Showing posts with label love languages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love languages. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 13, 2021

Love Languages

My Love Language is gift giving.
I especially enjoy giving compliments

Tell me about your love language 

(Words of affirmation, 

loving touch, 

gift giving,

acts of service, or 

quality time?)

















Sunday, January 20, 2013

Free Books and Study Guide


When I got the idea to write a study guide for my humorous devotional book, Two Soops of Grace with Chuckles on Top, I was going to add it to the text of the book. But my publisher said, "Offer it FREE to anyone who wants it, and then offer a free book to leaders of Sunday school classes or reading groups that want to read the book.

Since giving gifts is one of my love languages, I jumped on it like hot fudge sauce on a double dip of vanilla. So. . .

If you would like a FREE copy of  twelve weeks of study questions for Two Scoops, or

You teach a Sunday school class or lead a book group that wants to read Two Scoops and would like a FREE book, please email me at jeanette(at)jeanettelevellie(dot)com and I'll send it right away.

And speaking of FREE books, if you like to win them, you know how Rose Chandler Johnson from Write Moments with God feels as the winnner of A Heart Out of Hiding, Jan Cline's debut inspirational book full of sweet encouragement. Congratulations, Rose!

May your heart be FREE in the love of God and His Son, Jesus Christ this week.

Grace and Laughter,

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Love Language of Gifts

Today is our Monthiversary. Since giving presents is one of my major love languages, I'll make up any excuse to give a gift. We started this tradition when we were newlyweds 36 years and seven months ago, with only a short break when our kids were young and we had to eek every bit of mileage from our dollars.
This month I am giving Kev a bag of Cheetos. A few days ago, he mentioned that he likes the crunchy kind better than the puffy ones. When I hear those little tidbits, I tuck them away in my brain for future gift-giving moments.



Did I mention I LOVE to give presents?


What is the best gift you've ever received? What's your favorite present you've ever given?