With God Behind You – A Book Of Prayers To Get Your Ex Back

Click Image To Visit Site If you’ve been waiting for that perfect opportunity to rekindle your relationship with your ex… obsessing over their smile or the warmth of their touch… fantasizing about ways you could heal their heart and bring them back to you…

The more time passes after a breakup, the greater the chances are that it will be permanent. The world is busy, and it can be very easy to forget the special songs, the whispered promises, and the heartfelt moments that drew you together in the first place.



If you’re serious about restoring the spark to your relationship, and you want the romance of your dreams, and nothing you’ve tried has worked so far, you need to move quickly.

With God Behind You is a 2 week plan packed with 54 pages of vital information you need to reconcile and strengthen your relationship.

Five minutes from now, you’re going to own a step by step roadmap that anybody can use in their efforts to reunite with an ex, using the tested and proven messages of the Bible.

Of course, if you’d rather do things the hard way, you can agonize over what you’re doing wrong, struggle with loneliness and rejection, and walk the long, rocky road to reconciliation.

A breakup is a very delicate experience, and in my experiences as a counselor, many Christians don’t react in exactly the right way in the face of a breakup. They’re either too passive, going out to be by themselves and hoping to “let go and let God”, completely neglecting their ex and hoping they’ll be “divinely inspired” to rekindle the relationship…

Or they’re too aggressive. Begging, pleading, crying out for attention and sympathy… driving your beloved away in the process.

Most secular experts on relationships will advise a “cooling off” period so that both partners can mentally recover from the shock of breaking up. That’s sound advice, but unfortunately, many of these self proclaimed experts go a step further and advise that you spend time chasing other men (or women), partying, and getting in “a little ME time”…

The entire purpose of a “cooling off” period is to focus on yourself and learn how to become a better partner. Will spending two weeks drinking, chasing skirts and acting like a selfish moron really make you better equipped to deal with a relationship?

In my experience, there’s too much selfishness in relationships as it is. What’s sorely lacking is compassion, humility, and the willingness to listen.

Make you more attractive to your partner and spiritually align you with the principles of the Bible?

I spent plenty of time looking for one, and despite my best efforts, all I could find were juvenile psychological tricks, casual misogyny, and jockeying for “power in the relationship”… I’ve done my share of dating, and the strongest and most stress-free relationships I’ve ever had were ones where we both understood that the ultimate power… Read more…

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