Saying “I Love You” Without Speaking
In marriage, it’s not always the words we say but simple gestures that show how much we love and cherish our mates. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler share some ways to say “I love you” without speaking.
Pastor Brenen Beeler is the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Eagle, a non-denominational church based in the Treasure Valley in Idaho. He is also the founder of Regenerate Ministries, and has a national radio program, Regenerate Radio. Pastor Brenen and his wife, Morgan, are contributors for the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute, they both speak at conferences and churches around the country, and together they lead a multi-generational church that reaches people throughout the Treasure Valley and around the world. The Beelers live in Boise, Idaho with their sons, Sheaden and Brenson, and their daughter, Katin.
In marriage, it’s not always the words we say but simple gestures that show how much we love and cherish our mates. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler share some ways to say “I love you” without speaking.
Do you struggle with knowing how to encourage your spouse? If so, Brenen and Morgan Beeler’s new video is for you. The Beelers explain ways that you can help give your mate more confidence, including how to make a profound impact just by asking two simple questions. This advice comes from the devotion, “Be Like Barnabas,” in Dr. James and Shirley Dobson’s book, Night Light for Couples.
Discovering another couple who embodies a lasting, happy marriage is like finding a rare gem. They inspire us with the reminder that love can endure, and they provide critical guidance for our own relationships. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler share a story of two people who have dramatically impacted their lives. Watch this uplifting video now!
If you’re a husband who wants to experience intimacy with your wife, you need to connect with her emotionally. While this can be a challenge for men, Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain in this video that it’s easier than you might think. One effective thing you can do is to ask a simple question every day. It’s important to inquire correctly, so watch this video now to learn what to say.
Unmet expectations and lack of communication can lead to major problems in a marriage. As frustration grows, the anger leads to resentment, especially when issues are left unaddressed. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler share a story about a conflict in their relationship, and what they could have done differently to produce a more peaceful outcome
In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to focus only on what’s most important to you. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that this is a common reason why spouses fail to consider the interests of their mates and children when making decisions. Watch now to learn how to avoid this mistake.
Encouraging children to have compassion on people is an important part of parenting. Teaching your kids to serve in the church can help them see the needs of others and be a blessing. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler demonstrate how moms and dads can support their children as they look for opportunities to minister to others.
People are often tempted to behave one way in public and the opposite in private. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that our kids will notice if we take this “character vacation,” and it will affect their behavior and destroy trust within the family. Instead, we must always walk with integrity, even in the privacy of our own homes.
Children will encounter people who are cruel to them throughout their lives. It can happen at school, in their personal relationships, and as they grow up and begin working outside the home. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that parents need to teach their kids how to handle these challenging and often hurtful situations before they occur. One of the important lessons to instill in them is to pray for their enemies, which Jesus taught us to do in Matthew 5:43-45. Watch now to see how the Beelers did this with their son when he had trouble with a classmate.
When conflict occurs in marriage, we either try to fight it out while we’re angry, or sweep it aside to avoid it. Both methods can make the problem worse rather than resolving it. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain Ephesians 4:26, which says, “Don’t let the sun go down on your anger.” The Beelers share how this principle can help you work through disputes without making the wounds deeper and more painful.