One of my favorite stories in
all of scripture was that leper that came to the Lord Jesus. He was eat up with leprosy. And he said, Lord, if you will,
you can make me up. There was no doubt that the Lord
could. His concern was if the Lord will, if the Lord would.
That's what this song is about. You're not coming. Only you can make the blind to
see Only you can heal my leprosy Only you can do anything Don't need to know if you're
free or not Lord, I know no more soft words can lie Don't need
to know if you can save me No need to know that I'm only
here to give eternal life. Who can break a dead heart of
fear? before he failed. Only he can do anything, anything. Only he can make me well. I need
to know that God is there for me. Because I know he saw it
from the Just leave a note if you will Well, I suppose one of the first
signs of knowing you're getting old is that you get you a super
giant size print Bible. I only wish that it would come
with casters to roll it around. I want to say, seriously, I know
all preachers say this and we mean it. It's an honor and a
privilege to be here when a pastor, faithful pastor like yours, invites
you to come. It's such an honor because what
a privilege it is to trust someone else with your pulpit. That's
the greatest honor I can think of. So, with that said, I want
you to turn with me to the 12th chapter of Hebrews this morning.
Hebrews chapter 12. I want to look at the last two
verses. Hebrews chapter 12. In verse
28, Hebrews 12 verse 28, We read, wherefore, we receiving
a kingdom which cannot be moved, let us have grace, whereby we
may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear. For our God is a consuming fire. What is it to serve and worship
God acceptably? We live in a day where religion
has made salvation all about what men and women do for God. A lot of folks like Martha are
cumbered about with much serving. I found it interesting that that
word, cumbered, in that portion of scripture in the Greek means
distracted. It means dragged all about. That certainly describes modern-day
religion. Men and women are being distracted
from the truth. They're being dragged all about
with every wind of doctrine. They have no knowledge of the
true character of God. You don't have to talk to folks
long to find that out. They have no knowledge of what
the true gospel, good news, is about. Sinners are trying to
make themselves acceptable unto God and they don't even know
that they can't. Can't. Have you ever really thought
about what it truly means to serve God? Have you ever given
much thought as to how we can serve and worship God acceptably? Now, I want my service to God
to be acceptable. Don't you? Sure we do. Out of
love and appreciation and gratitude and thanksgiving, I want to serve
and worship my Lord because of what He's done for me. Christ
kept God's perfect law for me. He dotted every I. He crossed
every T. He kept it perfect. Perfectly. Christ satisfied God's holy justice
in my stead. If you ever see anything about
the justice of God and how unforgiving it is outside of perfection,
that will be a serious issue to you. God's justice being satisfied
on your behalf. Christ put away all my sin in
His own body on the tree. How glorious a thought is that?
I have no sin in Christ. I have no sin. And I hear folks
say things like, have you accepted Jesus? The question is, has God
accepted me? I hear a lot in our day about
men and women and what they're doing for God, but I don't hear
much. I don't hear much about what
God has done for elect sinners in the Lord Jesus Christ. Oh,
I hear it at Lantana, I hear it at Bible Baptist, I hear it
at College Grove, but not hardly anywhere else other than the
churches we know of. Salvation is never, and I mean
capital N-E-V-E-R, never been about what a sinner does for
God. I suppose the Lord Jesus asked
the most pertinent question of all questions when it comes to
the heart of the gospel. He said, what think ye of Christ? That's the issue. What think
ye of Christ? Do you know who Christ is? Do
you know what He, as God's substitute for sin, did for His people? Are you trusting in His perfect
work of righteousness wrought for you? Not in your work. Your
work is filthy rags. Are you looking to Christ alone
as your sacrifice, your only sacrifice? Don't let me leave
that word out. Your only sacrifice for sin.
