Love Is Something You Do

by John R. Bisagno

More than a feeling ... Moonlight and roses have a way of turning into dishpans and diapers. Our society and the media have been telling us that love is just a feeling. The reality is that it is so much more in light of God's grace. This book is your guide to discovering that Love Is Something You Do . This 35th Anniversary Edition of Love is Something You Do has been revised and expanded with 12 new chapters. You will * How to fall in love with your spouse again
* God's plan for sex between husband and wife
* Getting the most out of your marriage
* What to do after the affair
* The Incompatability Myth " Love Is Something You Do will change the face of marriage in America. This book should be in every library and tucked away in the heart of every marriage." - Dr. Tim Clinton, President, American Association of Christian Counselors "Martin Luther said "A man can become more like Christ in a marriage than in a monastery." How true. Marriage chisels us in the image of Jesus with every decision of faithfulness and commitment. This book will help to shape you and your spouse. Let Dr. Bisagno speak from the heart of a faithful husband and effective pastor to guide your marriage to be all that God desires." - Pastor Gregg Matte, Pastor, Houston's First Baptist Church "Once again John Bisagno has captured the heart and imagination of his readers. In this clear concise writing, John makes a case for love as a verb. Love is Something You Do stimulates the heart, motivates the mind, and saturates the soul with helpful, holy hints." - Ralph Douglas West, Pastor, The Church Without Walls "I had the joy of being under John Bisagno's leadership for 25 years as he served as pastor of our church in Houston. I love and respect him and Uldine, the love of his life, so much. " - Beth Moore, Author, Living Proof Ministries

Genres: Marriage

166 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1975

About the author

John R. Bisagno (1934-2018) led Houston's First Baptist Church from 1970-2000. He helped launch the Bible teaching ministry of Beth Moore.

Reviews

[Scott S.]

I'm eager to read this book.

Several years ago someone (possibly the author) on the radio gave a summary of the idea behind this book and the truth behind it has always stuck with me. I'm baffled by the fact that there is only one review. This kind of book is especially what we need in this time of rampant divorce rates. People these days seem to expect nothing more for their marriage than sunshine and lollipops, but soon they discover that the initial giddy love fades away and they give up to go look for a giddy love with someone else.

This book sums up how love is more than just a feeling, as shocking as that may be to today's feeling based world.

[Michelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very helpful, love is a verb, something that requires action not some passive thing that lays around.