Quotes About Friendship

In the realms of the spirit, friendship is unlimited. You could be bonded to a million friends at the same time.

The best relationship for the full consummation of friendship is marriage.

Any friend you make becomes one with your spirit.

Friendship is spiritual...highly spiritual.

Make your spouse your best friend. This won't happen overnight; it takes hard work.

There is no great success and outstanding achievement on earth without the input of friendship.

Being best friends before marriage is no guarantee you will continue to be best friends after marriage; it only gives you a higher ground to sustain your best friendship.

Come together with your spouse, and become each other's best friend forever.

Friendship is the only relationship in the whole universe that has the capacity to bind two different spirits together.

The result of friendship is hard work not by chance.

Let your friendship with God be real in your life through your conduct, character and choices. Be a best friend of God.

When you become so much obsessed with your marriage; you lose your friendship with your spouse.

You're spiritually one with God, if you're His friend.

When you become friends with God, He becomes one with your spirit. The bible calls it fellowship of the spirit. And describes it with the term Koinonia.

When you marry, you come into two different but equally essential parts of relationship with your spouse; a marriage relationship and a friendship relationship.

The Holy Spirit is the true spirit of friendship.

To become best friends in marriage all you need to do is to be each other's friend.

Friendship is fusion of spirits. This may be too high to comprehend. But a true friendship is not a relationship that is physical; it's highly spiritual.

Most marriages take friendships for granted; that's why there are only few spouse's who are best friends.

God's greatest desire and man's greatest need is to share an unending spirit to spirit relationship. This relationship is called friendship.

I long ago learned that one's illnesses are both pleasanter and more useful if one keeps their exact nature to himself: one's friends, uncertain as to the cause of one's queer behavior and strange sufferings, impute to one a mysteriousness often subtly convenient.

Rule number one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.

Two daiquiris withdrew into a corner of a gorgeous room and one told the other a lie.

In the Scriptures, the only people I see God calling His friends are those who tremble at His Word and presence and are quick to obey, no matter the cost.