Creative Love: 10 Ways to Build a Fun and Lasting Love

Discover practical advice for creating a fun, fulfilling, and forever love story.

What kind of love story do you want?

Keeping a romantic relationship fresh takes effort—whether you've been together for two months or two decades. In Creative Love, Jeremy and Audrey Roloff pose questions, ideas, and challenges that will help you live a fun and fulfilling love story. Each chapter helps you think about a central aspect of love through the lens of faith and creativity:

• Communicating in ways that grow your love • Adventuring together in every season • Preventing and resolving conflict in creative ways • Making traditions and commemorating meaningful moments • Giving unique gifts that say, "I see you" • Establishing values and dreaming together • Pursuing God's design for love and marriage • And more!

Whether you are beginning a new dating relationship, are recently engaged, or have been married for decades, Creative Love is inspiring for any stage of a romantic relationship. This book:

• Shares the Roloffs' honest struggles, best relationship practices, and steps to making an unbreakable bond • Provides a "Get Creative" challenge in each chapter to help you put the ideas into action • Includes conversation starters and idea lists for going on dates, giving gifts, and celebrating special moments • Has a presentation page to make gift-giving easy • Is a perfect gift for yourself--or your boyfriend, girlfriend, or spouse--for Valentine's Day, engagement parties, weddings, or anniversaries

Creative Love will help you pursue a healthy, life-giving, godly relationship characterized by creativity and intentionality. Join the Roloffs as they share real-life stories that invite you into meaningful conversations, love-strengthening practices, and creative ways to live the love story you've been longing for!

Questionnaires, reference lists, and recipes are available in the audiobook companion PDF download.

© 2021 Zondervan (Lydbog): 9780310456810

Release date

Lydbog: 5. januar 2021