A.W. Tozer addresses the pervasive issue of favoritism within Christian communities, highlighting the danger of preferential treatment towards the well-known and affluent while neglecting the less fortunate and obscure. He emphasizes that this behavior often occurs without malicious intent, yet it perpetuates inequality and injustice. Tozer calls for self-reflection and humility, acknowledging that many, including himself, have participated in this sin. He warns that such favoritism is an iniquity that will face judgment, urging believers to extend love and hospitality to all, regardless of status.