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0:00.0	Welcome to the Strong Women Podcast, where each week we explore a deeper understanding of the humanity, value, intellect, and creativity of women.
0:11.1	I'm Sarah Stone Street.
0:12.6	And I'm Erin Kunkel. Glad you're here.
0:17.9	Welcome back to the Strong Women podcast, and we are inviting you guys into a conversation that Aaron and I are going to have about our recent talk with Kelly Needham.
0:29.0	And we specifically talked with her about friendship.
0:32.1	Erin and I, of course, we just love that topic.
0:34.8	I mean, who doesn't like to talk about friends?
0:36.8	Right, Aaron?
0:37.9	We do like to talk about it and think more deeply about it, which is why I think we loved her book.
0:45.4	Ever since reading it, you know, I've just been thinking about this topic of friendship.
0:49.9	The Colson Center talks a lot about how we're positioned in our place in time on purpose, right?
0:56.1	In our place in this world, no matter who you are, we're called to relationship because that's how God designed us.
1:04.6	But our relationships, if you can imagine kind of us in the center, and then there's our relationship with God, our relationship
1:13.5	with others, and our relationship to ourselves, and our relationship to creation. And when you
1:19.9	twist or chop or whatever that relationship to God, then all the other relationships will be distorted because we'll
1:30.4	have a wrong view of ourselves. We'll have a wrong view of what other people are for and what
1:36.8	relationship is for. And we talked about that a lot with Kelly because in her book, she does a great job of kind of bringing up
1:46.3	when our loves are not ordered correctly then we're going to look other places to meet
1:54.3	those needs because we do have relational needs and we know ultimately that our needs
2:00.8	are met in Christ.
2:02.2	It's not a one-time thing, right?
2:04.2	I mean, it's not like, okay, got that understanding.
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