Hard to imagine, but it’s interesting to think that even the most vile, unsightly, and wretched creature we could call a human being now could one day be a being of such power and magnificence, that if we were to see it today, we would be compelled to fall down and worship it. The offer of grace and forgiveness is extended to the whole world. Everyone, despite their background, can be given mercy and a place in the kingdom if they confess and repent (turn away from sin). When looking at these people, try not to forget that at the end of the day, they are human beings who are lost in the delusion of sin. Without the blood of Christ covering your debts, you are just as wretched and filthy in the eyes of God as they are. God doesn’t judge on a bell curve, you are either spotless or doomed for destruction. Even so much as telling a small lie puts you in the same boat as someone who eats babies. Just as He forgives us who turn to Him, we are to forgive those who persecute us and strive to wake them up to the Truth so they can come back home. Recall the parable of the king and the servant. When dealing with difficult people like in the video, I try to look past the immediate behavior and situation and remind myself that one day, this person could be in heaven with me thanking me for not giving up on them. In the same way God doesn’t give up on you, you shouldn’t give up on others. This way of thinking is very useful in keeping detached from others bad behavior.