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Sermons on Friendship
I have had the privelege over the past four weeks of preaching a mini-series at GFC on the topic of friendship.
Below are the individual sermons. I came at the sermons with a bit of a different approach. Since we, as elders, had wanted to address the core values of our church again, we thought it would be best to address the topic of friendship under the five headings of our core values.
So the first message was basically answering the question, 'Why prioritize friendship?' After that we thought through what truth, authority, humility, freedom, and delight have to do with friendships.
Over the course of the series we offered the following definition of Christian friendship: Two souls knit together as one in the pursuit of God through commitment to ongoing fellowship.
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July 25th, 2009 - 14:31
That’s an excellent series. I enjoyed listening to it.
July 25th, 2009 - 17:47
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the encouraging words!
Julian