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Friendships are gifts




 Have you ever looked at a friend or even a family member of yours and be like, "thank God you are in my life" and the person feels the same way too. 

There is a way God brings people into our lives. 

Not all relationships happen by accident, some were arranged by God for specific purposes. He looked at us, he assessed our needs and then he placed people around us that would meet those specific needs. Appreciate someone you know is a blessing from God today.


You didn't meet the people in your life by mistake and the people you would be meeting in the future  would not be by mistake. 
Do not be quick to push people away because you feel they are not giving you the world definition of value like money, connections, etc. While all of those things are good and God also provides people in our life that can give them to us, your friends might be giving you peace, making you smile and laugh when you are sad, hearing you talk about stuff that makes you happy, supporting your little dream that you are just starting out, seeing you in your down times when no one else notices, believing in you and reminding you not to give up on yourself and your dreams, encouraging you basically, giving you great advice, tolerating that side of you that you know no ordinary person would and loving you regardless etc.
 All these things are also very valuable. There is no friend that can love you as much as God does but God knows that we would also need people who can  provide some certain things for us that is why specific people are in our lives today, VALUE THEM!!!, don't wait until they are no longer there.


"And there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother.
           Proverbs 18:24

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