How to Grow Your Friendship in Marriage

If you've ever heard somebody refer to their spouse as their "best friend", I'm guessing it's made you at least pause for a moment to ask yourself if you and your spouse are good friends...or even friends at all. Friendship in marriage is a key component of a healthy, thriving marriage. Whether you've lost your friendship in the busyness of work and life or you've never taken the time to cultivate a good friendship, this video will give you some practical advice on how to grow or strengthen a friendship with your spouse.

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[sandrahall]

Transparency, consistency and sympathy (common passions).

[tonybowers]

WOW...Once again, an acknowledgement to all Men that CONSISTENCY is authentically sexy and necessary for trust, security, affirmation, unconditional love, and friendship to exist in our marriages!
Great message worthy of being shared! 🙏🏾

[HemiPaYper]

Thank you, these are all things i need to work on

[victormiller]

So true 👍 about strengthen the relationship. 💘 Loved it. Sharing this on my page

[stefanieaustin]

Fantastic and on point. There’s a lot of wisdom and treasure in this talk. I’m going to not only share but implement these things into my relationship. Thank you for allowing God to use you.

[yulissatreminio]

Good video Pastor E 💕 KEEP THEM COMING.

[desullcrappie]

Good content E! We don't have a of common interests but we COVID has shown us that camping is something we need to do more and it's a family activity too.

[raquelsunshinejoy]

Awesome, awesome awesome! I believe we used to have a friendship in dating. Moving beyond adversity and amidst COVID I realized much hurt and disappointment has made me not want to recreate what was or could be! However this information is absolutely going to be effective in other friendships in my life! Keep teaching, it is impactful👏🏾🙏🏾

[treemendous]

Good info. E.!!! Love what you're doing for marriages!!!

[brightpage]

We don’t even like each other. We’re too old for that crap. We both love the family as a unit. Who cares if we’re friends? We respect each others’ efforts on behalf of the family as a unit and support those with celebration. We never even liked each other. But we admired each others’ values, not personalities. It’s a role. We just work the role. We didn’t commit to each other. We committed to God that we’d take care of one another faithfully in the hope that we could expand His family, and we are. So who cares if we find one another pleasant or engaging? That seems frilly and distracting. Good for the folks who value that stuff - more power to them if that’s a necessity or a value to them. But we got too much now on our plate as it is, so part of the grace we give one another is to leave each other alone otherwise.