"A friend is always loyal and a brother is born to help in time of need." These timeless words from Proverbs capture the essence of today's heartfelt exploration into the vital role friendship plays in our spiritual and emotional wellbeing.
Reflecting on Chuck Swindoll's profound observation that friendship fills our hearts with joy, we journey through some of television's most iconic friendships—from the complementary partnership of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to the hilarious shenanigans of Lucy and Ethel; from the medical dramas featuring Meredith and Christina to the beloved bromance of Joey and Chandler. These pop culture examples illuminate what scripture has long taught: we need each other. Today, I encourage you to reach out to a friend you haven't spoken with in a while. Make that phone call, schedule that FaceTime, reconnect with those who refresh your spirit. In just five minutes each weekday morning, Starting Right aims to help you begin your day with purpose, perspective, and in this case, a reminder of the precious gift of friendship.

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Parental wisdom often comes wrapped in quirky, illogical packages that somehow still make perfect sense. From "If you're going to kill each other, do it outside—I just finished cleaning" to the classic "Make sure you wear clean underwear in case you get hit by a truck," these sayings might not pass a logic test, but they've shaped generations of children nonetheless.
Join me in exploring how God teaches us through His Word and our experiences, encouraging us not with "goofy instructions" but with love, grace, and mercy as we grow into who we're meant to become.

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Have you ever felt like you're just going through the motions in life? In today's episode, we explore a powerful story about a dancing toll booth attendant who found joy and purpose in what others considered a mundane job. While sixteen of his colleagues stood lifeless in what he called "vertical coffins," this one attendant transformed his daily work into dance practice, truly living while others were merely existing. The question is: will you merely exist in your "vertical coffin," or will you choose to dance through life with purpose? Subscribe now and join us each weekday morning to start your day with inspiration that helps you live fully rather than just exist.

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