We have just concluded Black History Month here in the United States of America.

Black History is American history.

Black History is our history.

And as we move into the month of March, I'd like to quote the correct.

And that is, a Black History is our history and let us celebrate our history every day on

a regular basis.

And thank you so much to every Black man, Black woman, boys, girls, within our community,

serving our community at church home.

We love you.

Thank you.

And I got a sense that what's ahead of us in this country and around the world is more

and more true biblical justice and equity.

And we will continue to fight for that, the great fight of faith.

I love you, church home.

I'm so excited to share this concluding message with you.

This concluding sermon in a, frankly, a brief study of Galatians and chapter five.

Galatians five has just been such a source of strength and encouragement and clarity

for me coming off of 2020 as we ease our way into 2021 and all of the dynamics and challenges

we are facing around the world.

Today's message is entitled, part four, the conclusion of our brief study and almost

really just an overview of this chapter.

I want to speak from the subject, bear with me now.

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