A Love Language Minute

It's often difficult to accept things about our spouse that we can't change.

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Why is it so hard for some people to say, "Please forgive me"? It might be because of fear - fear that the offended person might reject your apology.

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In order to understand yourself and relate well to others, it's important to know your own love language. Dr. Gary Chapman's book The 5 Love Languages is a great tool to discover your own love language.

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How is it possible to forgive your fiancé if they've cheated on you? You might be able to forgive in the moment, but trust can only be rebuilt over time. You can only trust if a person proves to be trustworthy.

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Saying "I'm sorry" might not be enough. Apologizing in a way that's genuine might not be enough for the offended party. Each person has a unique language of apology - a language in which they can offer forgiveness.

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The challenge today is for parents to raise their children to be social in a screen-driven world.

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Is saying "I'm sorry" enough? Not necessarily. It's vital that when we ask for forgiveness, we ask forgiveness in the offended person's primary language of forgiveness.

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All research show that those who are sexually active before marriage have a higher divorce rate than those who wait until marriage.

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How can you show love during military deployments? Dr. Gary Chapman provides creative ideas on how to speak your spouse's love language while deployed.

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Many relationships die for lack of a sincere apology.

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