Moody Radio

The last time you apologized, did your spouse accept your apology? It's probably because you didn't apologize in their primary Language of Apology.

Can you change your Love Language in order to accommodate your spouse? No, but you can learn to appreciate the other love languages - especially your spouse's.

What do you do when your spouse stays in the marriage because of his commitment, but not for love? The "in love" feeling doesn't last forever. But be grateful for his commitment! The book The 5 Love Languages can help build your love for each other.

We all experience pain at one time or another in our life and we want relief. Often the pain is temporary. But what do you do when it isn't? When the pain just won't go away, when healing does not come, when the grief and hurt settle in? On Friday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, neuropsychologist and author, Dr. Michelle Bengtson joins...

What if your spouse has hurt you so deeply that you don't think you could ever love them again? It's understandable when the hurt is fresh; but we must realize that God loved us, even while we were yet sinners.

You cannot demand that your spouse speak your love language. True love is a choice and should not be coerced.

Why do our children act out and misbehave? How can we identify the reasons for their behavior? Our guest will help you see things through your children's eyes; identify their stages of misbehavior; reveal why they have tantrums, talk back, and throw food and toys. Join us as he offers practical no-nonsense strategies that really work. Join...

Rigidity in a marriage can lead to arguments. Arguments occur when one spouse insist on getting their way.

If your spouse has a controlling personality, it's quite likely you don't have an intimate marriage. It can be helpful to agree with the premise of their arguments, but not with their conclusions.