Whether
in the family, school, workplace, and even among close friends,
FAVORITISM HURTS. The only time you will not feel the hurt is when you
are among the favored ones. The Apostle James (2:1-8), in his epistle,
warns us (especially those in AUTHORITY) to avoid the foolishness of
favoritism, lest we fall into the trap of sinful judgment and evil
thoughts. To
be in authority is a responsibility. It is not an exclusive right to
play God to any one. Take
advantage of every opportunity, but never take advantage of people. To be in authority is all about helping and
developing people to move up the spectrum in the context of fair play. A
person in authority is a person ready to make sacrifices for all, not
just for a selected few.
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