You Can Get Over It: How To Confront, Forgive, and Move On

In this book, author Rick Renner presents how to live a life free from offense. Sharing from the Scriptures and his personal experience, Rick explains that forgiveness isn't a feeling it s a choice. Forgiveness doesn't minimize or justify the wrong you've suffered; it simply releases you from the torment of bitterness and its debilitating consequences. If you re willing to confront the issue and release the hurt, you can move forward.

You can get over the pain of offense when you choose to walk away from the killer attitudes of anger, bitterness, and resentment. Drop the weights that hinder your progress, and make the rest of your life the best of your life starting today!

Rick Renner, author of more than 30 books, is well known for his top-selling classics Sparkling Gems From the Greek and Dressed To Kill-- which have sold more than a million copies combined. Rick's broad understanding of the Greek language and biblical history opens up the Scriptures in a unique way that enables readers to gain wisdom and insight while learning something brand new from the Word of God. A highly respected leader, teacher, and author within the Christian community, both in the U.S. and abroad, Rick and his wife Denise have traveled the earth for three decades, teaching the Word of God. They work together to see the Gospel preached, leadership trained and churches established throughout the former Soviet Union.

In addition to serving as senior pastors of the Moscow Good News Church, Rick and Denise are the founders of the Riga and Kiev Good News Churches, the Good News Training Center, and the Good News Association of Pastors and Churches -- through which they oversee several hundred churches. The Renners also founded Media Mir, the first Christian television network established in the former USSR that today broadcasts to a potential audience of 110 million people. Their highest goal is to know Christ and to present Him to others in a meaningful way. Rick is the founder and senior pastor of the Moscow Good News Church. Rick and Denise reside in Moscow, along with their three sons and their families.