A Love Language Minute

If your spouse treats you like a doormat, they're treating you like an object. That treatment precludes the possibility for love.

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It's unclear when the love languages are formed. Is it nature or nurture? Regardless of which one it is, a child's love language can be determined by the time they're 3 or 4 years of age by observing their behavior.

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If your fiancee can't be counted on to take care of the small things, how can you trust him with the more important things? If he can't grow in how he handles responsibility before marriage, he probably won't grow in it after marriage.

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When your spouse criticizes you, it's time to listen. They may be telling you what their love language needs are. The way you respond may help your spouse learn to make requests, not demands.

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God wants to use the husband to minister to the needs of his wife.

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If your love language is Acts of Service, your spouse might demand that you perform acts of service. True love doesn't makes demands.

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If your boyfriend claims his love language is sex and is pressuring you to have sex before marriage, what do you do? Dr. Gary Chapman says that behavior should be a huge red flag if he doesn't respect your desire to wait.

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Can you change your love language to accommodate your spouse? You can't change your love language, but you can learn to appreciate the other love languages, including your spouse's.

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Before marriage, you're carried along with the feelings of love. But after marriage, you often revert back to the way you were before you fell in love.

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Pastors, what is your primary priority? Your congregation or your family? The most fundamental area of service is in the home.

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