The real point of life is being willing to be a friend those who need relationships.
01/30/2005 by Rubel Shelly
If we are willing, we can love the unlovable and encourage them to know Jesus.
11/17/2004 by Betty Jo Mings
A move that left Kelly missing two neighbors and their pets left a hole in heart until she realized that God had filled her life with new friends and new pets.
11/10/2004 by Kelly Breece
May God give us those special moments to tell people how special they are to us.
10/27/2004 by Kelly Breece
Sometimes our favorite places are places, but the people who make those places special!
10/12/2004 by Joey Cope
We have been brought into the circle of God's grace and we must graciously bring others in as well.
08/02/2004 by Phil Ware
Different kinds of trees fulfill different needs, just like we need different kinds of friends.
07/09/2004 by Elizabeth Price
Our offers of love and friendship enrich us and bless others.
05/27/2004 by Kelly Breece
Friends are fickle and Jesus' friends were truly fickle and faithfless, but Jesus is a faithful friend.
04/05/2004 by Phil Ware
While many images are used to describe Heaven, the absence of grief, pain, death, and suffering are the ones that connect best with me!
03/18/2004 by Bill Sherrill
People who love others tend to be the people everyone loves!
03/17/2004 by Rubel Shelly
When people get together to help a friend find a lost hearing aid by searching and praying, is it a miracle if they find it?
02/03/2004 by Kelly Breece
Jesus is a friend for all seasons, but so many of our friends are only fair weather friends.
12/07/2003 by Teresa Bell Kindred
There are all sorts defitions of friendship, but the bottom line is whether are not we are willing to let Jesus be our friend?
11/20/2003 by Russ Lawson
So many things we have are temporary, but the ones that are most important are the ones that help us hang on to the eternal.
11/19/2003 by Kelly Breece
We can't share our faith because we've lost the commitment to memorize and know God's Word.
11/05/2003 by Dave Cook
If you value human contact and personal service, then take note of and appreciate it when you receive it.
10/09/2003 by Rubel Shelly