Transforming Lives with Ps Kim

Dealing with difficult people

There are difficult people all around us. Who are difficult people? Problematic, demanding and plainly obnoxious. But we have to deal with them for one reason or the next. Either they are on your job, in your house or in community. You can’t shun them, you can’t get away from them you just have to coexist. But how do you do that? I wanna suggest 3 things that you can do.

If you have not dealt with a difficult person yet, be prepared. They are all around us. Some of us can’t evade them. How do you deal with them? Here are some nuggets.

There are difficult people all around us. Who are difficult people? Problematic, demanding and plainly obnoxious. But we have to deal with them for one reason or the next. Either they are on your job, in your house or in community. You can’t shun them, you can’t get away from them you just have to coexist. But how do you deal with them?

There are difficult people all around us. Who are difficult people? Problematic, demanding and plainly obnoxious. But we have to deal with them for one reason or the next. Either they are on your job, in your house or in community. You can’t shun them, you can’t get away from them you just have to coexist. But how do you deal with them?

There are difficult people all around us. Who are difficult people? Problematic, demanding and plainly obnoxious. But we have to deal with them for one reason or the next. Either they are on your job, in your house or in community. You can’t shun them, you can’t get away from them you just have to coexist. But how do you do that?

It’s Christmas time! The most wonderful time of the year! But how many people end up in January lost because they partied all December long.

This season has been a difficult one for a lot of us. It is only fitting for us to pause and give God thanks. This year, I choose to give him thanks through worship. I wanted to share it with you.

You can’t do life by yourself, you need partnership. In Ephesians 4 vs 16, the Apostle Paul wrote, “each joint supplies.” We don’t all have everything to fufill everything we are called to do so we all need support.

A lot of people are so insecure about themselves that they enter into relationships only to gain power. Power in the sense of feeling better about themselves because someone is in need of them when truly deep down inside they are exploiting that persons weakness. There are people who even get married so they can feel some sense of power over someone to feed their own self doubt.

Pity comes from the need for attention. As children, we could have lacked that attention from our parents or older siblings and it causes you to want someone to feel sorry for you.