Be Careful Of Those You Call Friends.

Rachael Mumo

Samson’s parents knew the secret of Samson’s strength since his birth, yet they told no one (Judges 13:5).

The day Delilah heard of it, she told Samson’s enemies and brought Samson down to his knees, they even plucked out his eyes and enslaved him. (Judges 16:17,18)

THREE LESSONS:

1. Everyone qualifies for your love, but not all the people you love qualify to know the secrets of your life! Because, some cannot handle it, and others cannot wait to trade your secret for personal gain!

2. The enemy that will destroy you, will not come with a sword but with a smile!

3. Learning to keep your friends’ secrets is not only about trust, but destinies are at stake. Nothing can be more dangerous and painful than to share your secrets with your enemy thinking they are your friends!

THREE CATEGORIES OF FRIENDS;

a.) Confidants – They will walk with you no matter how hard it gets. You need to be grateful if you have one

b.) Associates – They team up with you to achieve a common goal…..most of the time they compete for the same prize/goals with you! Be very careful with these kind, they may push you down in order to win the prize

c.) Comrades – They team up with you just to fight a common enemy. They will be gone once the enemy is defeated…..you should not be worried when they leave, they were there for a season.

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