Are you putting all your confidence and all your trust in His fulfilling
the law in your stead? Are you putting all your trust
in Christ satisfying God's holy justice in your place? Now that's
the only way that you'll ever be accepted of God. God will
by no means clear the guilty. The soul that sins, it shall
die. Not might, not maybe, it shall
die. Our sin must be put away before
we can be reconciled to God. Why? Because, we just read it,
our God is a consuming fire. He's a consuming fire. I hear
men today talk about their ministry, my ministry. I tell you, when
I hear those two words, my ears shut off. I don't hear much about the holiness
of God, but I hear a lot about men talking about their ministry. Now, when a man or a woman uses
those words, I'm not interested at all. I'm
just going to be honest with you. I'm not interested at all
in what people are personally trying to do themselves to appease
God. And the main reason I'm not interested
is because God doesn't need anybody to do anything for Him. But we
certainly need God to do something for us. Would you agree with
that? God's people say amen. Worst religion has made God out
to be a puny, pathetic, and helpless God that's dependent on sinners.
That's not the God of this Bible. That's not the God of heaven
and earth. That's not the God with whom we have to do. Here
are some words that should never be put in the same sentence together.
Let God. Don't need to be insane. Unless
it's God let you do something. But let God know. Our God's in
the heavens. He's done whatsoever He's pleased.
How about God wants? No, He doesn't. No, He doesn't. He wants for nothing. God says,
if I were hungry, I wouldn't tell you. For the world is mine
in the fullness thereof. Psalm 50, 12. And the only ministry
that you and I have is the ministry of reconciliation. If you're
without Christ, I pray you in Christ's stead be reconciled
to God. I'm not interested in a work
of righteousness that sinners are attempting to do. Those who
attempt to do a work of righteousness are ignorant of God's righteousness.
And the proof is that they go about to establish their own
righteousness without submitting themselves to the righteousness
of God. Gary just read it. Those who attempt to do a work
of righteousness have no idea that God requires perfect righteousness. And so-called modern day preachers
aren't telling sinners the truth. It's just that simple. The Apostle
says in verse 28 here again, he said, let us have grace whereby
we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear. Now the Greek word serve here
in this verse means worship. That's what service is, it's
worship. You look that word serve up in a concordance or in a biblical
dictionary, and I think in mine the only definition was worship.
To serve is to worship. What is worship? It's believing
God. It's submitting to God in all
things. It's accrediting all the honor
and the glory to God for our redemption. We live in a day
of political correctness. Don't worry, I'm not going to
preach on politics. But I want to show you something.
Hold your place here in Hebrews chapter 12 and look over to 1
Timothy chapter 2. I take you here because I want
to prove a point. 1 Timothy chapter 2. Now in verse 1, Paul tells Timothy,
he says that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of
thanks should be made for all men. You see that? All men. And
in verse 2 he adds, and pray for kings and for all that are
in authority. Now you and I as citizens of
this country, we're all under the authority of folks. We're under the authority of
a president, governors, mayors, councilmen, sheriffs, elected
officials, men and women who are in some form in authority. Do you know why they have this
authority? Well, some will say it's because we elected them.
That's the second cause. The first cause is that God put
them there. God gave them that office. God
allowed them to be elected. And I think I can prove that
from Scriptures. What about Pilate? Pilate, he
was either appointed or an elected official, no doubt a man of authority. And he told the Lord Jesus, he
said, are you going to ignore me? Don't you know that I've
got the power to crucify you or to let you go? You remember
what the Lord told him? He said, you can have no power
at all against me, except it were given to you from above.
That's where this power and this authority comes from that I'm
talking about. And Paul tells Timothy that we
should pray and thank God for all men, including kings, presidents,
and those in authority. In order that, look at the verse,
that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life, verse 2. In all
godliness and honesty. And then in the very next breath,
he says, for this is good and acceptable in the sight of God
our Savior. Now do you know what that simply
means? When you trim all the fat off of it and everything,
what this simply means is that we're to bow to the purpose,
the power, and the providence of God in all things. That's
what serving and worshipping is. It's believing God. Don't
be removed from the simplicity that's in Christ. Whether it's
the president or supervisor in the workplace that has authority
over you, the Scriptures plainly say that God has predestined,
He's predetermined, determined beforehand. He's predetermined
all things after the counsel of His own will. And all things
means all things, right? So if you don't like a particular
person that God has placed in authority over you, Paul says
simply pray for them. And isn't that a novel idea?
No. That's what God's Word says to do. Offer up supplications,
prayers, and intercessions for them. This is nothing less than
submitting ourselves to the will, purpose, and providence of God.
And that's what it is to serve and worship God. To do just that.
