How to Deal with Difficult People (RELAX) | Worship Service | Trey Pruitt | May 24th, 2026

In this week’s message, “How to Deal with Difficult People,” Trey teaches from Psalm 37:1–11 and walks through a practical acrostic: RELAX.When people hurt us, oppose us, misunderstand us, or seem to get away with wrong, our natural response is often anger, defensiveness, or trying to get even. But David, writing as an old man who had faced betrayal, injustice, and opposition throughout his life, gives us a better way.Psalm 37 reminds us to respond in faith instead of reaction, trust God to take care of us, let go of what we cannot control, address our emotions before they control us, and remember that evil does not last forever.This message is for anyone dealing with difficult people, unfair situations, unresolved anger, or the temptation to take matters into their own hands. God sees what others do not, and He knows how to prepare a table even in the presence of our enemies.