In “How to Deal With Difficult People,” Pastor Joshua teaches from David’s life that God will use difficult relationships to develop what He placed inside of you. From being overlooked by Jesse and misjudged by Eliab to disrespected by Goliath, threatened by Saul, and corrected by Nathan, David had to learn how to remain himself under pressure. The message challenges believers to recognize offense as bait, develop the maturity to love difficult people, and refuse to let someone else’s dysfunction change their character. You cannot control who God allows into your story, but you can control who you become because they’re in it.

5 Key Takeaways:

1. Maturity is learning how to remain yourself when you’re at your worst.
2. Offense is bait designed to make you bite before you see the hook.
3. Some difficult people are actually developing something necessary in you.
4. You cannot control who enters your story, but you can control who you become because they’re in it.
5. Offense is not avoidable, but it is treatable.

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