Submit to God. It's trusting that God has everything
under control. Do we believe that? Do we really
believe that? I do until something happens
that I don't like. Oh, it's trusting God who does
all things well. Do you believe He does all things
well? I think I'm beginning to believe it. I don't know what's
best for me, but God does. To serve and worship God is trusting
and believing that God is working all things together for the good
of them that love the Lord, who are thee called according to
His purpose. He's working all things together.
And I can just rest right there knowing that He, being in control
of all things, does just that for those who are called according
to His purpose. You remember when our Lord said,
you've heard that it's been said, thou shalt love thy neighbor
and hate thine enemy. But I say unto you, love your
enemies and bless them that curse you. Do good to them that hate
you and pray for them which despitefully use you and persecute you, that..."
That word keeps popping up in these verses. "...that you may
be the children of your Father which is in heaven." That's the
sign of being a child of God. We pray for those that hate us
and persecute us, those that despitefully use us. We pray
for them, Lord, save them. No, no, I disagree, brother.
We need to impeach. We need to file a complaint and
get our supervisor fired. We need to rant and we need to
rave and we need to raise hell because we don't like the way
things are and we don't accept the way things are. Well, what
people really mean by that is they don't like the way God is
doing things. Now, it's amen or oh me. I'm guilty. Nothing but rebellion against
the power, purpose, and sovereignty of God. And in verse 2, Paul
told Timothy to simply endeavor to lead a quiet and peaceable
life in all godliness and honesty, for this is good and acceptable
in the sight of God. Trusting God who does all things
well is acceptable to God. Now listen, God doesn't want
His people all wrapped up in controversy and contention and
complications. Peace and godliness and honesty
is what God finds acceptable. How are we going to worship God,
honestly? How are we going to worship God
if we're like Martha, cumbered about with much serving? To serve
God is to worship God, like Mary did at our Savior's feet. She
chose the good part, Christ said. To worship God is to believe
God. Like Peter, who said, nevertheless at thy word I'll let down the
net. He didn't say, Lord, I'm a professional
fisherman. What are you talking about? No,
he said, nevertheless at thy word. I'll let down the net. To believe God is to serve God. But we have to serve God acceptably
or our service is nothing more than a work of self-righteousness.
So, what is it to really serve and worship God acceptably? I
think we can substantiate that from our text here in Hebrews
12. Turn back there with me. Look again at verse 28. Wherefore, we receiving a kingdom
which cannot be moved. let us have grace whereby we
may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear." Now,
my first point, and don't worry, I know that was a lengthy introduction.
I only have a couple, three. If we are to serve God acceptably,
now you think with me on this, it must be under a sense of immeasurable
obligation to Him. and out of great love for what
He's done for us. We serve God because He created
life in us. He accepted us in the Beloved,
the Lord Jesus Christ. He said, I am the way, the truth,
and the life, and no man cometh to the Father but by Me. That's the only way. That's the
only way that we can come to the Father. We're accepted in
Christ, and being in Christ is the only thing that makes us
acceptable to God. Loving and trusting Christ alone
is what makes our serving and our worship acceptable to Him. Now, whatever service we render
to God, we begin by being recipients of His grace and mercy to us.
Our first dealings with the Almighty is not found in us bringing or
doing something for God. But our bowing to Him. That's
where it begins. Bowing to Him. Believing and
receiving that He does all things well for us. Being enabled by
God to receive Christ as a gift. You know, our receiving is not
the cause of His grace to us. A lot of people think that's
so. Men have made it that, but it's
not that at all. Our receiving is the effect of
God's grace to us. First we receive grace and then
we serve and worship our Lord. And do you know why that's the
order of things? Because a dead man, a woman cannot serve. Dead in trespasses and sin. Not until their first forgiven
life. Now, I've used this for an illustration
a lot, but it's so true. You think about Lazarus. He lay
in that tomb four days. His sister said by now he stinks.
