Hey, this is Kyle Eidleman from Southeast Christian Church,

and I'm going to thank you for listening to the message today.

As we open up the scriptures together, I pray that this message inspires you,

challenges you, and is the right word at just the right time in your life.

Enjoy the message.

Hey, church family, here we are week three of this journey together,

and I'm so grateful that you are joining us online. While our campuses are wrapping up our at the

movies series, I believe God has been doing something equally powerful in the hearts of our

online community through these messages

from 2016. These messages are part of the series called Getting Over It, and I've been praying for you

on this getting over it journey. I know for many of you, it's not easy. Choosing forgiveness and

letting go of bitterness is some of the hardest work will ever do. And I hope this

has been encouraging to you. I will be honest, watching this version of me from 2016 makes me feel a

little bit old. But it also is encouraging to me to see how God has used his word over these last number of years,

and that his word is timeless. Like, his word never gets old. His word never loses power,

never stops working in our hearts. And so I pray that you're ready to receive it today.

One more time, grab your coffee, settle in. Let's finish this journey together and discover once and for all what it really means to get over it and step fully into the freedom God has for you and me on the other side of forgiveness.

So in this series, we're just being challenged from God's word to get over that stuff, to get over the hurts and the pain

that have been done to us, to release it to God. So if you haven't been a part of it the last

few weeks, I did want to begin this final message of the series by making it clear what I don't

mean when I say, get over it, all right? So getting over it doesn't mean that what happened to

you was no big deal. Doesn't mean? So getting over it doesn't mean that what happened to you was no big deal.

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