Hope's Crossing
Jesus said that loving our neighbor as ourselves is the second most important priority in His Kingdom, trumped only by the importance of loving God. Yet loving your neighbor can be very difficult when that “neighbor” is an abusive family member, a former spouse, an out of control teen, or a dark specter from your past that you try to forget but can’t.
Hope’s Crossing shows you how to love difficult people in a way that pleases Christ, protects yourself and brings healing to past wounds. Difficult relationships are nothing new, Jesus had them, the apostle Paul had them, and you will have them. The real question is what are you going to do with them?
- Some suffer in silence trying to ignore their hurtful relationships and painful memories, hoping that their offenders will change and their pain will go away.
- Others turn on themselves, hating what they see in the mirror, and wondering how anyone could love them when they hate themselves so deeply.
- Still others elect to fight fire with fire, becoming controlling, abusive and disrespectful, filleting their offenders with a sharp tongue, and then withdraw in loneliness and guilt.
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