​Is it possible to speak one love language but want to receive in another? Dr. Gary Chapman says yes. Most people speak the language they want to receive, but not all do. The most important thing is to learn to speak your spouse's language.

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​Is it possible to speak one love language but want to receive in another? Dr. Gary Chapman says yes. Most people speak the language they want to receive, but not all do. The most important thing is to learn to speak your spouse's language.

​Given enough time, we'll say or do things to our spouse that are not loving. Dr. Gary Chapman says we should ask our children and friends to help us identify past failures so we can be specific as we seek our spouse's forgiveness.

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​Given enough time, we'll say or do things to our spouse that are not loving. Dr. Gary Chapman says we should ask our children and friends to help us identify past failures so we can be specific as we seek our spouse's forgiveness.

​If my child's love language is gift-giving, does that mean I should give them everything they want? Dr. Gary Chapman say no. Give them gifts that will be helpful for them and will communicate your love for them.

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​If my child's love language is gift-giving, does that mean I should give them everything they want? Dr. Gary Chapman say no. Give them gifts that will be helpful for them and will communicate your love for them.

​How can we put the past behind us and start over? Dr. Gary Chapman says the phrase "time heals all wounds" is not necessarily true. Confessing our failures and changing our behavior is essential to begin the healing process.

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​How can we put the past behind us and start over? Dr. Gary Chapman says the phrase "time heals all wounds" is not necessarily true. Confessing our failures and changing our behavior is essential to begin the healing process.

​Do you want to start a discipleship group in your church? Dr. Gary Chapman says you should begin by talking to your pastor. Start small with a few couples who have healthy marriages to serve as examples for other couples who want to attend.

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​Do you want to start a discipleship group in your church? Dr. Gary Chapman says you should begin by talking to your pastor. Start small with a few couples who have healthy marriages to serve as examples for other couples who want to attend.