Does your love language change over time...

If your spouse sins against you, it's time to get angry. God, too, is angry when people sin. But the purpose for anger, under control, is to motivate us to lovingly confront. Sitting idly by and making no effort to help your spouse turn from their sin will never work.Donate to Mo ... Show More

Reconnecting with a former girlfriend is dangerous. It often leads to marital division and conflict. Scripture tells us to cleave to our wives.Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/lovelanguageminuteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Don't just focus on your desire to climb the corporate ladder to success at the expense of your marriage. Be sure that you prioritize the success of your spouse as well.Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/lovelanguageminuteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy ... Show More

We’ve all heard the axiom, the only constant is change. Many of us ‘fear’ change, because we’ve learned to associate change as a process to make up for what we lack, instead of changing with compassion and care. When we approach change with compassion, the process of changing bec ... Show More

In today’s episode, we're diving deep into self-identity through life’s varied seasons. Whether you’re in the throes of personal transformation or navigating the complexities of self-discovery post-breakup, understanding and embracing the fluidity of your identity is crucial. We ... Show More

Gary Chapman is the author of The Five Love Languages, a book first published in 1992 that outlines how people express and experience love. He argues that romantic miscommunications come about due to people expressing love to one another using different “languages”, and therefore ... Show More

In the process of personal transformation and healing, you'll often find yourself existing somewhere between your “old self” and your “new self.” The “old self” is the identity that has served you up until now, which you have likely outgrown and are now seeking to shed. This “old ... Show More

If you feel like you have a different personality in Chinese, then you’re not alone. Jared & John talk about this fascinating phenomenon on how many act and feel differently when speaking a 2nd language. Guest interview is with Taha Shlibek from Libya, who left his stable job to ... Show More

Change may come to our lives in unexpected ways. In this episode, we reflect on change and how we can better adapt to it. 

"Le changement passe par soi" , une phrase que m'a répétée ma mère depuis que je suis enfant... Sous-entendue, si tu veux faire changer les choses autour de toi, commence par t’intéresser à ce qu'il se passe à l'intérieur. Si tu changes la façon dont tu te sens, la façon dont tu ... Show More

Did you know that nearly half of all marriages in the West end in divorce? Ouch! This is a startling statistic and reflects how common divorce is in Western countries like the UK. Understanding this reality will help you navigate discussions about relationships, making your Briti ... Show More

What does it take to truly transform yourself? In this episode of The CHANGE 2025 Podcast, we uncover why SELF-AWARENESS is the cornerstone of personal and professional growth. Together, we’ll explore practical ways to strengthen this essential skill—from seeking honest feedback ... Show More

If you could change anything about your personality, anything at all, what would it be?And why would you want to change it?Writer Olga Khazan spent a year trying to answer those questions, and documented the experience in her new book Me, But Better: The Science and Promise of Pe ... Show More