I'm Hey, hey, good morning, church. How are you today? Good to see you in the house on other campuses online at home.

It is good to be home with family.

I actually have to let you know I got a little emotional several times this weekend already.

When I landed in the airport here in Birmingham, I was emotional, not because of the airport,

but because as I was waiting for my bag and my luggage, I was emotional, not because of the airport, but because as I was waiting for

my bag and my luggage, I was just overwhelmed with the goodness of God to give me family, which is

your family to me. And when I'm away from my family, you have become the family God has given me.

And I was just overwhelmed with the gift that this represents today,

something we can take for granted just the family of Christ

and how beautiful it is to be a part.

And then I got yesterday to go and look around the college guys.

I mean, I cried as I just walked down the corridors,

thinking about the legacy that we're all a part of,

that you're giving and you're serving and you're believing and you're praying.

You're a part of that.

And it's going to way outlive all of us into generations to come.

And I just was overwhelmed with the power of what we can do together.

And so it's been an emotional couple of

days. And now I'm here with you on Sunday and hopefully I'll hold it together. And it's the

weekend of love. So I'm feeling the love in the room. And if you like, it's the weekend of what?

It's Valentine's Day tomorrow. Just so you know, target's still open, you're good.

But I have a word on my heart for our house today, and I never take lightly the entrustment

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