Friendology
Joel Thomas
For most of us, when we were kids our friends were everything to us. But something changed as we journeyed into adulthood. Great friendships are rare as adults. It’s harder to find them, and it takes effort to maintain them. As a result, we settle for mediocre friendships that are convenient or functional. However, we’re made for something more. God designed us for life together, not on our own.
In this 3-part group study, we’ll discover how to forge meaningful friendships.
Looking for additional resources?
Read The Good Life by Robert Waldinger and Marc Schulz.
Complete this relationship inventory exercise.