A man was on a bus.
When the bus stopped a father with four children got on. The children were very unruly. They wouldn't sit still; they kept changing seats and were fighting.
The father was sitting next to a man, who was getting annoyed by the minute, thinking, "Why doesn't the father say something to control his children?"
He couldn't take it anymore and said to the father, "Your children are out of control. Why don't you do something?"
"Yes" the father replied, "I suppose I should. But you see we have just come from the hospital. Their mother died this morning, and they don't know how to handle it, and nor do I."......(OUCH!)
How we long for fair treatment from others, but do we give it?
When the bus stopped a father with four children got on. The children were very unruly. They wouldn't sit still; they kept changing seats and were fighting.
The father was sitting next to a man, who was getting annoyed by the minute, thinking, "Why doesn't the father say something to control his children?"
He couldn't take it anymore and said to the father, "Your children are out of control. Why don't you do something?"
"Yes" the father replied, "I suppose I should. But you see we have just come from the hospital. Their mother died this morning, and they don't know how to handle it, and nor do I."......(OUCH!)
So often, our judgment calls are based on outward appearances. We make them on our limited experience.
God on the other hand looks at the person's heart.
John 7;24 says this "Stop judging by mere appearances, and make a right judgment."
And Isaiah 11;3 has this to say about Christ, "He will not judge by the way things look. He will not judge by what people say."
God on the other hand looks at the person's heart.
John 7;24 says this "Stop judging by mere appearances, and make a right judgment."
And Isaiah 11;3 has this to say about Christ, "He will not judge by the way things look. He will not judge by what people say."
How we long for fair treatment from others, but do we give it?