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God's Love Language (Preface + Intro)
Welcome to The Christian Talk Podcast!
On Valentine's day this year, I was blessed to publish my third book: God's Love Language. Given the podcast has been in the works, I decided to start with audiobook recordings of the book.
Here is where you can find a copy on Amazon (paperback or ebook) :
https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Love-Language-loving-better/dp/B0BV1F28WN/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
Here is the description:
What is love ?
If you asked this question to fifty people, you would get a variety of responses, because the definition of love is different for everyone. In my query to find the perfect definition of love, I came across several good ones, which were not able to satisfy me. Keep in mind, this book is not an attempt to define what love is, because if you ask me, that question isn’t a valid one. In my previous book “Change,” I mentioned a discussion between an acquaintance and myself. He asked me what was love, and before I could finally respond, he said “love is someone who left His throne and died on the cross for us.” This is the closest, best definition I have understood, and accepted about love.
This book uses the Five Love Languages by Dr. Gary Chapman, the Four Dimensions of Love by Apostle Joshua Selman, and the unchanging word of God to get to an understanding of what God's love language is. Once we understand it, we will understand how to love Him better.
My prayer as you embark on this journey of discovering His love language is that you encounter His love, His grace, and Himself.
If you asked this question to fifty people, you would get a variety of responses, because the definition of love is different for everyone. In my query to find the perfect definition of love, I came across several good ones, which were not able to satisfy me. Keep in mind, this book is not an attempt to define what love is, because if you ask me, that question isn’t a valid one. In my previous book “Change,” I mentioned a discussion between an acquaintance and myself. He asked me what was love, and before I could finally respond, he said “love is someone who left His throne and died on the cross for us.” This is the closest, best definition I have understood, and accepted about love.
This book uses the Five Love Languages by Dr. Gary Chapman, the Four Dimensions of Love by Apostle Joshua Selman, and the unchanging word of God to get to an understanding of what God's love language is. Once we understand it, we will understand how to love Him better.
My prayer as you embark on this journey of discovering His love language is that you encounter His love, His grace, and Himself.
For the soundtrack in the background: It is a meditation hymn from Herikant:
https://youtu.be/2a_eQ-l8aOE
For any questions, suggestions or comments, find me at @the_Christiantalk on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/the_christiantalk/
Thank you!
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By Charity KetuWelcome to The Christian Talk Podcast!
On Valentine's day this year, I was blessed to publish my third book: God's Love Language. Given the podcast has been in the works, I decided to start with audiobook recordings of the book.
Here is where you can find a copy on Amazon (paperback or ebook) :
https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Love-Language-loving-better/dp/B0BV1F28WN/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
Here is the description:
What is love ?
If you asked this question to fifty people, you would get a variety of responses, because the definition of love is different for everyone. In my query to find the perfect definition of love, I came across several good ones, which were not able to satisfy me. Keep in mind, this book is not an attempt to define what love is, because if you ask me, that question isn’t a valid one. In my previous book “Change,” I mentioned a discussion between an acquaintance and myself. He asked me what was love, and before I could finally respond, he said “love is someone who left His throne and died on the cross for us.” This is the closest, best definition I have understood, and accepted about love.
This book uses the Five Love Languages by Dr. Gary Chapman, the Four Dimensions of Love by Apostle Joshua Selman, and the unchanging word of God to get to an understanding of what God's love language is. Once we understand it, we will understand how to love Him better.
My prayer as you embark on this journey of discovering His love language is that you encounter His love, His grace, and Himself.
If you asked this question to fifty people, you would get a variety of responses, because the definition of love is different for everyone. In my query to find the perfect definition of love, I came across several good ones, which were not able to satisfy me. Keep in mind, this book is not an attempt to define what love is, because if you ask me, that question isn’t a valid one. In my previous book “Change,” I mentioned a discussion between an acquaintance and myself. He asked me what was love, and before I could finally respond, he said “love is someone who left His throne and died on the cross for us.” This is the closest, best definition I have understood, and accepted about love.
This book uses the Five Love Languages by Dr. Gary Chapman, the Four Dimensions of Love by Apostle Joshua Selman, and the unchanging word of God to get to an understanding of what God's love language is. Once we understand it, we will understand how to love Him better.
My prayer as you embark on this journey of discovering His love language is that you encounter His love, His grace, and Himself.
For the soundtrack in the background: It is a meditation hymn from Herikant:
https://youtu.be/2a_eQ-l8aOE
For any questions, suggestions or comments, find me at @the_Christiantalk on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/the_christiantalk/
Thank you!