One of the best tools for learning how to build relationships is the book, The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman. When we know our love language and the love languages of our friends and family, we know where to begin. We feed loving hope into other souls. One day, I discussed love languages with …
If we refuse to use our voices, we become invisible.
Maybe the reason we’re stuck within this national tragedy is because we haven’t yet found the right apology. In their book, “The Five Languages of Apology,” Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas explore the differences between various apologies. Sometimes “I’m sorry” just isn’t enough because each of us comes to forgiveness via a different perspective. Express …
During a recent visit to Mom’s assisted living facility, I thought again about the five love languages. In his book, Gary Chapman explains the love languages as: touch, gifts, quality time, acts of service and affirming words. When we know the love languages of those around us, we can better relate to them. As I …