Life isn’t fair. We all know that. But sometimes we think it should be. Especially when we’ve floated along with no huge setbacks or problems.
And then life happens.
Not something good, like a newborn baby, but the nitty-gritty junk that comes our way just by virtue of living. Whether we live alone or in a houseful of people, life happens. Life isn’t fair.
The money you thought you had you now have to spend on emergency repairs. And now it’s taking the money you don’t have. Life isn’t fair.
The time you planned to do something specific you are now using to do something else because someone needs you. Life isn’t fair.
The response you thought you would get didn’t happen. You received a response you were not expecting. Life isn’t fair.
A natural disaster strikes your area. Life isn’t fair.
Someone you love dies. Life isn’t fair.
Life isn’t fair.
Life isn’t fair, yet a friend buys you lunch.
Life isn’t fair, although someone drops something they are doing to help you.
Life isn’t fair, but you are extended grace when your response is lacking tact.
Life isn’t fair, however your community comes together like never before.
Life isn’t fair, but heaven waits.
Life isn’t about what is fair.
Fair is relative. We see dimly and have no way of judging what is fair. Life on earth is short. Heaven is forever.
Wait. Life IS fair.
If fair means free from bias, then life is fair.
The rain falls on the just and the unjust. Life is fair.
We are all created equal. Life is fair.
The heavens declare the glory of God to everyone, all we have to do is look up. Life is fair.
“For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.” John 3:17. Life is fair.
Perspective is everything.
