It’s okay if words can’t explain how you feel. Sometimes your heart is too full, too heavy, or too raw for language, and that doesn’t mean you’re failing. God understands even what you can’t say, and His love carries what you can’t carry alone. You don’t have to fix everything or hold it all together. Simply letting God carry the weight is enough.
God, hear my heart
God, hear my heart,
Silent, heavy, torn apart.
Hear me when I’m speechless.
Understanding the love Language between you and your partner can help improve your relationship. According to research, there are five love languages – words of affirmation, acts of service, receiving gifts, quality time, and physical touch. Find out which love language suits you the most and that of your partner.
I would love to emphasize words of affirmation because they work very well for me and my spouse. So, what I do is express my appreciation and affection verbally. It helps convey my feelings and shows that he is loved, respected, and valued, and he does the same.
The love language of one person is not necessarily the love language of another – Gary Chapman
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