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Explains how to be a selfless friend to others.

Helps you identify and build true, godly bonds.

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The Friendship Of David And Jonathan: Why You Should Have True Friends

by JOHN ARTHUR

70 pages
Publisher: JOHN ARTHUR
13.4 x 20.4 x 0.4 cm

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For those seeking deeper, authentic friendships.

Explains how to be a selfless friend to others.

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Discover the beauty of godly commitment and discernment through the iconic biblical friendship of David and Jonathan.

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THE FRIENDSHIP OF DAVID AND JONATHAN: WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE TRUE FRIENDS

"When you are in a mud, a true friend will help you out and won't care whether his clothes get dirty or not." (Kezia Maria Baawa-Essel).

Self-centered people cannot be true friends. Any friend who is unwilling to look beyond their comfort cannot pull you out of fire.

To be a friend means you've gotten to a level where you don't think only about yourself, but also about others.

Mother Theresa laid her comfort aside to save the people she loved. If you want to be a true friend, look beyond your own comfort when your friends are in trouble.

The friendship between David and Jonathan encapsulates this kind of friendship. The goal of this book is to help you discern your true friends and become a true friend to others.