He'd been four days dead. Now, did he receive life when
he came forth? Or did he receive life before
he came forth? Well, when you think about it,
that's pretty elementary, isn't it? Christ cried, Lazarus, come
forth! And he that was dead came forth. I was thinking what a true gift
it really is to be made able to receive. Some folks have a hard time receiving
anything. When you think about it, it takes
some real humility to receive. By nature, sinners are bound
and determined to earn, marry, or do something to deserve God's
gift of grace by a work of so-called righteousness that we do. Adam and Eve, they begin there. By the work of their own hands,
they sewed the fig leaves together. God won't accept it. Won't accept
it. Blood has to be shed. Without
the shedding of blood, there is no remission for sin. And
I'm telling you, you know it's so, but it's good to be reminded,
isn't it? A gift ceases to be a gift if
you have to do something to receive it. Now, did you notice what the
believing child of God receives in verse 28? We receive a kingdom
which cannot be moved. Ours is the kingdom of God and
in this kingdom the gospel is the law that we live by. No do's and don'ts are not do's,
are not do's, but the gospel. The gospel is the law that we
live by. God's grace and glory are growing
in brightness day in and day out in this kingdom. And in this
kingdom, believers are privileged subjects. This is a kingdom that
God has prepared for those whom Christ was made to be sinned
for. To them whom He gave His perfect righteousness. This kingdom
that Christ has sovereignly procured for His people is a gracious
gift given to us. Let's never take it for granted. Our Lord said, fear not, little
flock, for it's your father's good pleasure to give you the
kingdom. We've received a kingdom that
cannot be moved. How wonderful is that? It cannot
be moved because God cannot be moved. True service and worship
is bowing to God's gift of an eternal kingdom given to us.
True worship is loving God for His merciful, gracious, loving,
and forgiveness that He's given to us in Christ. And secondly,
this acceptable service, this worship to God can only be given
to us by the power of divine grace. Now listen to me, child
of God. We, by grace, have been made
believers. We have, by grace, been given
life. Life eternal. We have, by grace,
been forgiven of our sin. We, by grace, have received Christ's
perfect righteousness. No wonder Paul says, let us have
grace whereby we may serve God acceptably. See, by grace, death
no more has dominion over us. By grace, hell and the grave
have no further claim on us. By grace, all things work together
for the good. will be called according to His
purpose. Everything is arranged for your benefit. By grace we
are made unblameable and unreprovable in God's sight. We're above blame. We're above reproof in Christ.
The kingdom that we have received has come to us by grace alone.
We couldn't earn it. We had nothing to pay. We certainly
don't deserve this kingdom or any of its gifts. For if we did,
it wouldn't be grace. Grace is unmerited favor. And it must be that in order
to be grace. We in no way could merit God's
grace. It sure can't be obtained by
our strength. Scripture's clear that we're
without strength. It is God that has taken the
beggar from the dunghill and set him upon the princes. It was all by grace. It was when
we were without strength that Christ died for the ungod. Now
the splendor and the majesty of God's kingdom lies in the
fact that it's a kingdom that cannot be moved. I love to think
about that. Our kingdom has been established
on Christ the rock and the gates of hell can't prevail against
it. when the sun and the moon are
blown out in darkness, when the stars fall from the sky like
the autumn leaves, our kingdom will not be shaken. Let us have grace whereby we
may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear. Let
us have grace. Now the Greek word and meaning
for the word have here in this verse means need. You could read
that, let us need grace. We certainly need it. But it's
a gift when God shows you that you do, isn't it? How many folks
don't know they need grace? Wouldn't the Lord say those that
are well have no need of a physician? But those that are sick, they
do. God's shown His people that they're sick. They're full of
leprosy. And only He can make them whole
again. Now remember, we're talking about our service and our worship
to God. We're trying to discover what
it is to be acceptable to God. We want to know what true worship
is. I do. I really do. I want to know what
it is. Our service to God is not found in the power of our
nature. We've already established we're
dead in trespasses and sin. Our service to God is not found
in our ability to serve. Because no man can come to Christ
that he might have life. He has no ability to come. How
do we serve God? Let us have grace. Let us need
grace. Let us hold fast to grace. If
you have a marginal Bible, you may see that that phrase means
just that. Let us hold fast to grace. In other words, we cannot serve
or worship God apart from His grace in the Lord Jesus Christ. Can't do it. Let us have grace. Grace in our hearts. Grace in
our speech. Grace in our lives. Grace in
every heartbeat and every breath. Now to find grace is an act,
but it's an act of God, not ours. Where did Noah find grace? In
the eyes of the Lord. In Genesis chapter 6, you can't
find it anywhere. I've looked. You can't find it
anywhere in the text where Noah was seeking God. You just can't
find it. Noah wasn't seeking God. God
sought him. And God came to Noah and Noah
found grace in the eyes of the Lord. Grace is found in the Lord
Jesus Christ. And it's His to give to whom
He wills. Us finding grace is an act of
God, but not ours. But having grace is a state of
being. My state and my standing before
God is forever perfect. Why? Because God gave me His
grace forever. I'm perfect forever only because
God's grace to me in Christ is perpetual. It's continual. To
hold fast to grace means that I cling to the act of God's grace
given to me. And it's by His grace I'll never
let go. But it's only by His grace. Because of God's continual love
and mercy to me, my state of grace is continual. He's the
reason for it, not me. You see, it all keeps coming
back to Him, doesn't it? Only Christ can keep us in a
continual state of grace. So Lord, let us need grace. Show me my need. Remind me over
and over again how I need it. I need Thee every hour. Give us Your grace to believe
in and on Him. Let us hold fast to the grace
that only You can give." And that's something we don't have
to worry about either. Why? Because He gives us more grace.
