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One of the most meaningful and challenging aspects of being a pastor is getting to sit with people who are going through a difficult season. More often than not, people’s struggles have to do with a difficult person in their lives: a coworker, a family member, a spouse. Someone that has hurt them deeply and they want to know how to navigate through that relationship.

So, what does Scripture say about responding to difficult people? We’re in Romans 12:17-21, the part of the letter where Paul instructs us on issues like revenge and peace.

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Have you ever wished that God would just tell you what’s going to happen in your life so that you could be ready? Maybe a multi-media presentation that you could save on your phone so that you could refer to it from time to time? Of course, we usually just want to know what good things are going to happen. The bad stuff might be too scary.

We’re in Genesis 41:1-40, the part of Joseph’s story where it finally gets really good. I was thinking about his life, and how God showed him what would happen through those dreams that he shared with his brothers when he was a teenager. I wonder what would have happened if God had revealed the hard parts of his life instead.

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Being misunderstood is one of the most frustrating experiences in life. You think you’ve been clear or that you’ve done something good and some people don’t understand while others may even get mad about it. All of us have experienced that. Even Jesus wasn’t exempted from accusations and misunderstandings well before the events of the cross. We’re in Matthew 12:22-37, the part of the story where Jesus calls the Pharisees a “brood of vipers” amongst other things.

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