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Showing Mercy to Your Family — Part 2

4/21/202622 min

How do you deal with difficult or demanding people? Listen to this message by Pastor Rick as he teaches you how to respond to those closest to you with God's love and mercy.

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  1. Speaker 00:00

    [upbeat music] Hello, and thanks for joining us today on Pastor Rick's Daily Hope. This is the Bible teaching ministry of Rick Warren. And today we are continuing in a series called The Miracle of Mercy. Rick will show us how God's mercy can lift your guilt, heal your wounds, and transform the way you live. And next is part two of a message called Showing Mercy to Your Family.

  2. Rick Warren· Host0:26

    Now, in every family, we have what I call VDPs. Now, when I talk about family, I'm not just talking about a mom and dad and kids, a, a nuclear family. I'm talking about your brothers, your sisters, your moms, your dads, your aunts, your uncles. Everybody has an extended family, and in that extended family, you have some VDPs, which I call very draining people. [laughs] Now, don't look at them right now, but you know who they are. [laughs] Okay? Uh, there are difficult people. Uh, a- and difficult people are hard to work with. They're irresponsible. Uh, they're immature. They are demanding people. They're pushy. They are, they are... They're self-centered. They always want everything their way. They're aggressive. They're often rude. Uh, difficult people, demanding people. There are, um, destructive people. There are people who are abusive, uh, in, in relationships, and they hurt everybody, and they're manipulative. And then there are disappointing people, and those are people in your family who break their promise, and they tell you they'll do something, they don't. And sometimes they're disloyal and, and, and

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