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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2025 · 5 MIN

#137: What is a Friend

from God & Therapy Podcast w/ Dr. Cheryl Hardy · host Dr. Cheryl Hardy

In today's podcast episode, Dr. Cheryl Hardy is talking about being a friend. What does a friend look like to you? How many friends do you have? A friend is generally defined as a person with whom one has a close and informal relationship based on mutual trust.  A friend is a person you like and enjoy spending time with, and who you support. Jesus is a friend who will connect with you closer than a brother. What great friend that someone will lay down their life for us.  It would be wise to connect with Jesus as your friend. As you listen to the poem, I hope you will not come across a "Judas" in your life. The title tells it all, Watch Your Close Friend by Rev. Edward W. Clayborn Take time to investigate your friendships today. Thank you for listening. We are looking forward to you being a part of the God and Therapy Community. To get connected, send me an email and let me know that you want to be included.  [email protected] ** To purchase a copy of Dr. Cheryl's Book, Therapy Is Not the Ememy – The Christian Novel, and other self-care resources, including Rebuilding a New You – A Self Care Journal, go to www.drcherylhardy.net/shop or Amazon.

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