This document discusses the importance of understanding love languages in marriage and communicating love effectively to your spouse. It identifies five main love languages - physical touch, words of affirmation, acts of service, gifts, and quality time - and encourages becoming multilingual in expressing love, rather than insisting on only your own love language. The expression of love in marriage requires investment of heart and discipline rather than being romantic, and spouses should be the primary benefactors of each other's love languages.

2. Do not let the
business of marriage
distract you from
expressing love.

3. Our love languages are the
default ways that we express
and perceive love.

4. We all have our
love languages.

5. Most people
have two
dominant love
languages.

6. 5 different love languages
- Physical touch
- Words of affirmation
- Acts of service
- Gifts
- Quality time.

7. You need to get to a
point where you
become multilingual
to successfully
communicate love in
your marriage.

8. Do not insist on speaking
only your love language.

9. Our strongest
expressions of love
will not be in our
own love language.

10. Never confuse
the language
with the
content.

11. Love requires the
investment of our hearts.

12. The expression of love
is more an exercise in
discipline than it is
romantic.

13. Marriage is a
call to give your
best to your
spouse.

14. Your spouse should
be the primary
benefactor &
witness of your
love language.

15. Resist the temptation
to love your children
more than you love
your spouse.

16. Protect and increase
your capacity for love.

17. Protect your heart from
Malice, Bitterness &
Weariness.

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