9 FRIENDS EVERY YOUNG MINISTER MUST AVOID
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In music ministry, friendships and associations shape your destiny more than you think. Music is never done alone, even the most gifted solo artist depends on networks, teams, and relationships to grow. Yet, these same associations have become the downfall of many young musicians and ministers. Too many have climbed the stage but never climbed in life, because the very friends they trusted pulled them down into hidden sins, distractions, and destruction.
In this post, I want to open your eyes to 9 kinds of friends every music minister must avoid if you want to last in the journey. Read with an open heart, because sometimes the biggest battle isn’t the devil it’s the company you keep.
1.The Bitter Friend :
They are always angry with leaders, churches, or systems. Their bitterness will poison your heart against authority.
2.The Gossiping Friend :
They live on news about others. Remember, if they gossip to you, they will gossip about you.
3.The Competitive Friend :
They secretly measure themselves against you, waiting for a chance to outshine or replace you.
4.The Pleasure-Driven Friend :
Party today, regret tomorrow. They will drain your oil through constant distractions.
5.The Offended Friend :
Always hurt, always murmuring, always dragging others into their wounds. If you stay long with them, their offense will become yours.
6.The Lazy Friend :
They love the stage but hate the secret place. Their lack of discipline will slowly weaken your own hunger.
7.The Shortcut Friend :
They despise process and always look for fame without foundation. Stay close and you’ll inherit their instability.
8.The Secretly Rebellious Friend :
They act submissive publicly but sow seeds of dishonor privately. Sooner or later, they’ll drag you into rebellion.
9.The Disconnected Friend :
No prayer, no word, no spiritual covering. Staying with them disconnects you too.
Friendship is not casual in the music ministry. Choose wrongly, and you may never recover. Choose wisely, and you will preserve your oil for the journey
Source: Max Praize
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