Get Over It

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"Read this book and then pass it along to others who need to quit wallowing in their past-no matter how terrible it might be-and unload the baggage they have carried far too long." -- Erwin Lutzer "She combines that practical "How to" that is her trademark, with fresh, biblical insights that are both inspiring and empowering. Thank you, Mary, for this much-needed book!" -- Miriam Neff "Easily accessible and written with warmth, its practical biblical wisdom will both challenge and comfort those who are struggling with emotional baggage and difficulties, yet long to mature as Christians." -- Ann Allen "Mary Whelchel draws from her own journey with God and her years of ministry to shepherd readers to the place of letting go of burdens we weren't meant to carry and courageously moving forward with God." -- Carolyn Custis James "With its biblical foundation, personal illustration, and practical application, Get Over It! has what it takes to help you let go and move on with God." -- Florence MacKenzie "I wish that book was available when I became a Christian as it would have really challenged me to move forward and grow in Jesus." -- May Nicholson In Get Over It, Mary Whelchel shows women, in very practical ways, how to live free from dangerous mindsets that are so easily entangling. Mary gives women a gentle, yet powerful biblical approach to handling offenses, while continuing to walking in love, and total forgiveness. Get Over It is a much needed book in our culture today. Get Over It can serve as a powerfully resource for all women, church leaders, teachers, students, and all who consider themselves worshipers of the Living God. -- Alicia Williamson Garcia With the candor of a faithful friend, Mary Whelchel encourages us to get over our petty fears, attitudes and anxieties that prevent us from living freely and becoming all that God intends for us to be. Drawing on years of ministry experience, Whelchel provides practical advice and wisdom to fight our tendency to hold onto slights, guilt and unrealistic expectations. Time and again she points us to the truth of Scripture, exposing the fault lines in our thinking and reminding us that we are called to trust God in every area of our life. -- Melissa B. Kruger