Sometimes it's really difficult.

Sometimes showing love is him asking us to do something really hard and uncomfortable.

And it may not go well, but what is our motive and our posture and doing it?

Hey everyone.

Welcome to Joyce Myers Talk It Out podcast.

It is the last Tuesday of February. And so we cannot let this

month of love go without talking about the big love, the greatest love of all, and really the one

most worth talking about. And that is the love of Jesus. So we are going to dig into a Bible study today.

We invite you to come along. We're digging into God's Word, and we're looking at the way Jesus

loved people, and we can learn so much from it. But we're not going to keep it real surfacy.

We're also going to say, wow, this is really hard. So we just need help.

So Aaron and I and our friend Kim Poe, we love having Kim with us. So grateful to be back,

thank. We love having you. If we didn't, we wouldn't invite you. She said we're going to

talk about hard stuff. Fortunately, that's not the part. Tell me how you feel here. Well, we've learned to love like Jesus does, so you are very welcome.

We love you no matter what.

No, but I think it's so important, you know, with every Bible study, that we don't just study it,

read it, and move on.

Let's be real and talk about how hard this is. So here's an example. We have a social

media comment from Hannah Banna who says, honestly, loving like Jesus can feel impossible at times.

I love her honesty. How do you show compassion to people who have wronged you

who are so difficult to love sometimes? And, you know, I think about that. And I'm like, of course Jesus

was wonderful with people. He was the son of God. You know, he had a whole lot of help, you know.

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