Monthly Archives: April 2015

I had it wrong. I have had a relationship with God since 1998; you do the math.  I am 63.  I was born in a church-going family so I was a “religious” person for many years before 1998.  Since 1998 … Continue reading →

This word denotes any good gift that flows from God’s love to humans. The word can also mean any of the spiritual graces and qualifications granted to every Christian to perform his or her task in the Church. In the … Continue reading →

Dr. Chapman states that “When we give to others, we reflect His love.” Yesterday I posted about R.G. LeTourneau, one of most giving people I have ever heard about. What about America as a country? Do we give to others? … Continue reading →

Dr. Chapman starts Chapter 4 with the story of R.G. Le Tourneau.  I “googled” this guy.  He is real.  He was a man of little education but a man who used his brains and his faith to move mountains…literally. What … Continue reading →

Chapter 4 in God Speaks Your Love Language is about the love language of gifts. Just pause a moment and think about it. Do you like receiving a present? Do you like receiving a surprise present? Not everyone does. I … Continue reading →

Years ago when I was right in the middle of my career, I read a book called Finding God on the A Train.  I borrow the phrase in the title from the author Rick Hamlin. The book is about one … Continue reading →

Egbert, N and Polk, D. (2006).  Speaking the language of relational maintenance. A validity test of Chapman’s five love languages. Communication Research Report, 23, 19-26. You might be asking now, what is this? Some of you know that I have … Continue reading →

People who need quality time to talk to God and people who can give quality time to others and want it in return still have periods of time when they can’t have the quality time they desire. I have a … Continue reading →

The past three days I have written about different aspects of quality time.  The first day on Chapter 3, we discussed how quality time is not for everybody.  The second day we discussed how people who like quality time may … Continue reading →