Sis, you were never meant to do life alone. The first time God said something wasn’t good was when He saw man all alone — because friendship is part of His design. In this episode, we’ll explore what godly friendships look like, how to find the right people, and how to cultivate relationships that bring peace, purpose, and joy. Come with me on my journey — from the loneliness I once accepted as my lot to the surprising freedom I found when I chose to pursue friendship the way God intended. Let’s walk from that quiet place of doubt into a living scene of community: a small nudge, a message sent, a meet-up, and relationships that began to carry the weight of life and faith together. 🎧 What You’ll Hear Why friendship is God’s idea — and what makes it “good” My personal story of losing and rediscovering meaningful friendships The difference between having people around you and having the right people beside you How to identify suitable, value-aligned friends Six practical steps to build intentional, life-giving connections Why prayer and clarity are key to lasting friendships 💬 Key Takeaway The right friends don’t just happen — you build them intentionally, and God breathes on them. ✨ Scripture References “It is not good for man to be alone.” — Genesis 2:18 “Two are better than one, because when one falls, the other lifts him up.” — Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 “He who walks with the wise will become wise, but a companion of fools will come to ruin.” — Proverbs 13:20 📝 Reflection Questions Who are my current friends — are they lifting me or draining me? Where can I place myself this week that aligns with my values and faith? What one step can I take to build intentional connection — a message, a call, or joining a community? Helpful Links and How to Support 📲 Share with a sister, rate the show, and leave a comment. Join the Facebook community + get your free journal: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1430870238221972/🧰 Join my mailing list for updates + encouragement: https://reframe-her-worth.kit.com/encouragement💌 Email with suggestions: teimeyo@reframeherworth.com