Gift-Giving

If your child's love language is gift-giving, it's possible that your child might confuse gift-giving with true love in this materialistic world.       Give your child gifts, but don't give them everything they ask for. Give them gifts that are helpful to them.

Struggling With Pornography

Pornography does nothing to enhance your relationship and can destroy your marriage. Admit that you have a problem and repent. Seeking good Christian counseling is the best path to take.

Impatience

When you become impatient with your spouse's behavior or lose your temper, you become an enemy instead of a friend. Ask questions in an effort to understand your spouse's behavior.

Noncustodial Parenting

In noncustodial parenting, is not unusual for each parent to have a different set of rules. This creates an even greater division between the parents. Both parents need to get together and agree to maintain the same set of rules.

What is Patience?

Patience is caring enough to listen empathetically with the goal of understanding what's going on.

Separate Facebook Pages

Is it wise for a couple to have separate Facebook pages? It not wrong, but it's essential that you have access to each other's FB page.

Understanding Her Needs as a Wife

What can you do to help your husband better understand your needs as a wife? One idea is to read a book together. Tell each other what you learned about yourselves. A husband will gain a greater understanding of your needs.

Patience

In our Western culture, we're not trained to be patient. Even though there are ample situations that will try our patience, we must realize that patience is one of the traits of love.

Your Child's Love Language

Helping your child to take Dr. Gary Chapman's love language quiz will help you discover their love language. Your child may not feel loved unless you begin to talk to them in their own love language.

Resolution to Anger

It's not enough to just set your anger aside. It's vital that you find a solution to the situation that stimulated your anger in the first place.