Dare to Love Your Husband Well ― A 90-day Challenge for Christ-centered Wives

What does it look like to love your husband well, according to the Bible? It doesn’t mean being a “perfect” wife. After all, if we were perfect, we wouldn’t need Jesus! And it doesn’t mean living up to every single one of your husband’s expectations—nowhere in the Bible will you find a command to give up who God created you to be in favor of who your husband wants you to be. So what does it mean?

Dare to Love Your Husband Well is an interactive devotional and journal designed to lead you to a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with God and with your husband. Each day includes a Bible verse, a short prayer, a journaling prompt and space for meditative writing, and a dare. That’s right, a dare! Because getting to a place of deeper intimacy can be scary—it requires vulnerability and risk taking, and probably some tough soul searching.

What are the blocks keeping you from the kind of marriage God designed? Are there idols in your life that you need to lay down in order to make room for the blessings God has in store for you? Or maybe you have a vague sense of dissatisfaction that you’ve never taken the time to define, never mind figure out what to do about it. Sometimes loving your husband well means telling him what you need. Are you afraid to speak out loud what you really want from your partner and best friend?

With Dare to Love Your Husband Well, you will be challenged to pray for your husband, to recognize his strengths, to voice your desires, to discover his unique needs, and to experience the kind of intimacy God intends for your marriage.

Sara Daigle was born and raised in a horse and buggy Amish home and is in now the wife of a state trooper and a home school mother of four. She is author of Women of Purpose, a weekly contributor to Daily TruthBytes for Moms, and member of a worship team. Her heart also comes alive when exploring sandy beaches with her family or hiking the peaks of her favorite mountains. Find more of her at www.saradaigle.org, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. She lives in Sequim, Washington.