Do You Love Your Friends Enough to Hurt Them?
A true test of friendship is whether you are willing to rebuke and admonish your friends. This article discusses this reality, taking its direction from Proverbs 27:5-6.
A true test of friendship is whether you are willing to rebuke and admonish your friends. This article discusses this reality, taking its direction from Proverbs 27:5-6.
A covenant is a bond of friendship and love. This article shows that it is such a covenant in which Adam was created to live.
This article explores and encourages the gift of friendship.
This article describes the covenant relationship between God and Adam in Genesis 1 in terms of friendship. It makes an argument against the covenant of works.
This article reflects on the understanding of a call to be a theologian. The author uses the book of Jeremiah as a resource for this reflection on a theological vocation and the role of friendship in such a calling.
How can you tell if you have true friends? How can you tell if your friendship to others is true? This article answers.
The desire for true friendship can only be satisfied in friendship with God. God is a personal, perfect and permanent friend.
Jesus is described as a friend to believers. This relationship of friendship involves fellowship, communication, obedience, and holiness.
This article explores the friendship Christians have with Jesus by pointing to Jesus as a Friend who has an infinite understanding of the Christian's situation, who will never forsake His friends, has the power to save and is faithful to His covenant.