As a parent of multiple children, you should never promise your kids that you’ll always be fair. It’s impossible.
You will be unfair. It’s just like grace – grace is unfair too. Just do your best to spread the unfairness around equally.
As a parent of multiple children, you should never promise your kids that you’ll always be fair. It’s impossible.
You will be unfair. It’s just like grace – grace is unfair too. Just do your best to spread the unfairness around equally.
nosy
Is this coming from a real-world scenario? 🙂
/nosy
Hey Quaid
You’re not being nosy. And, no, this was not based on any specific real-world scenario. It’s just something that crossed my mind. I was thinking about grace, actually . . .
As a parent of multiple kids, it is impossible to be fair. So it’s good not to promise that. But rather than making it a negative, it’s a positive. It means that you will, from time to time, bless one of your children specially. It’s good to do that (take them out on a “daddy-date”, bring them home a surprise, etc) – it’s not fair, but as long as you do your best to spread the “positive unfairness” around evenly, it’s cool
And it helps us learn about grace . . . 🙂
Thank God, He is not fair!