Biblical Answer

Love can indeed revive a dying flame when we're feeling stuck. However, this doesn't happen without a heart for God that is willing to gut it out in prayer, grow through tough times, and wait for love to be resurrected. We have to go through the pain to get to the joy. This means that we cannot rely solely on feelings to revive our love, but rather on a deeper commitment to God and to each other.

In fact, feelings can be deceiving and can lie. As the Bible says, "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also" (Matthew 6:21). This means that our feelings are often a reflection of our priorities and values. If we're not prioritizing God and our relationship with Him, then our feelings will not be reliable. But if we're willing to put God first and to prioritize our relationship with Him, then our feelings will begin to reflect that.

So, how can we revive a dying flame when we're feeling stuck? First, we need to be willing to go through the pain and to wait for love to be resurrected. This means being patient and trusting in God's plan. Second, we need to prioritize our relationship with God and to put Him first. This means spending time in prayer, reading His Word, and seeking to know Him more deeply. And third, we need to be willing to grow and to change through tough times. This means being open to feedback, being willing to apologize and forgive, and being committed to working through challenges together. By doing these things, we can revive a dying flame and build a strong, lasting love that reflects God's love for us.