The One Year Love Language Minute Devotional: A 365-Day Daily Devotional for Christian Couples (One Year Signature Line)

The One Year Love Language Minute Devotional is an excellent daily read for couples looking to strengthen their relationship. Each devotion is short, meaningful, and connects beautifully with the five love languages. The insights are practical and encourage deeper connection, making it easy to incorporate into daily life. Whether you’re newly together or have been for years, this devotional is a great way to nurture love and understanding in your relationship!

I read the 5 Love Languages book written by Gary Chapman years ago. I just recently purchased another copy of that book because I lost my original. I'm re-reading the book while my husband is listening to the book on CD. I'm not sure what I expected when I ordered this devotional book, but it has certainly exceeded my expectations. The book itself is very nice. It has a leather look and feel. It doesn't look "girly" so it looks nice on your bedside table no matter if you are maleaving or female. Prior to receiving this we were reading a devotional every night before bed together. Even though the devotions were good, they rarely touched on marriage, relationships or anything like what we need right now. The devotions in this book are so good I have actually sat down and read some of them like a regular book. They truly hit home for both spouses and in my opinion help couples understand each other better. During a difficult time in our marriage we have found this book to be extremely helpful. The devotions are about a page long but not dull or boring reads. They are informative but not difficult to understand or comprehend. Even though we are reading/listening to the 5 Love Languages at the same time separately this seems to be the glue to bring all of that together. Reading this at night before we go to bed seems to be particularly nice. It's the end of the day, work is over, chores are finished, kids are in bed & after being in a marriage/relationship for many years it's a much needed time of sharing and quiet yet thoughtful moment together. I would recommend this devotional to anyone in a marriage, long term committed relationship or even for newlyweds just starting out. This would make a great gift to a newly married couple. I have nothing negative to say about this devotional at all. I think I enjoy this more than the book to be honest. My husband seems to enjoy it as well which is really saying something because he's not a "reader" or lover of books in general. I DID NOT receive this book at a discount, for free or as a part of any program. I purchased it by choice with my own money. My reviews are my own honest opinions and thoughts.

Reading The Love Languages Minute Devotional has been a truly uplifting experience! I love that it serves as a daily reminder not only to read scripture, but also to reflect on my own role in making my marriage the best it can be. Each day offers a short, meaningful passage, practical insight, and ends with a heartfelt prayer focused on strengthening the bond between husband and wife. What makes this devotional so special is its consistency! It becomes a daily habit of spiritual connection and self-discovery. After a full year of praying intentionally over my marriage and reading these guided reflection, I can honestly say it’s an amazing and rewarding feeling. This book is a gift to any couple seeking to grow in faith and love together!

Even after almost 25 years of marriage, there is no better way to have joy and peace in your life than to know you and your spouse are rowing the boat in the same direction. The 5 Love Languages book was introduced to us in our pre-marital counseling, and we absolutely feel it has been one of the most important books next to the Bible that we could read-and put into practice. We read one every day and when we are not together, I read them to my wife by a short video that I text her so she can listen when she has time. It has turned into a habit that we both love. Usually at breakfast, she says "read to me", so I open it and we spend the next few minutes listening to something we can put into practice today that will make our marriage stronger. Communication is the key to a strong relationship and how we communicate Love to each other is what this book is all about (along with the 5 Love Languages book and your Bible). Keep it on your breakfast table, make it a daily habit, and enjoy the blessings!.

These are great short devotions, and perfect in length weather you're a busy person or not. Many devotions are very wordy and take far too many paragraphs (or pages) to get their point across. The "Love Language" idea has been around for years so we were not new to the concept. We've found the concise devotions to be easily understood and applicable to our lives. We've been together over 30 years and have purchased other devotions that ,frankly, got forgotten or ignored in short order and I had buyer's remorse over the $20 wasted. This one, however, sure seems like a keeper. Even if we get busy and skip a day or two, they're not so long that we can't catch up and read a couple in a day to catch up later. And after so many years together, devotions can sometimes seem trite or ridiculously basic in their message, but we have found these to be good reminders of how we can respect and admire the person we were drawn to so many years ago instead of just focusing on one particular issue that is deviding us. If you can love and admire your mate, respecting the person they are by speaking their love language (and they strive to do the same) it's amazing the obstacles and issues you can overcome.

This is a practical devotional for current times and relevant issues couples face but definitely not for both people to read and grow together. I was disappointed to find there are no discussion questions to share at the end of the devotion as advertised. My husband and I read the short devotions each day but find it hard to carry on a conversation about the topic of the day.

For couples who are engaged, newly married, or married 50 years!!

I thought, "What could I do to help my marriage succeed?" This was important to me. I was married before, almost 21 years, with 3 children, that had failed. I had not intended to marry again, when I did. I strongly felt God had told me to marry this woman. We saw each other on the 2 of July, and married on the 12. Not driven by love, but by obeying. Strange? Yes. She was from another country, and we did not speak each other's language. I read these devotionals, and I have forgotten how many years. Our next anniversary will be our 16th. And I love her more than the day I married her.