These seven resources are recommended by people at Zondervan. Each resource may take a different angle on love and relationships, but they all have one thing in common: they’ve helped us grow in love. We hope they help you too.

“My wife and I are going through this together. The ways the authors talk about the need for boundaries in relationships, it all just makes sense. When we’re done with this book, were going to do Boundaries in Marriage.” – Roger

“I saw Flame in college chapel with a thousand other students, and when it was over you could’ve heard a pin drop. As a college student, Flame taught me to view love in a whole new way. As a wife today, it reminds me how to keep love alive.”
– Megan

Also of Interest: NOOMA Group: Collection 001

“Captivating helped me see how God woos every one of us, and how we can only find our fullness in Him. It reminded me that my worth isn’t found in things of this world, but in God’s love for me.” – Kelly

Also of Interest: Love and War DVD

“An interesting perspective on marriage, taking the focus from ‘How can my marriage make me happy?’ to ‘How does God use marriage to make us more holy?’ It’s one of those books you can read in parts and still find useful.” – David

Also of Interest: Sacred Marriage DVD

“Bell’s book is full of ideas, and a lot of them made me lay the book down to reflect. I have to keep buying it, because I end up giving each new copy to a friend!” – Steve

Also of Interest: NOOMA 002: Flame

“The post-college dating scene was scary—I thought I’d left the best dating pool I’d ever see, and I didn’t know what to do next. Then Cloud’s book gave me tools for growth, like how to deal better with rejection, and how to just enjoy the crazy erience of getting to know someone.” – Adam

Also of Interest: Boundaries in Dating

“I’m excited for this to release [in March]. Since marriage is hard, a lot of people think they’ll never have the marriage they dream of. It can be done though, and this study helps you see how.” – Mike

Also of Interest: Love and War Pariticipant’s Guide

Have a personal favorite of your own? We’d like to hear about it – leave a comment!