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Being a Consistent Friend

  • Writer: Paula Maupin
    Paula Maupin
  • Oct 27
  • 1 min read

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Being a friend means to be consistent in the way you are always there for family and friends, and in the way you treat them. You don’t just show up in the good times; you don’t just show up for the celebrations…you are there when things are tough too. It’s not always easy to be the friend that sticks “closer than a brother”, but we should do it regardless of our feelings.


It may seem as though all your efforts to be that type of friend are futile and unappreciated, but they really aren’t, not in God’s eyes. In verse 9 of Galatians 6 we are told “do not become tired of doing good; for if we do not give up, the time will come when we will reap the harvest.” Hang in there and just keep on loving like Jesus loves…treating people with love and respect. This should be a natural outcome of your Christian walk.


Every chance you get to do good for others, do it!


Be Kind.

Be Present.

Listen.

Celebrate.

Cry.

Laugh.

Support.

Be Consistent.


Don’t grow tired in doing what’s right. Keep being that good friend. It’s a pretty awesome feeling to know Jesus sees you living the right way and loving others.


Galatians 6:10 GNT

[10] So then, as often as we have the chance, we should do good to everyone, and especially to those who belong to our family in the faith.

 
 
 

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