Love in the midst of hurt.

As a husband, you should be concerned if your wife maintains contact with past boyfriends on Facebook. It's possible that the contact is above board, but it opens the door to temptation.Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/lovelanguageminuteSee omnystudio.com/lis ... Show More

What is the safe way to express appreciation through physical touch in the work place? Physical touch in the work place poses significant dangers. However, there are safe ways to touch - through hand shakes, high-fives, fist bumps etc.Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/ ... Show More

How can you tell if your anger is legitimate? The purpose of appropriate anger is always to stimulate us to actions designed to set things right. Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/lovelanguageminuteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

When someone says something hurtful to you, it is wise to give them the benefit of the doubt. What does that mean? It means ask yourself, “Do I firmly believe that this is a person of good will?” If so, is there anything that can help you better understand their behavior? Give th ... Show More

When a marriage has a case of the “Toos,” one thing that happens is there are too many unmet expectations.  And often married people will focus on the “what ifs” of life instead of on the “what is.”  And when the “what ifs” take precedent over the “what is,” then it often leads t ... Show More

"Love your neighbor as yourself." We all know the drill. Jesus calls us to love even our enemies. But loving people can be so HARD. Today Fr. Mike offers us some 3 practical tips and a word of challenge to lean into loving those we find difficult to love and care for. 

<p>We are living in a world that is increasingly isolated, fractured, and lonely. And the church can feel the same. On this <em><strong>Building Relationships </strong>with Dr. Gary Chapman</em>, pastor and author Vermon Pierre says when you know you are dearly loved by God, you ... Show More

I once called judgment "the ultimate relationship destroyer." Judgmental and critical behavior toward those you love will make them love you less. It's a fact. It's undeniable. And if you want to keep people in your life, it's important to understand what breaks down what could b ... Show More

Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley share today about their own struggles and joys in connecting in marriage. They emphasize having first of all, a relationship with God, which enables true spiritual connection with one's spouse. The Smalleys outline some great practical ways in which spou ... Show More

<div><strong>Betrayal</strong>. We've all experienced it. <strong>Forgiveness</strong>. We all struggle with it. Join us as we read directly from God's Word about the stories of Judas & Peter and discuss the fall out of betrayals and the lingering affects of unforgiveness. We lov ... Show More

<p>Relationships can be tricky sometimes, we're all human. It's perfectly natural to experience a range of emotions, from anger to happiness and everything in between. We often want to run from those not-so-easy-to-sit-with emotions....like anger, jealousy, rage, depression, sadn ... Show More