Hey, this is Kyle Eidlman 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.

Weeks will be a little bit different. We are in a series called At the Movies, where we're

exploring God's truth through some incredible film clips. But because of copyright laws,

we can't play those sermons online. You have to be there in person. So I've been praying

about what our online family needs to hear right now,

and God brought a specific message series to mind,

one about letting go of bitterness and choosing forgiveness when someone has deeply hurt us.

And I know that this is something that many of you are wrestling with.

Maybe it's a family member who betrayed your trust, a friend who walked away, or someone

who said something that has stayed with you all these years later.

And the weight of that hurt can feel overwhelming.

And honestly, sometimes we don't even want to let go of it because if we let go of it,

it seems that somehow they got away with it. So for these next few weeks, I'm going to take you back

to 2016. You're about to see a much younger version of me with significantly less gray hair,

but even though these messages are nine years old, I still regularly hear from people who tell me how God used these

truths from His Word to set them free from bitterness and move them towards healing. And I so want

that for you. So this series may be a few years old, but the power of God's word is timeless.

So grab your coffee, settle in, and let's journey together into what it really means to not just move on,

but to get over it and discover the freedom God has waiting for us on the other side of forgiveness.

You know, Jesus on the cross allowed us to be made right with God so that our sins

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