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On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, you’ll meet a woman named Ruth who struck up a friendship with one of the most remarkable people on the planet. Joni Eareckson Tada shared personal and spiritual conversations—from everyday chaos to the big God questions. Hear Ruth’s recollections of her Sunday Evenings...

All blended families exist because of some kind of loss. On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, Deana Thayer wants to provide help and hope for your step-family struggles. Deana and her husband help prepare couples through premarital coaching, mentoring and in small groups.  If you’re in a blended family, don’t...

You began your spiritual life with a burst of joy, but now your passion has faded and your spiritual journey has become a slow, uphill climb. On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, author and President of Dallas Theological Seminary, Dr. Mark Yarbrough, says there are 6 essentials for reviving your faith. Hear about the rekindled...

If you could ask any question of author and counselor, Dr. Gary Chapman, what would you ask? Each month the New York Times bestselling author of The 5 Love Languages takes questions and comments from his listener line. So it’s your turn. Call him right now at 866-424-Gary and leave your message. 1-866-424-GARY. And don’t miss...

Your love language is Physical Touch, but your wife won't speak your language. You want her to speak to you in your language, but you don't want her to do it as an obligation.

As a parent, how can you discover your teen's love language? First of all, observe their behavior. They'll usually speak to you in their primary love language. How they respond to you and others will give you a clue as to what their love language is.

It's difficult to express love to your spouse through physical touch when you do so much traveling. Let them know you're thinking about them and thinking about how you want to express your love to them even when apart.

Here's a question for you - do you hug your Child? Your hug might be the difference between emotional security or insecurity. Physical touch is one of your child's most important love languages.

During the preadolescence stage, daughters have a particular need for expressions of love from their fathers. But fathers often often withdraw from hugging, feeling it's inappropriate at this stage. If a father withdraws, there's a strong likelihood that your daughter will seek love from someone else - often times in an  inappropriate...