Abraham KuyperHe is your friend who pushes you nearer to God.
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One of the less-obvious benefits of having a good friend is that he or she can be a kind of spiritual coach. You’re looking for someone to deliver you from the troubles of the world, and at the same time, help you maintain an active connection to God. It’s easy to see why God puts such value on friendships. If they’re good enough for Jesus, they must be good enough for our everyday lives as well.
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