When Paul met Jesus, he not only had his life rocked by the power of the gospel, he also experienced a radical renewal of his social life. As he served, traveled, and ministered, he developed a few trusted friends that saw him through the most difficult seasons. More than ever, we need the same thing. According to a recent study, 67% of Americans feel lonelier than ever before. Because of the pandemic, lockdown, social unrest, and growing national divisions, many of our friendships have been tested or even dissolved. How do we, in a time when so many of us are struggling with loneliness, find true friends? How can we be good friends with others? What does it look like to forge lasting relationships in the midst of divided, hostile times?