A Love Language Minute

If you find yourself needing to hear your spouse tell you "I love you" on a daily basis, it most likely indicates that your love language is Words of Affirmation. 

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What do you do when your spouse is getting their emotional needs met by others? Dr. Gary Chapman suggests that you have a frank conversation with your spouse. Ask them to tell you what needs they have that are going unmet, and then commit to meeting those needs.

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Verbal abuse can be just as destructive as physical abuse. Those who verbally abuse others often have low self-esteem, and have most likely suffered verbal abuse while growing up. Seek counseling.

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What do you do if you haven't dated in a while? Dr. Gary Chapman recommends that you start by finding a church that has a strong singles ministry. Or you might consider using a Christian dating site.

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Verbal abuse is a relatively new word, but an ancient malady. We often destroy the people we love the most - our family - by our hurtful words. Proverbs says, "A fool gives full vent to his anger". Seek counseling right away.

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You show love to your spouse, but you don't receive any in return. What do you do? Don't give up! Consistently speak to them in their love language. In time, they may be inclined to speak yours.

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Poor family relationships are often passed down to the next generation. The best way to break the cycle is to learn your child's love language.

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We often hear about physical abuse, but what about verbal abuse? Verbal abuse destroys Respect, Trust, Admiration and Intimacy - all keys to a healthy marriage. Remember, Scripture says that "Life and death are in the power of the tongue".

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What social skills are you trying to develop in your children? Dr. Gary Chapman suggests the following: 1. How to receive and show affection. 2. How to express appreciation. 3. The skill of anger management. 4. The skill of apologizing. 5. The skill of focused attention.

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When your marriage seems hopeless, it often leads to giving up completely. You can't change your spouse, but you can influence them by your determination to not give up.

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