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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Teens desperately need the wisdom of adults. So why do so many teens reject their parent's wisdom? Dr. Gary Chapman says speaking to them in their love language makes them feel loved, and prepares them to receive your wisdom. That's next time on A Love Language Minute.
Jesus came to this earth to serve, not to be served. Dr. Gary Chapman says that attitude of service to others is key to a successful marriage. On the next A Love Language Minute, we'll learn that life's greatest meaning is in giving, not getting.
Parents may sincerely love their children, but don't know how to communicate it. Dr. Gary Chapman says learning to speak their love language will help them feel loved, leading to a positive change in behavior. Be sure to tune in to the next edition of A Love Language Minute.
A listener asks if the Love Languages still work when maritally separated. Dr. Gary Chapman says yes, but only after confession and forgiveness takes place. Then you can begin to speak your spouse's love language. Learn more on today's edition of A Love Language Minute.
A listener says her husband comments about good-looking women right in front of her, leading to jealousy. On the next A Love Language Minute, Dr. Gary Chapman suggests she remind him that he's married and that his comments are inappropriate and hurtful.
When teenagers don't feel loved, they often get involved in destructive behavior. Dr. Gary Chapman says loving your child is crucial, but loving them in their unique love language will help them feel loved. Learn how to fill up your child's love tank on today's A Love Language Minute.
There are innumerable influences on our teens today, but Dr. Gary Chapman says the greatest influence on them - for good or bad - is their parents. On today's A Love Language Minute, we'll learn that parents must model the actions and attitudes they're trying to develop in their kids.
Is someone you know talking about suicide? Dr. Gary Chapman says to take the threat seriously and seek treatment immediately. Your swift and decisive actions can make the difference. You'll hear wise counsel and more on the next edition of A Love Language Minute.
There are innumerable influences on our teens today, but Dr. Gary Chapman says the greatest influence on them - for good or bad - is their parents. On today's A Love Language Minute, we'll learn that parents must model the actions and attitudes they're trying to develop in their kids.
My husband's a truck driver. How can we have a growing marriage if I hardly ever see him? Dr. Gary Chapman says whether together or apart, seek each others' well-being and make the most of your time together. That's all on today's A Love Language Minute.
My husband's a truck driver. How can we have a growing marriage if I hardly ever see him? Dr. Gary Chapman says whether together or apart, seek each others' well-being and make the most of your time together. That's all on today's A Love Language Minute.
In Galatians 6:7 it says "we reap what we sow". Dr. Gary Chapman says God gives us freedom; but if we abuse that freedom and sow seeds that lead to divorce, divorce is what we'll harvest. Sobering thoughts to think about on today's edition of A Love Language Minute.
The high rate of divorce in the military has chaplains asking for help. Dr. Gary Chapman has written a military edition of The 5 Love Languages as a helpful resource for military personnel who are deployed. Critical information and wisdom can be found on the next A Love Language Minute.
The high rate of divorce in the military has chaplains asking for help. Dr. Gary Chapman has written a military edition of The 5 Love Languages as a helpful resource for military personnel who are deployed. Critical information and wisdom can be found on the next A Love Language Minute.
In Galatians 6:7 it says "we reap what we sow". Dr. Gary Chapman says God gives us freedom; but if we abuse that freedom and sow seeds that lead to divorce, divorce is what we'll harvest. Sobering thoughts to think about on today's edition of A Love Language Minute.
