God cares about our response to the difficult people in our lives.
We can’t control how others respond, but we can do our best to live at peace with them.
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This one just stood out to me the other day too. Great minds run with God’s mind
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I am a firm believer in the fact that a difficult situation will keep presenting itself until we learn how to deal with it, or the person involved. Great post.
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Me too! One of my pastors called it going around the mountain, until you learn the lesson.
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