Sept.12: The Power of a Praying Woman by Stormie OMartian
Your mission this week is to read 1 Corinthians 13 and consider which ways you need to better love your husband. Have you been patient with him? Have you been self seeking? Are you keeping any records of wrong doings? We can’t be perfect all the time, but we can still ask the Lord to help us mature and grow in our ability to love well.
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Christian Nymphos 
If you have a copy of The Love Dare, you can see how many of the dares have roots in I Cor 13, and get some practical ideas about how to love better.
That is my favorite verse, and when I find I am unhappy with my husband, I often go to it and find that I am doing something wrong, or we are both at fault. It’s a wonderful, succint statement of everything that Christian love and marriage should be.