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    Counsel #4 — Connection!

    Picture: Counsel #4 — Connection!CMH 6.1

    Spending time with other believers is essential for our spiritual well-being. When we are surrounded by people who love and trust God, it can help us to stay strong and at peace.[4]https://www.adventist.org/ellen-whites-counsel-for-interpersonal-relationships/ Choose to speak positively — especially when you’re around those that are persistently negative, critical, point out flaws, and promote conspiracies instead of Christ.CMH 6.2

    In an increasingly isolating and overwhelming world, Christian friendship and community provide a lifeline of support, encouragement, and spiritual growth. These vital connections not only give us a sense of belonging and acceptance, but they also serve as a catalyst for deepening our faith and carrying out the Christian mission.CMH 6.3

    “Be kindly affectionate to one another with brotherly love, in honor giving preference to one another… Rejoice with those who rejoice, and weep with those who weep.” Romans 12:10, 15 NKJVCMH 6.4

    “Christian sociability is altogether too little cultivated by God’s people…. By social [interaction] acquaintances are formed and friendships contracted which result in a unity of heart and an atmosphere of love which is pleasing in the sight of heaven…. The warmth of true friendship… is a foretaste of the joys of heaven.” Ellen White in My Life Today, p. 204.4CMH 6.5

    Reflect: In what ways have your Christian friends strengthened your walk with Jesus?CMH 6.6

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