- Being, Knowing, and Doing: Introduction, Part 1
- Being, Knowing, and Doing: Introduction, Part 2
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 3: Relationships (Marriage)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 4: Relationships (Marriage)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 5: Relationships (Marriage)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 6: Relationships (Marriage)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 7: Relationships (Parenting)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 8: Relationships (Parenting Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 9: Relationships (Parenting Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 10: Relationships (Friendship)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 11: Relationships (Friendship Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 12 (Work)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 13 (Work Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 14 (Work Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 15 (Work Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 16 (Work Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 17 (Work Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 18 (Stewardship)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 19 (Stewardship Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 20 (Stewardship Continued)
- Being, Knowing, and Doing—Part 21 (Stewardship Continued)
Ken Boa continues to discuss relationships, moving to a focus on friendships, in this subseries on relationships in his Friday morning men’s study (Momentum) series “Being, Knowing & Doing: How Godly Principles Strategically Affect Men’s Everyday Lives.”
Ken discusses friendship as an aspect of our lives that can greatly enrich us, spiritually as well as in other ways. He defines the five levels of friendship: casual contacts, companions, colleagues, comrades, and covenant relationships. He discusses the mutuality of friendship (there is give and take on both sides) and emphasizes the need for intentionality and commitment in order to develop deeper friendships (comrade and covenant levels of relationships).
Live in the area and want to join us? See details here about the location and time of this study.
