If Loving Them Feels Impossible — Maybe God Is Doing Something in You ✝️🥰

Love isn’t always easy — sometimes it becomes the classroom where God teaches us grace.


Dear loving Sister… ❤️


Can we be honest today?

Sometimes loving certain people is hard.

Not because we are bad…

Not because we don’t care…

But because the relationship has:

💔 Hurt
💔 Disappointed
💔 Exhausted
💔 Confused us

And sometimes, deep inside, we whisper:

 “God… why is loving them so difficult? Why do I have to be the one who apologizes, forgives, understands, and tries?”

If that’s you today… 
you are not weak.
You are not failing.
You are not the problem.
You are simply in a season where God is refining your love. ❤️‍🔥

1. Love Was Never Supposed to Be Just a Feeling

The world teaches love like this:

👉 If it feels good — stay.
👉 If it hurts — walk away.

But Jesus teaches differently:

“Love one another as I have loved you.”

— John 15:12

His love wasn’t based on convenience.

It wasn’t based on conditions.

It wasn’t based on how He was treated.

His love was a decision.
A commitment.
A reflection of His Father — not people’s behavior.

So if loving someone feels difficult… maybe love is shifting from an emotion to a calling.

2. Sometimes God Uses Difficult People to Grow the Fruit of the Spirit

Some people in our lives feel like:

🔸 A test
🔸 A mirror
🔸 A lesson

Not because God wants to hurt us — but because He wants to grow us.

Galatians 5:22-23 says:

“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.”

These fruits don’t grow in comfort — they grow in:

🌱 conflict
🌱 misunderstanding
🌱 waiting
🌱 forgiveness
🌱 humility

So maybe the hard-to-love person isn’t your burden… maybe they are the soil where God is cultivating your spiritual maturity. 🌿✨

3. Loving Them Doesn’t Mean You Ignore Pain

This part is important:

God never asked you to tolerate abuse, manipulation, disrespect, or emotional damage.

Love has boundaries.
Love can say “no.”
Love can step back.
Love can heal in wisdom.

But even with distance…
even with silence…
even with boundaries…

your heart can still remain tender. 💕

Because love is not weakness — love is evidence that Jesus lives in you. (1 John 4:12)


4. Love Changes You First — Then Others

We often pray:

“Lord, change them.”

But sometimes God is whispering:

“Daughter, let Me change you first.”

Not so you become silent…
Not so you become small…
Not so you tolerate injustice…

But so your heart reflects HIM, not hurt.

Sometimes the miracle isn’t:

✨ Them becoming loving but
✨ You learning to love with freedom and grace

Because love doesn’t always fix people —
but it always transforms the one who gives it.

PERSONAL REFLECTION:

There was a season I struggled to love someone close to me.

Every conversation felt like walking on glass.

Every interaction triggered old hurt.

Every attempt to love felt one-sided.

I asked God, “Why me? Why should I be the one to keep trying?”

And very gently… in prayer… I felt Him whisper:

“Because you know Me.
Because you have My Spirit.
Because I am doing something in you.”

I cried — not because it hurt — but because it made sense.

Love wasn’t just something I was giving…
it was something God was teaching me.

5. You Don’t Have to Love Alone

You don’t have to force love from an empty heart.

You don’t have to pretend.

You don’t have to be strong by yourself.

Jesus doesn’t just command love, He supplies it.

When your love runs out… His begins. 💛

When patience ends… His continues.

When forgiveness feels impossible… He whispers:

“Let Me love them through you.”


Bible Verse:

“We love because He first loved us.”

— 1 John 4:19

Not because they deserve it.

Not because we feel like it.

But because He loved us when we were hard to love too. 💗

A Short Prayer for you:

Dear Jesus,

Help me love with Your heart, not mine
.
Heal the places that hurt.

Soften the places that became hard.

Teach me to love gently, wisely, and faithfully.

And when love feels impossible — love through me.

Amen.


Sis… if this tugged your heart, it’s because love is your calling — not your burden.

You’re not failing.
You’re growing.
And God is proud of you.

💬 Comment “Lord, teach me to love”
and share this with someone who needs this encouragement today. 💛



With love,
Anisha.

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