Quotes from Gary Chapman

Give as freely as you have received! —Matthew 10:8

My research indicates that there are five basic languages of love: Words of affirmation—using positive words to affirm the one you love Gifts—giving thoughtful gifts to show you were thinking about someone Acts of service—doing something that you know the other person would like Quality time—giving your undivided attention Physical touch—holding hands, kissing, embracing, putting a hand on the shoulder, or any other affirming touch

God can help you love and not just give. — Francine Duckworth

For I know the plans I have for you," says the Lord. "They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope." —Jeremiah 29:11

Blessed are those who are generous, because they feed the poor. —Proverbs 22:9

Grief is a common denominator through which God's love can flow.

Chosen. Have you ever thought about that in reference to God choosing you? He chose you and me to be His children, His friends, His servants. He chose us because He loves us. Only love could choose people like us, don't you think? And that love is greater than any in this world.

As you know, we can't make other people change. But we can influence people to make changes. "The greatest way to have a positive influence on anyone is to love them.

You intended to harm me, but God intended it all for good. —Genesis 50:20

But let the godly rejoice. Let them be glad in God's presence. Let them be filled with joy. —Psalm 68:3

When trouble comes, and it will, remember God has a plan. — Kay E. Combs —

Niégate a interrumpir. Investigaciones recientes indican que el individuo promedio solo escucha diecisiete segundos antes de interrumpir e intercalar sus propias ideas.

pure life by reading, studying, and following God's Word. — Jenni Davenport —

The joy that comes from giving, even if it is something small, can last a lifetime. — Bruce Dalman

If a person is going to change, they are most likely to do so when they feel loved and accepted by the person requesting the change.

Jesus reached out and touched him. —Matthew 8:3

I am indebted to a host of professionals who

Cheerfully share your home with those who need a meal or a place to stay. —1 Peter 4:9

the following areas: whether to attend college, whether to attend religious services, whether to do homework, and whether to drink. Parents also had an impact on the teens' job or career plans. Friends had more influence on their decisions in terms of immediate issues such as whether or not to cut classes, who to date, hairstyles, and what kind of clothes they wore.12 The survey found that when teenagers were

Never underestimate the value of the ministry you have in the place where God has called you—even if it's "only" among your family and friends. — Jenni Davenport

A hand stretched out to the poor is rewarded with beautiful friendships. — Kat Crawford —

Sometimes it is hard to accept God's provision, but He is unchanging and always lovingly cares for us. — Laura Chevalier —

The patience of love never gives up. — Linda Cox —

The child with an embellished sense of self will see himself as superior to others—as God's gift to the world and deserving of whatever he wants. Studies show this inflated sense of self-esteem is rampant among the young today.