Such is my beloved, such is my friend. O maidens of Jerusalem.
How many marriages end in divorce for the simple reason that spouses forget to nurture their friendship along with their romance.
All important relationships start promises with good friendships, including the relationship we have with God.

We all consider our Savior to be a great friend, but we don't really have a comprehensive understanding of the height, depth, and breadth of his friendship.
The Lord wants to have a very good friendly relationship with us and he gives himself unconditionally in this relationship.

He is committed in this friendship relationship to be our friend for life, as they say through thick and thin, he will never abandon us no matter what we do, Jesus as a friend will never disappoint or disappoint us.
Our friend Jesus is always available to us when we need him and he will never hide anything from us that we wanted to know.
Jesus as a friend knows how to satisfy our deepest desires and is sensitive to our needs.

Our friend Jesus keeps his ear attentive to everything we say to him and puts all the best at our fingertips.
Jesus wants us to learn to nurture good friendships and become good friends. Although there is no better friend than Jesus, we can learn to be a way to demonstrate it.