It never runs out. His grace never runs dry. Why? Because in and by and through
God's grace in Christ, we're kept by the power of God. Now
that's another word I love, don't you? In the Scriptures, that's
a word I love. Kept. Oh, what a great grace
and mercy that He saved me. What a great mercy and act of
love toward me that He keeps me. Kept by the power of God. And what I love about God's grace
is that it entails so much. It means the divine influence
of God upon the heart. It means the giving of benefits
and favors and pleasures and the joys of God. But you know
something else that I don't think we always think much about? It
also means gratitude and thankfulness. Let us have gratitude and thankfulness
in serving God acceptably. Nobody had to encourage that
well-known sinner of the city. That's how she's referred to
in the Scripture. Nobody had to encourage that
sinful lady to go purchase that costly alabaster box and pour
out that precious perfume upon the head of our Lord. She did it out of love, gratitude,
and thankfulness. She loved so much for so much
had been given her. Isn't that what the Lord told
Simon the Pharisee? That's the true spirit of serving
and worshiping God. Now I know that we can never
thank God enough for all that He's done for us. Gary and I
were talking about that before this service. But we certainly
need to try to. And that's what worship is. That's
what serving God is. And my last point, we must serve
God with reverence and godly fear. You know, only grace will
enable us to do that. Our Lord said, let us have grace.
Let us need grace. Notice the phrasing here in verse
28. Let us have grace whereby or
so that we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear."
If you're going to serve God acceptably, it's got to be with
reverence and with godly fear. Now, it's nearly impossible to
divide these words, reverence and godly fear, with any accuracy.
Why? Because godly fear is reverence,
and reverence is godly fear. Basically the same thing. And
that's the first thing that God dealt with in His Ten Commandments. People all talk about the Ten
Commandments. Well, look at the first two. The first commandment,
thou shalt have no other gods before me. True reverence and
godly fear is to serve the one true and living God. And the
Lord Jesus said, thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and only Him
shalt thou serve. God is so clear in His word and
His law that His people must worship Him alone. You cannot
serve God and man. You'll love the one and hate
the other. You'll cling to one and forget the other. The second
commandment, Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image or
any likeness of anything that's in heaven above or that's in
earth beneath or that's in the water under the earth. And the
Lord went on to clarify. He said, Thou shalt not bow down
thyself to them nor serve. Worship them, for I the Lord
God am a jealous God." God is a jealous God. He made mankind,
now listen to me, He made mankind for the sole purpose of worshiping
Him and His Son. In Isaiah 6, You know, the actual
Greek word for reverence, about to get ahead of myself, means
shamefacedness. In Isaiah chapter 6, it talks
about the seraphims that served God. Now these angels had six
wings. They had one pair of wings to
cover their face. That's expressive of their modesty
and their humility. They were shamefaced. True worshippers
of God look upon themselves as Paul did. Less than the least,
he said. I'm less than the least. The
chief of sinners. I'm the worst of the worst. You'd
say the same thing. That's something you and I would
disagree on probably, Cody. Who's the least of the least?
