Favoritism (Dys)functions
Favoritism can be easy to justify. We naturally connect more with certain people, relate more easily to some than others, and over time, those preferences can quietly shape how we treat them. But when preference turns into partiality, the damage runs deep. In Genesis 37, Jacob openly favors Joseph, creating a family dynamic marked by jealousy, resentment, and division. What may have seemed like harmless preference becomes a spark for betrayal and violence. We may not see it as obvious, but we can fall into similar patterns—showing partiality in our families, our workplaces, or even our…
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