We continue to discuss Bob Hartley's "Yellow House" concept, specifically the "Friendship with God" aspect within the "heart's desire room." The text highlights that this relationship is presented not as a duty, but as an intimate, joyful companionship, like being with a dear friend, even in mundane moments. The idea of "being with" God versus "doing for" God is emphasized, drawing a parallel to Moses's desire for consistent presence. The sources also explore the imagery of Jesus's eyes as those of a friend, conveying mercy, forgiveness, compassion, generosity, and even laughter, suggesting joy is a high expression of love. The ultimate invitation is to allow God to be a constant companion in all aspects of life, transforming ordinary moments into opportunities for connection and building a "home" for Him within us.