PERFECT FRIENDSHIPS FOR IMPERFECT PEOPLE

It’s not easy. When you step off the playground, out of the classroom, and into the world of career and family, friendships are harder to define, develop, and maintain. What do healthy adult friendships look like? How can you be a better friend? And is it possible for imperfect friendships to glorify God?

These are the questions that boggled my mind and burdened my heart. And when I went to God with them, He gave me answers. He used the friendships in my life and truths from His word to teach me a lot about this complex topic of friendship. Now I’m sharing the results of those lessons with you! I pray that it will bless you as you navigate the relationships in your life. These pages are filled with laughter, tears, jealousy, betrayal, joy, loss, hope – and everything else that goes along with this topic.

You’ll find answers to tough questions and insights to guide you on the winding road of friendship. Scripture, testimonies, and practical applications help you discover how to establish and maintain biblical friendships and how they can bring glory to God.

  • Learn what the Bible says about friendship
  • Discover how to be a better friend
  • Learn how to glorify God in friendships
  • Discover how to be a friend of God

Special features:

Friendship Quiz “Which Bible Friend Are You?” – Are you a Jonathan? A Ruth? Take the assessment to find out which biblical friend you most resemble and how this affects your relationships.

Chew & Do – Dig into a different aspect of friendship with each chapter, then use the Chew & Do sections for personal reflection, discussion, and immediate life application.

Small Group or individual study – 13 brief chapters are ideal for a quarter-long study for women’s, men’s or mixed adult groups.

What is biblical friendship?

Discover the answer.

Published by knenn11

Author and Freelance Writer Striving to glorify God in all I do.

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