Many marriages do not fail because love is absent.
They fail because love has been misunderstood.

Couples enter marriage believing love will naturally carry them-only to discover that affection fluctuates, desire settles, communication strains, and commitment feels heavier than expected. When this happens, a familiar conclusion is reached, even in Christian spaces: love is not enough. Something more must be added. Something stronger must replace it.
But what if the problem was never love itself?
In Love Is Enough for Marriage, Ayodele O. Olakunle challenges one of the most widely accepted assumptions in modern marriage discourse. Drawing deeply from Scripture, theology, and pastoral insight, this book argues that love fails only when it has been reduced to feeling. Biblical love-agape-is not fragile, sentimental, or incomplete. It is God's own way of loving, and it was always meant to sustain the covenant.
This book offers a reorientation rather than a quick fix. It strips away cultural clich