Hey, everybody, it's Matt. This is the 10-minute Bible Hour podcast, and this is the final episode on Galatians, season five, and it's today. And I'm sad to see it go, because I've always loved this book, but I love it different now than I used to love it before because I thought I knew what I was doing.

So I picked this book because I was like, oh, I think this is an important one.

I think I can help people understand God and the Bible better.

And then we started working on it.

We got past to the intro part and into the actual meat of the book, especially the middle few chapters. And I found it to be quite humbling

as an experience to turn on the microphone and talk with you about it every day for over a year.

And I feel like I learned a ton and I appreciate this book better now. That's why we do it, right?

Because do we think this is valuable materials. I mean,

if you're like me, you think it's from God and that it's worth our time and attention. We want to

make it a part of our daily rhythm. And we did that. And it worked on me. And I'm the host.

So I guess that's a giant win. And I will miss Galatians because I've enjoyed being in this orbit. Geographically,

I've enjoyed being in this orbit of the Bible. I've enjoyed hanging around with Paul,

but we don't have to be done with Paul because the next season is on Philemon. And so,

you know, I'm really excited for what's next. I'm just going to miss Galatians. This has been great.

Today, since it's our last conversation, I want to go big picture. And I thought since it is our last day on Galatians, I brought my

close personal friend Jeffrey foot in Jeff, or you make a grunt or something so that it can,

everybody knows. Hello. Oh, that was far better and more sophisticated than a grunt geoffrey yes sir

we're landing the plane if after all of this experience there was one thing you could draw a giant

red circle around in our conversations and be like hey if you forgot all of the other things and you

don't remember any of the fart jokes remember this this one thing, that's the biggest, most

importantest thing from Galatians. What would it be? I think it's got to be 2.20, the theme of the whole

book. I've been crucified with Christ, so it's no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.

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