How do you handle unfairness? Do you retaliate, grumble or wage imaginary arguments with your “oppressor”? I know I sometimes do. I find myself chafing at God’s instruction: “Be patient, brethren, until the coming of the Lord,” James 5:7(NKJV). God’s longsuffering heart, and His readiness to forgive the unjust, are to be mirrored by His children. To be patient with people who treat us unfairly is to bear the family resemblance. In this message, we’ll once again be challenged in our study of James as we consider, “That’s not fair! Doing what’s right when we’re wronged.”
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Steve Massey is the pastor of Hayden Bible Church of Hayden, Idaho. He also writes about matters of faith for The Spokesman-Review of Spokane, Wash., where he previously worked as an editor and reporter. He and his wife, Pam, have two grown children, Jake and Sarah.
