Well, what's up, family? I'm excited, man. You're about to watch a message we did at Resurrection Sunday at Change Church. We were at the Georgia Tech McCamish Pavilion. That's the basketball arena. Two services at 9 a.m. and at 1145 a.m. God's doing incredible things. And this message I taught was called, I'm not there anymore.

This is your season to make moves, to make sure your setbacks become set-ups for come-ups. Jesus, the goal, it's going to show you how it is.

Take care. But there is something I want to share with you from Luke's Gospel, Luke 24, beginning

at verse number five.

And I want to read two verses, verses five and six from the new King James rendering.

And again, I want to over invite you to worship with us. We're making room.

And so not only do we have our Gwinnett location in Duluth, and I know we've talked a lot about

DeKalb, but don't y'all have me at Duluth next week, and y'all not there.

Okay, nine o'clock.

Next Sunday morning and we're going to be there at Duluth and we've got nine and eleven in Duluth and we've got 10 and 1215 at DeKalb.

And so God's doing a new thing, and we're excited about it.

Luke chapter 24 verses 5 and 6.

It says, then as they were afraid and bowed their faces to the earth,

they said to them, why do you seek the living among the dead?

He is not here, but he is risen.

And I want to stop the reading of there, and I want to tag a title of this text in our time together. And hopefully the title of this text is the testimony of your life.

Here it is, I'm not there anymore.

I need you to act like you to 130 or the 1145 service that changed.

I'm not there anymore. I want to interrupt your regularly scheduled Easter service with this breaking news announcement.

The resurrection of Jesus is a revelation that God uses setbacks as setups for come-ups.

And this is good news for God's people because setbacks are an inevitable reality in the human experience.

We will not all experience the same setbacks, but everyone will experience some setbacks.

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