Positive Love Role Model

Love begins, love grows, love matures . . . Love adjusts, love cools, love recedes, love . . . Love does what? . His fault . .  Her fault . . Love in marriage. Yes, unfortunately even sometimes in Christian marriage. . .  Where does it go right . .  where wrong? . . . But what happens in "good" marriages? What could? . .  What should?

A good reading for Valentines Day . .But an essential reading for everyday.
Could be a husband and wife team.

Cast:  2 (1m, 1f should be a couple)

Bible Reference: Romans 12

Set: bare

Lighting: standard

Sound: wireless mics if available

Song: none

SFX: none

Costumes:  standard

Props: none

Special Instructions: none

Time:  8

Sample of script:

Husband: Sweetheart, I love you!

Wife: How do I love thee? Let me count the ways!

Husband: I will always love you.

Wife: My love is without beginning and without end, it has always been and will always be.

Husband: I love you more than anyone has ever loved, more than anyone, ever, has loved another!

Wife: I love you more than they love you.

Husband: I love you more than he loves you!

Wife: Do you love me?

Husband: But, do you really, really love me?

Wife: I love you more than you love me.

Husband: You don't love me!

Wife: You never really loved me!

Husband: What did I ever see in you?

(Pause)

Wife: Love blooms.

Husband: Love grows.

Wife: Love deepens.

Husband: Love matures.

Wife: Love strengthens.

(Pause)

Husband: Does love fade?

Wife: Does love die?

Husband: Is love something which can be for a time, only to fade like yesterday's roses?

Wife: But what of abusive, unhealthy situations? Does love mean remaining with this type of relationship?

Husband: Let's consider 'unconditional love' in marriage:

Wife: First, let's look at the conditional way:

Husband: I'll love you if you change in these ways......... !

Wife: I'll love you if you don't ........... !

Husband: When you live up to MY expectations—then I'll love you!

Wife: I'll love you when you ... !

Husband: The focus is really on what I want! The focus here is self-centered.

Wife: And then, there's the unconditional way:

Husband: I love you as a person.

Wife: Not for what you can or can't do for me.

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