In this third and final installment of the 16 outcomes for love, we identify the last four outcomes. We also touch briefly on the idea of what it means for one who doesn’t measure up to any of the 16 (which does happen).

In this third and final installment of the 16 outcomes for love, we identify the last four outcomes. We also touch briefly on the idea of what it means for one who doesn’t measure up to any of the 16 (which does happen).
In this second installment of the 16 outcomes for love, we identify the next eight outcomes. The idea is to help one make up in their own mind whether or not she or he is being loved or giving love.
In this first installment of the 16 outcomes for love, we identify the first four outcomes. More importantly it gives us an idea on how to assess the love we believe we receive and the love we give.
Is it possible to say I love you and the person to whom you say doesn’t understand what you’ve said? Yes. Wouldn’t you like to know the language of the person to whom you wish to express love? In this lesson, we discuss the five methods that communicate love.
In this lesson, we discuss what it takes for a couple to have an uncommon marriage based upon how they navigate the two lane highway for love called love & respect.
Kerry A. Clark is an author, Christian life coach, Information Systems & Technology professional, platform builder and project manager.
He lives in Birmingham, Alabama with his wife, Pamela, and daughter, Tamia and has devoted his life to his 3 M’s: Mission, Message, and Ministration.
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