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Have you ever noticed that your group of friends has a similar sense of style? When they start using your vocab, or you can't tell whose playlist is whose, they've been spending too much time with you! No, really, when you spend enough time with someone else, sometimes you begin to act more like them and even look more like them. Being influenced by our friends and family is natural because they're who you spend the most time with.
Imitating positive behavior is okay. Even Jesus says that he did what he saw his Father do. Who you spend time with ultimately influences who you become. A quote says, "Show me your friends, I'll show you your future."That's what the writer of this proverb is trying to say. Surround yourself with people who make unhealthy decisions, and you'll follow along, but surround yourself with wise friends, and soon enough, you'll all be encouraging one another to make wise decisions.
Have you heard that quote above? What does it mean to you?
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About this Plan

Figuring out how to make and keep real friendships can be hard work. Maybe it’s just easier to keep our friendships on the surface. These days, when “friends” are just a click or a follow away, it’s more important than ever to figure out what true friendship really looks like. We’ll explore real friendships in this 20-day devotional series from Grow Curriculum.
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