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How can a military couple survive lengthy times of separation when their love languages are physical touch and quality time? The best answers and practical ideas can be found in Dr. Gary Chapman's book The Military Edition of the 5 Love Languages.

Our society has become so vitriolic in the way we communicate with each other. Let's be an example of how to talk to one another in love and respect. Dr. Gary Chapman's book, Love is a Way of Life, can show us how this is possible.

What do we do when the 5 Love Languages don't seem to be working? Regardless of how your spouse responds to you, don't give up. Keep talking their love language and be patient with them. They may eventually come around.

The phrase Love is a Way of Life sounds lofty, noble and Christian. But how many people do you know that truly love as a way of life? How are YOU doing in this regard?

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark shares how we are like spiritual antennas when we're tuned to God, we help others see Him more clearly. Abraham sensed something sacred and responded with radical hospitality, showing us how to welcome God's presence.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how in moments of divine encounter, doubt can creep in and try to steal our faith. Abraham’s story shows how God confronts doubt not with punishment, but with reminders of His power.

In this episode, Dr. Sauer reflects on a foundational practice he didn’t fully grasp as a younger believer—and one that has quietly shaped his faith, habits, and resilience over time. Want more Quiet Time? Follow us on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. ©️ 2026 Moody Bible Institute. All rights reserved.

In this episode, Dr. Sauer offers thoughtful guidance on dating. He discusses how to discern when you’re truly ready to date, how to think wisely about the timeline toward engagement, and what it really takes to know someone deeply before making a lifelong commitment. Along the way, he highlights common pitfalls to avoid and encourages...

In this episode, Dr. Sauer unpacks what the church is meant to be and why it remains essential for the Christian life. He explores how to find a healthy church, what to look for in a community, and how to navigate the very real wounds that can come from imperfect people.