Gary Chapman wrote a book in 1992 called The Five Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts. Chapman’s conclusion is that there are five emotional love languages—five ways that people speak and understand emotional love. They are: 1. Words of Affirmation – using words of respect and love to build up your spouse 2. Quality Time – giving your spouse your undivided attention; spending time together 3. Gifts – giving things to your spouse which shows you
When we become a follower of Christ, our heart undergoes a transformation. Our desires and motivations begin to change. We start wanting to learn how to “walk” in this new life.
How can we learn to wait patiently when we’ve asked God in prayer for something but haven’t heard an answer?
God is not limited. He can do the impossible. I’m so grateful for God’s promises in his Word. I can go to these promises and read them again, knowing that the One who has promised will be faithful to fulfill his word.
I love flowers. The colors. The shapes. The extravagant beauty. There is something about blooming flowers that puts me in a good mood.
When we become Christians and receive the Holy Spirit, the spiritual “scales” fall from our eyes and we can see Jesus more clearly. We begin to understand biblical truths that might have seemed foolish or unbelievable before.
Does it seem like you’re always busy? Too busy to make room for prayer, Bible reading, devotional time? This is a common theme among many Christian adults. We want to be closer to God, to know Him personally and be used by Him, but some days it seems nearly impossible find time to talk to God or open His Word. I’d like to share with you some practical ways to
I’m an idea girl. I get these ideas in my head – some small and easy to accomplish, and some very grandiose and complex. Some of these ideas are self-generated and some are, I believe, prompted by God and my faith. The ones I think up on my own usually have to do with renovating the house, or a new diet or exercise regimen. I make a plan and then
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