Biblical Answer

Loving difficult people can be a challenging task, but it is an essential part of demonstrating God's love to them. When interacting with difficult people, it is crucial to be consistent in our actions and words, even when it's hard. This means following through on consequences and being firm in our boundaries. However, it's equally important to be compassionate and understanding, listening to them, and offering words of hope and mercy.

To love difficult people well, we must first accept them instead of disapproving of them. This means giving them our attention, our time, and our love, even when they're being unlovable. We can do this by greeting them warmly, praying for them, listening to them actively, and touching them with kindness. If we stumble in our interactions with them, we should ask for forgiveness from God and others and ask for their prayers to help us love them better.

Ultimately, loving difficult people requires a deep understanding of God's love for us, even when we're being disobedient. We must remind them of their worth and value as God's children, and that there is always another chance to try again. We can do this by speaking truthfully and gently, and by being willing to offer counsel and guidance when needed. By doing so, we can show them the love and compassion of God, even in the midst of their difficulties. This is not an easy task, but it is a crucial part of demonstrating God's love to those who need it most.