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In our society today, many people have been involved sexually before marriage. The commonly held view is that sexual experience better prepares us for marriage. All the research indicates otherwise.
Some Christians have a negative attitude toward sex. This may be due to distorted sex education or an unfortunate sexual experience as a child.
Can a person's primary love language ever change? Dr. Gary Chapman says your primary love language stays with you for a lifetime. But is can change momentarily during certain season's of life.
You and your spouse are always at odds with each other. The first step in resolving your differences is learning how to respect each other's ideas, even when you don't agree.
Contrary to the opinion of some, sex is not a topic that God finds taboo. In fact, sex was God's idea!
Gary Chapman, Ph.D. is an author, speaker, and counselor that has a passion for people, and for helping them form lasting relationships. Chapman is a well-known marriage counselor and director of marriage seminars. The 5 Love Languages® is one of Chapman’s most popular titles, topping various bestseller charts for years, selling over twelve million copies and has been on the the New York Times best-sellers list continuously since 2007. Chapman has been directly involved in real-life family counseling since the beginning of his ministry years, and his nationally-syndicated radio programs air nationally on Moody Radio Network and over 400 affiliate stations.
A Love Language™ Minute draws from Dr. Gary Chapman's years of counseling experience, excerpts from his live events, and his answers to listeners' questions to give encouragement and practical help and hope for the relationships in your life