In the early years of marriage, most couples are expressing love to each other.  The problem is that often they are not expressing love in way the other person understands. Listen as Gary Chapman explains what you can do to help improve your marriage and make your spouse feel loved and appreciated.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Stay in marriage and be miserable, or get a divorce and be happy? Today, Gary Chapman explains why those aren't the only options.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

 Love is always concerned about the other person's well being; and sometimes love must confront wrongdoing. Listen as Gary Chapman shares thoughts on how to confront in love.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Our God is a God of covenants. Therefore, we should not be surprised to discover that in the Bible, marriage—an institution created by Him, for our pleasure—is viewed as a covenant between a man and a woman. Listen as Gary Chapman talks about the importance God places on the convenant of marriage.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Sex is made by God to be used within the boundaries of marriage. Listen as Gary Chapman talks about the purpose of sex within marriage.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Have you ever considered that God expresses His love to us in our own primary love language? Listen as Gary Chapman shares how God communicates each of the love languages in today's program.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Because God is totally righteous and holy, He cannot accept our sinfulness. To do so would violate His justice. So human sin results in a chasm between people and God.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Intercession, the ministry of praying for others, falls into the category of supplication. When we intercede on behalf of others, we ask God to respond to their needs. Too often our focus in supplication is requests for ourselves. Intercession for others is a ministry, while supplication for personal needs is a privilege.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

One of the hardest things for most of us is to love those who do not love us in return. Yet this is exactly what God demonstrates to us through Scripture. Listen today for some encouragement of God's kindness from Gary Chapman.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

During the good seasons in marriage, the idea of divorce seems unthinkable. But when bad times come-and they will-we stand at a fork in the road and must choose: stay or leave. Listen as Gary Chapman shares how you can get through the barren season in marriage.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Joel 2:13 presents God as a model of grace. He loves us despite our idiosyncrasies. We should offer that same grace to others, especially to our in-laws or other family members who we often find it difficult to love and accept. Listen as Gary Chapman shares how you can learn to respect your in-laws and live in harmony with them.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Team members who cannot agree on the game plan will never win the game. Similarly, husbands and wives who cannot agree on decisions will never produce a winning marriage. Today, Gary Chapman explains how to walk in marriage together in harmony.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Anger plays a significant role in every marital relationship. And though sometimes it can be healthy, much of our anger is ultimately distorted. It grows out of our own self-centeredness, our controlling personality, or sometimes just our lack of sleep. Listen as Gary Chapman shares thoughts on the importance of watching your anger.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

For the mature Christian, anger will focus on true injustice, unfairness, inequity, and ungodliness—not on petty personal irritations. Such anger will motivate positive efforts to establish justice, fairness, equity, and godliness. Such anger will be tempered with mercy and humility, as the Christian also realizes that he or she is also capable of falling. Join in as Gary Chapman shares how to process anger in a godly manner.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman

Today Gary Chapman talks about being angry with God. God understands when His people get angry with Him. The issue is not the anger itself but how you handle the anger.

Host: Dr. Gary Chapman