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When things don’t go your way, do you get discouraged? If so, it may be a good time for a reminder that disappointment is inevitable, but discouragement is a choice. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk about a better way to handle financial disappointments. Then he’ll answer your calls and questions about...

Does your child feel loved? Research shows that children who feel loved fare better in life than those who do not.

How can you get your spouse to read The 5 Love Languages? One approach might be to ask them if they would agree to read at least the first chapter. If they're still resistant, don't push it further. But make it a priority to clearly speak their love language.

It is essential for couples to draw lines on physical affection before marriage.

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...

Your husband has left you. Is there hope for your marriage? There's always hope for reconciliation. But the process of reconciliation might need to begin with you acknowledging that there have been failures on your part.

Scripture says, "without a vision, the people perish". Nowhere is that more true than in family life. It's essential that a couple have a clear Biblical picture of what a healthy family looks like.

Loving your spouse is costly. Loving and serving your spouse should take priority over fulfilling your own desires.

In his book The Family You've Always Wanted, Dr. Gary Chapman provides practical help on how to be a loving leader in the home. Following the example of Jesus, Christian leadership focuses on meeting the needs of the wife and children.

Dr. Gary Chapman provides some strategies to help you get your husband to read The 5 Love Languages book.