Our natural desire for friendship begins early in life – often in a nursery or on a neighborhood playground, where we seek out someone who shares our interests or enjoys the same activities, or at the very least, someone who will be kind to us and whom we can be kind to in return. That longing for meaningful relationships continues through our school years and into adulthood, shaping our connections at work, church, and countless other places.
“The heartfelt counsel of a friend is as sweet as perfume and incense,” Proverbs 27:9 declares.
Simply put, life is better with friends. God wired us that
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