Moody Radio

Is it possible for your spouse to have more than one love language? If they do, you'll have more avenues in which to express your love to them!

Patience is caring enough to listen empathetically with a view to understanding what's going on inside your spouse.

Rating your feelings on a scale from 1 to 10 and sharing that with your spouse is a good way to communicate your feelings efficiently. It's a communication technique that many couples have found helpful.

When you're angry with your spouse, it's not enough to just squelch your anger. You must find a resolution to the situation that stimulated the anger.

When a problem arises in your marriage, it often leads to you and your spouse blaming each other. No doubt, both of you bear some of the fault. What you must do is confess the areas in which you are at fault - regardless of whether or not your spouse takes the same step.

Arguing with your spouse during the first few years of your marriage is not unusual. But if discord persists, it would be wise to seek counseling.

Your love language doesn't change during the time you're dating or after your marriage. But with the arrival of children, there'll be a season where your affection might be directed more to your child than to your spouse.

When your first child comes along, it often results in a decline of marital intimacy. You get so caught up with taking care of the baby that you don't have the time or energy to enrich your marriage. Don't resent your spouse - take positive action.

What do you do when your spouse has filed for divorce? If your desire is to restore your relationship, listen to them. Ask them what lead them to this place.

Military deployment makes maintaining your relationship with your spouse difficult. Dr. Gary Chapman offers a creative way for you to walk "hand in hand". From Omny...