And who's the worst of the worst? You'd say you were and I'd say
I was. We cover our faces being consciousness
of our sinfulness and being conscious of our unworthiness of being
in God's presence. Then they have another pair of
wings to cover their feet which pictures the servant of God's
consciousness of the imperfections in their walk and in their conduct
and in their conversation. And then these third pair of
wings that these seraphs, these ministers used to fly, denoting
their readiness and their willingness to flee to preach to sinners
the everlasting gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. This is what
it means to serve God with godly fear and reverence. It's to be
thankful in your heart for what Christ has done for you. Making
you acceptable in Him. And in order to serve and worship
God in an acceptable way, we must have a profound sense of
the divine holiness of God and His wrath against sin. I had
four points. I missed them. This is the last
one. And this is very important. We
hear a lot about the love of God, don't we, today? Oh, the
love of God. God loves everybody. Christ died
for everybody. The love of God. Me and Jesus,
we've got a good thing going. God help us. But where is the
preaching of God's holiness? Salvation will never mean anything
to you until you see, you truly see, that the soul that sinned,
it shall die. The redemption accomplished by
Christ will not truly fill and thrill your heart until you see,
know, and understand that the wages of sin is death. And the
gift of God is eternal life through the Lord Jesus Christ. Verse 29, For our God is a consuming
fire. Observe that this most solemn
sentence, that the God of the Old Testament is the same God
of the New Testament. And I hear folks say things all
the time like, well, God dealt differently with sinners in the
Old Testament than He did in the New Testament. That's not
so. God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. God is still
a consuming fire. God is still too holy to clear
the guilty. Sin still must be dealt with
in divine justice. Sin still has to be punished
in order for God to remain just. For our God is, not was, is a
consuming fire. And some of you might be surprised
to know that this dreadful sentence of God being a consuming fire
is actually all my hope and joy. Yet others of you won't be surprised
at all because it's your hope and your joy also. Quickly, turn your mind's eye
back to those two altars upon Mount Carmel. The prophets and
followers of Baal had laid their sacrifice upon that altar. Do you see them as they prance
about the altar? This went on all day long. But
Baal didn't answer by fire. They cut themselves as the blood
flowed upon the altar, and they pranced and all, and Elijah said,
maybe your God's on vacation. Maybe He's talking to somebody. Oh, Baal, hear us! Oh, Baal,
hear us! Here lies the sacrifice, but
there's no trace of Baal, for their God's not a consuming fire.
And then comes Elijah. He says, pour water, he says
on the bullock. Do it a second time. Do it a
third time. And they fetch up those huge
seed buckets and pour the water over everything until the trenches
are filled. And the prophet of God lifts
up his prayer to heaven and down comes the fire. And God accepts
the sacrifice. God is a consuming fire. And
the token of His presence is so manifest that the people cry,
Jehovah, He's God. He's God. Now let me say this
in closing. I believe and trust in Christ
as my substitute and my sacrifice. And I offer Him unto my God with
reverence and godly fear. I don't dare offer God a work
of filthy rags righteousness that I attempt to do for myself.
I'm just not going to do it. He won't accept it. But I can
with great comfort and joy rest assured that Christ, my sacrifice
and my substitute will be accepted. Why? Because in Christ God is
well pleased. He fulfilled God's law for me. He satisfied God's justice against
me. And God accepts the Beloved,
my one sacrifice for sin forever. So let us have grace to know
that He, Christ the Lamb, the One who was slain before the
foundation of the world, now sits at the right hand of God
forever making intercession for us. I'm so thankful that God's a
consuming fire and His justice and judgment against me was consumed
on Christ. That's my only hope. That's my
only hope. Oh, may God be pleased to add
his blessings to the preaching of his word. I thank you so much
for your attention. And again, appreciate the privilege
and the honor of being here. Thank you. Let's stand for the closing hymn,
Amazing Grace, How Sweet the Sound. Number 236 if you need
it in your hymnal. Number 236. shall sweet the sound that saved
a wretch like me I once was lost but now am found And taught my heart to fear,
And raised my fears to relief. Oh brought me safe thus far and
grace will lead me home when we'll be there 10,000 years,
bright shining as the sun. We no less days to sing God's
praise than when we Brother David, if you'll go to
the back, people would like to speak to you as they go out.
And we'll meet back again here at 6 o'clock this evening. Lord
bless you.