Unique Love Letters | Take Back Your Temple

Want a unique way to send a love letter to him or her? I got this idea from my husband recently and it is very clever!

Best of all, you don’t have to be a great writer to do this.

Here is where the idea came from: My husband Mike and I went to our church’s marriage retreat and one of the speakers gave each married couple an assignment: Write a love letter to each other.

While I wrote my love letter in the traditional way, Mike surprised me with a gift several weeks later.

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Mike’s gift was a love light up sign from Amazon:

Within his gift, Mike enclosed a note:

4 Love Letters – Mike got his love light up sign on Amazon

‘You light up my life with love. I Love You! 4 Love Letters for Kim.”

Ha, ha, ha! Mike’s letter and gift made me laugh and touched my heart.

Very clever.

While I don’t leave the love light on all the time (it has an on/off switch in the back), I do like to turn on the light on occasion. It never fails to make me smile!

I do hope this has given you a new perspective on sending love letters!

Why wait? Send 4 love letters to your spouse today!

About the author

Kimberly Taylor

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Kimberly Taylor is the founder of Take Back Your Temple, a Christ-centered teaching ministry that helps Christian women understand what emotional eating is communicating and respond with wisdom, steadiness, and peace.

After years of struggling with emotional eating and reaching 240 pounds, Kimberly experienced lasting change through Scripture-guided renewal, practical stewardship, and learning to recognize the signals her body had been carrying.

Today, she helps women move from pressure and shame into clarity and steady formation, teaching that emotional eating is often a signal of inner strain rather than a failure of discipline.

Kimberly is the author of The Weight Loss Scriptures, The Anxiety Relief Scriptures, The Weight Loss Prayers, and other faith-based resources that support whole-person restoration.

Her work has been featured in Prevention Magazine, Charisma Magazine, and on CBN’s The 700 Club.