About the book

The Love Dare provides a structured forty-day devotional designed to modify how a spouse behaves within a marriage. Based on the film Fireproof, the book presents a daily objective rooted in Christian scripture and unconditional love, or agape. Each chapter introduces a specific principle—such as patience, kindness, or forgiveness—and follows it with a concrete action known as a dare. These tasks require the reader to set aside personal grievances to demonstrate selfless care through verbal affirmations, physical acts of service, or the cessation of critical remarks.

This book is for married individuals who are experiencing conflict, coldness, or a lack of intimacy in their relationship. Readers use these materials to move away from reactive, emotion-based interactions and toward a deliberate habit of kindness. By finishing the program, a person learns to prioritize their spouse’s needs regardless of their current feelings. They walk away with a theological framework for commitment and a practical list of habits intended to de-escalate tension and rebuild a foundation of mutual respect within a religious context.

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Practical, inward-looking, growth-minded and clear-cut; an easy read.

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Details
Published
2008
Language
EN

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