The Bible is full of people who have learned from God how to be friends that understand, connect with, admire, challenge, and love each other.
If you, like me, have a difficult time not going it alone, then you’ve come to the right place.
Though Zacchaeus came with baggage, Jesus’ decision to love anyway completely changed Zacchaeus’ life for the better.
When we learn to make God a personal friend, he will become real to us, and in doing so teach us how to become a “true friend” to others.
How I learned that truth is my friend, not my enemy.
If we want to make listening and learning one of our strengths, we need to identify how we currently listen to others.
The Bible defines humility as getting beyond ourselves and instead securing our neighbors’ interests first.
The first disciples demonstrated exceptional loyalty to God, which translated to a strong sense of togetherness.
A good friend can make just about any situation better. The Book of Proverbs gives us a blueprint for how to be that good friend.
God created each of us to be original, with unique talents, personalities, backgrounds, strengths, and weaknesses.
Being together is essential for our faith to grow and relationships to thrive. By examining these bible verses on togetherness, we can learn to build not only our faith but also the faith of others despite being physically apart.
Looking at two key areas in my life that stop me from being motivated to build relationships: pride and insecurity.