The Love Languages of God: How to Feel and Reflect Divine Love

This was a great read! I originally purchased the book because of a book club at my church. This was our first book reading and we all enjoyed reading it. When we came together to talk about it, we realized how much we all loved GOD but we just showed it in a different way. It also helped us to be open to how others worship. I've been talking about this book ever since! GOD's love is the first love,and it dictates how we love others...

The Love Languages of God: How to Feel and Reflect Divine Love (Chapman, Gary) Truly an inspiring book, who knew there was different ways of showing love for God and also receiving.

This book reviews the actions of love. Love without action is nothing. Love requires a decision to act. This book helps to clarify how and when GOD loves us. Love is very confusing to most people, for instance, how do we love our enemy as GOD commands us to do? Is it necessary to "like" our enemy. Does the bible command us to "like" another person? Anyway I liked the book very much. Thats my story and I'm sticking to it...

An excellent resouce for discovering your child's motiovational code. I would highly recommend it to any parent or grandparent who is passionate about the emotional and social development of their child.

I read the original "The Five Love Languages" and thought that it was really inspiring and something that I could definely apply to my life. If you've already read "The Five Love Languages", you may feel like you are getting ripped off and that Chapman is just taking a concept that he has already established and applying it to other situations to make a buck. CONTINUE TO READ THE BOOK! I read this book several months ago, and have given it little thought. Then I gave the book to a friend, because I think that it is something that even those who have been Christians for quite some time can take a look at. I think that this book is a must-read for new Christians who may have lost the initial feeling they had about being saved. I've been a Christian since I was 8, but I recently decided to make being a Christian my way of life from here on out. I remember when I rededicated my life to Christ, it was great. Then, I walked out of the church, into the real depraved world. What was really inspiring in this book is that no matter what you've done in life, you can ask God to forgive you, and He will. Though we may know that, sometimes, we need someone else to actually say it. The examples for Scripture are awesome. When I was done with each chapter, I would go through the Bible and see how God, Jesus, the disciples, or God's people used "Words of Affirmation", "Physical Touch", "Quality Time", "Gifts" and "Acts of Service" to show their love for God or man. One of the parts that was truly amazing to me was the chapter "When Love Seems Distance". It discusses why we sometimes feel that God doesn't love us. For one, it can be that we are straying from God. My one complaint with this book is that all of the references to Scripture are as endnotes at the back of the book. In Chapman's other books, the Bible version that is references is in parentheses or the text of the verse is on the page. So, in order to know where in the Bible a verse was coming from, I had to flip to the back of the book.