In this message from Proverbs 27:9–10, we examine the "Wisdom of Friendship" and how God uses these relationships to enrich and sharpen our lives. Pastor Casey McCall highlights that while friendship may not be a physiological necessity for survival, it is a divine gift—like "oil and perfume"—that makes the heart glad and provides sweetness through earnest counsel. True friendship, as described in Proverbs, requires more than just shared interests; it demands commitment, transparency, and a willingness to "sharpen" one another. We are called to be constant, candid, considerate, and ultimately "cruciform" friends who model our relationships after the greatest friend of all—Jesus Christ. By laying down His life for His friends, Jesus serves as both our perfect model and our eternal hope, proving that true wisdom is found in loving as He has loved us. 🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#Proverbs27 #Friendship #AshlandCommunityChurch