Bible Study: What does the Bible say about the Biblical Friendship?

You’re Not Meant to Do This Alone: A Simple Guide to Cultivating Biblical Friendships

I know your plate is full. Between caring for your children, keeping up with the house, and loving your husband well, the idea of making time for friendships might feel overwhelming—or even unnecessary. After all, you’re already pouring yourself out every day. Do you really need one more thing to add to your list?

The truth is, God designed you for community. He never intended for you to walk through motherhood, or life, alone. A biblical friendship isn’t just another obligation—it’s a lifeline of encouragement, prayer, and support. Proverbs 27:17 reminds us, “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.” The right friendships will refresh your soul, strengthen your faith, and help you become the wife and mother God has called you to be.

This guide is for the mother who:
✅ Feels like she doesn’t have time for friendships
✅ Thinks she’s fine without one
✅ Wants to cultivate a godly friendship but doesn’t know where to start

Inside, you’ll find biblical truth on friendships, and a simple planner that helps you invest in the friendships God has placed in your life—without feeling like it’s “one more thing” on your to-do list. You’ll see how even small efforts can lead to life-giving, Christ-centered relationships that uplift and encourage you.

You don’t have to do this alone, and you shouldn’t do this alone. Let’s take the first step together. ❤️