one of the most powerful things we can do.

I bought the study guide as well and let me tell you it definitely helped me heal wounds,current and old ones. Joyce Meyer delivers a very thorough discussion on loving a difficult person and learning to love others unconditionally.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.

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.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. They may change for a while, but their bad behavior will eventually come back because their heart hasn’t changed. 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.

Whatever your situation may be, God wants to help you love others as He loves you—even the ones who are hardest to love. 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. Even though the two of them spent years hurting her, Joyce made the decision to help them at the end of their lives. She encouraged believers to practice loving others daily and we can use the five love languages to do so. Some thought provoking highlights from the book include being reminded that Jesus considers how we treat others as how we treat Him.Joyce shares practical principles for handling finances in ways that make it an asset, not a liability. Because whatever the Lord commands us to do, He is going to give us the power of the Holy Spirit to accomplish it—and that includes loving and being good to difficult people! We should pray that God will help people to be all He wants them to be and do all He wants them to do.

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