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We all do it. We size up a room, drift toward certain people, and quietly decide who’s worth our time. It feels normal. It might even feel harmless.
But what if favoritism isn’t just a social habit — what if it’s actually a statement about someone’s worth?This week we’re in James 2:1-13, and James has some pointed words for anyone who’s ever played favorites — which is all of us.
Mercy sees the value in others that favoritism steals.
I serve as the High School Pastor at Decatur City Church in Decatur, GA — part of the North Point Ministries family. Want to connect or follow along with the series? Links below.
https://forms.gle/1RXFYDLjFpNJzVwp9
https://www.youtube.com/@DecaturCityInsideOut
By Justin KillillayWe all do it. We size up a room, drift toward certain people, and quietly decide who’s worth our time. It feels normal. It might even feel harmless.
But what if favoritism isn’t just a social habit — what if it’s actually a statement about someone’s worth?This week we’re in James 2:1-13, and James has some pointed words for anyone who’s ever played favorites — which is all of us.
Mercy sees the value in others that favoritism steals.
I serve as the High School Pastor at Decatur City Church in Decatur, GA — part of the North Point Ministries family. Want to connect or follow along with the series? Links below.
https://forms.gle/1RXFYDLjFpNJzVwp9
https://www.youtube.com/@DecaturCityInsideOut