A Love Language Minute
Summary: A Love Language Minute draws from Dr. Gary Chapman's years of counseling experience, excerpts from his live events, and his answers to listeners' questions to give encouragement and practical help and hope for the relationships in your life
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Confessing failures to God and to your spouse is not enough. Dr. Gary Chapman says the building blocks to a good marriage include actions that reflect each of the 5 love languages. Learn more on A Love Language Minute.
What should be considered before getting married? Dr. Gary Chapman says prayer is the most important starting point. Time together in the Word is vital as well. That's all on A Love Language Minute.
If you want to improve your marriage, Dr. Gary Chapman suggests you get alone with God and pray this prayer. What prayer? Find out on A Love Language Minute!
A listener asks if they should end their relationship because their significant other smokes cigarettes and marijuana. Dr. Gary Chapman says that's a personal choice. If your concerns are strong, he suggests ending the relationship. Wise words on A Love Language Minute.
What if my spouse doesn't respond to any of the 5 Love Languages? Dr. Gary Chapman suggests asking your spouse what you might do to be a better spouse to them. Their reply might reveal their true Love Language. For more, be sure to tune in to A Love Language Minute.
How can you improve your marriage? Dr. Gary Chapman says the hard work of improvement begins with you. Remove the beam out of your own eye before trying to remove the speck our of your spouse's eye. Sobering advice on A Love Language Minute.
What must be done to improve a struggling marriage? Dr. Gary Chapman points us to the servant attitude modeled by Jesus. That's the beginning of a successful marriage. Be prepared to learn more on A Love Language Minute.
There's room for growth in every marriage - both good and bad. But Dr. Gary Chapman suggests that growth starts with You! Be sure to listen for more biblical counsel on A Love Language Minute.
How can a person find a good Christian marriage counselor? Dr. Gary Chapman suggests calling local church pastors in your area to find out who they might recommend. Practical advice on A Love Language Minute.
Can a person's Love Language change in different relationships? Dr. Gary Chapman says yes. In family relationships and work relationships, your Love Language might be expressed differently. Learn more about your Love Language on A Love Language Minute.
Is uncontrolled anger a problem in your marriage? Dr. Gary Chapman points to Proverbs 29:11 where it contrasts the way a fool and a wise man deal with anger. Confession to God and your spouse is the start of getting yourself under control. Be sure to tune in for the next A Love Language Minute.
Is it appropriate to get angry? Dr. Gary Chapman says getting angry against sinful behavior is warranted, but the motivation should be to lovingly confront the offender in order that they turn from sin. Biblical counsel on today's A Love Language Minute.
Is there a way to handle anger in a positive way? In his book Anger - Taming a Powerful Emotion, Dr. Gary Chapman suggests we communicate to the offender that what they did angers you, but you ask for their help in coming to a peaceful resolution. That's all on the next A Love Language Minute.
How can a long-distance dating relationship survive? Dr. Gary Chapman says the couple can take advantage of various forms of electronic communication. But ultimately, couples need to spend face-to-face time before the marriage. Wise advice on today's A Love Language Minute.
Most of us get angry when we believe we have been wronged. Dr. Gary Chapman says feeling angry is not sinful, but how we respond may be sinful. So how do we get angry without sinning? Find out on the next edition of A Love Language Minute.
