Deeper Friendships

Have you desired better friendships but have found them to be elusive? Then may this book become of great value to you in helping you to understand many root aspects of your friendship with Jesus and your friendships with others as well. And may it equip you with very practical insights that prove to be very helpful and invaluable to you over time, as well as to those who enjoy friendship with you all the more!

Have you desired better friendships but have found them to be elusive? Then may this book become of great value to you in helping you to understand many root aspects of your friendship with Jesus and your friendships with others as well. And may it equip you with very practical insights that prove to be very helpful and invaluable to you over time, as well as to those who enjoy friendship with you all the more! Within the pages of this book, you’ll find answers to some very root relational questions such as: ~ What is love? ~ What is the basis for us being able to value ourselves, others, and God? ~ What really is sin anyway? A check-list or does it relate to friendships more than meets the eye? ~ What does God really want from and for us? And one of the biggest values of this book is the amazing insights it provides you into what Jesus did on the cross on the behalf of all of us! And how this ties to your growing toward deeper friendships! So, this book is an excellent read for helping you to further understand the architectural root aspects of friendship as well as many other related aspects of life!

Scott Brooks was raised as an atheist and approached life from that perspective for his first twenty years. In looking at these years, Scott now sees that he had done many things that worked against him having good relationships, and yet at the time, he did not understand the reasons why this was so. After seeing a few miracles, Scott came to realize that there was a lot more to life than he originally thought. And through an exploration process, Scott eventually became a Christian. With having such an atheistic start to life and then seeing things quite differently, Scott has had an ongoing hunger to not only understand why we exist, but also how many relational aspects of life actually work. Scott considers this a gift to understand such things, and has come to greatly value quality friendships with both God and others as well. Scott in no way desires to “teach at” or “lecture” others, but simply shares his heart through his writings of what has become very valuable to him, and gives his readers the freedom to pick and choose what seems to stand out to them.