A Love Language Minute

Our culture (sometimes even in the church) is focused on meeting our own needs.  True fulfillment in life comes by investing yourself in other people's lives.

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Miscommunication happens frequently in marriage. What one spouse says may not be understood by the other spouse. Listening is essential in understanding what your spouse is really saying.

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Is it possible to build a strong dating relationship while not living near each other? Dr. Gary Chapman says yes! Using the technology that is available today can make that happen.

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It can be discouraging to try to connect with your husband when he doesn't focus on you and listen. This can often be attributed to spending too much screen time.

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If your husband has walked out on you, begin praying that the Holy Spirit will convict him of his sin. If he repents, it's possible to begin the reconciliation process.

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It's so easy to dedicate time to our work, hobbies etc. but fail to dedicate time to building our marital relationships.

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A couple never enters marriage hoping to fail, but we often fail in applying Biblical principles to our roles as a couple. Only by the power of the Holy Spirit can we begin to align our lives with Scripture.

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If your child is spending too much time in front of his cellphone or computer, it's important that you help him find a balance between screen time and social interaction.

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Sometimes the best way to deal with an abusive husband is to apply tough love by moving out for a while until his behavior changes.

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When a problem arises in your marriage, it often leads to you and your spouse blaming each other. No doubt, both of you bear some of the fault. What you must do is confess the areas in which you are at fault - regardless of whether or not your spouse takes the same step.

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