Stay Healthy In Friendship

Three things that will always poison your friendship or relationship with the people around you are the following:

- Presumption.

- Assumption.

- Suspicious.

The only way to defeat these deadly enemies is you asking question. Don't make any decision when you don't have a full detail and understanding. Don't fix your believe about any one base on what some one else told you about this person. Get close to people and have your own personal discovery of who this person.

PEOPLE WHO GOSSIP TO YOU ABOUT ANY ONE WILL ALSO GOSSIP YOU TO ANOTHER PERSON.

Don't be a victim and ask the Holy Spirit to help you. Even if you discover a fault in your friends life....pray for them. Be patient with your friend the same way your parents or some one else is being patient with some of your misbehave. You are a teenager with purpose.

Allow the Word of God to set the pace for every of your choice and decision.

HOPE EXPRESSION believes in you.

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