Dealing with difficult people is a universal challenge that requires a biblical approach rather than worldly solutions. We must first distinguish between difficult people who make life hard and dangerous people who make life unsafe. Moses provides an example of leading complainers with patience and intercession. Paul's blueprint in Colossians 3 offers three key steps: pray for Holy Spirit power to develop compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience; learn to bear with one another by enduring and tolerating challenging relationships; and extend grace by remembering how much we have been forgiven. This approach transforms our perspective and enables us to respond with Christ-like love rather than self-protection.