Life is both full. And fragile Right. Life is so full. God is so big. God is so good. And at the same time, life is so fragile, isn't it? You know, just 2 weeks ago we had New Year's Eve, Times Square, the ball drops, and when the ball drops and we begin the new year, what falls from the sky. Confetti, right? Big party, a lot of fun. Here's how my mind works, um, is that my mind works. I wonder how much confetti actually falls. And so I start doing some research on it and it's roughly 3000 pounds of confetti gets dropped from the sky. OK, 3000 pounds of confetti. Then I start wondering, well, how many, how many pieces of confetti are in one pound? OK, so I looked it up and they say there's a range, OK, for those confetti experts out there. They say, uh, between depending on what type of paper is used or. This whatever is used, you have, uh, on the low end 16,000 pieces per pound up to like 37,000 pieces per pound. So let's just take a middle number ish in there. Let's say per pound of confetti there's 25,000 pieces times 3000 pounds that equates to 75 million pieces of confetti that dropped down on New Year's Eve. It's pretty wild, right? You wanna know something that's way more crazy? Is that I was also curious to uh with this thought is like what if the stars in the sky were like confetti celebrating God? It was that was the that was the thought in my head, right, dropping down, because I see confetti on the screen, I look up in the sky and I see those dots. I'm like, oh, I'm just curious how many stars are there? Um, have you, and, and the number keeps increasing by the way, as our technology gets better and our estimates get better. Do you know what the current estimate of number of stars in the known universe currently is? It's 200 billion trillion. 200 billion trillion. Like they can't even like they, they go, they throw them side by side. So billion, OK, 90s, trillion, 12 zeros, and then 200. So you add all that up. That is one followed by 23 00. Number of stars in the universe and that number's probably bigger than that. That's just what we can guess. How crazy is that? I don't know about you, but 75 million pieces of the confetti is a lot. Right, and hopefully in a week or so those pieces of confetti will be scarlet and gray, just saying, right? Come on, we're down to 2, baby. Let's go. OH I oh all right. 3 Buckeye fans are with me. The rest of the world hates us, but we stand strong. Perseverance of the faith. OK, so I'm hoping for the confetti to fall down, but what's crazy to me is that every single time you walk outside at night and you look up and you see the stars, that the stars are merely confetti for the power of God, that he knows each one by name. There are entire galaxies that exist simply because God wants them to. God is big and life is full, right? And Life is fragile. Or if you've watched the Christmas story, Ralphie's dad, Fragile. Yeah There's not a single person in this room whose entire life could not change in a phone call in a moment. Right? A sickness, an accident, a loss of job, a loss of a loved one. A betrayal So many things can happen to where you might be sitting in the room right now where I have no idea how I got here. This is not what I expected. So what do we do with that? Life is full. And life is fragile. I'll tell you one thing that we can do. We can pray. We can pray. We're spending the 1st 3 weeks of the new year talking about prayer. We're not just talking about prayer, to talk about prayer, we're talking about prayer through the lens of how Jesus taught his disciples to pray. They saw all the miracles, all the preaching, everything, and the one thing the disciples wanted to know was Jesus, how is it that you pray? And last week we saw in there that prayer is not a button to be pushed. But a relationship to be pursued. It's a relationship to be pursued. This idea, this concept here is that it's not just a box to check off, but that God actually wants to know you. And God wants you to know him. That at any point, and at any time from anywhere, you can go to God in prayer. It's not a button to be pushed, it's a relation to be pursued. And at its simplest form, prayer is talking with God. It's listening to, it's expressing raw emotion with, and it's sharing your heart with God and listening for his heart. And as we've been praying through the prayers found in Luke 11, also found in Matthew 6. We read these opening verses here, and we, and we're studying each component. So Jesus says, pray then like this, Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. And today we're gonna look at verses 10 and 11. Your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. So very common phrases. But what do they actually mean? Right? When we say these words in prayer, what are we actually asking God to do? And If you're taking notes, I encourage you to write this down. That we should be praying heaven down instead of living culture up. We should be praying heaven down instead of living culture up. If you try to live culture up, you're always gonna be chasing. The latest car, the latest fashion, the latest house, the latest lingo. And whatever you have is never gonna be enough because it's always a moving target in culture, isn't it? What's accepted, what's OK, what's not OK. Why people get upset? Why, why they don't get upset? Why they what they celebrate, what they don't celebrate. It's always moving. But what if instead of trying to live culture up, trying to bring culture into church, we tried to bring church and God's kingdom into culture. I was sharing this uh as a coach this week with some of my players that. You know there's the difference between a thermometer and a thermostat right? a thermometer just simply reads the temperature. And there's a lot of people in culture that are reading temperature right now, right? There's a lot of people that just give them commentary. This person's bad. Oh, they said this, they said this. And in a lot of cases, they are correct. They're angry, but, right, they, they're just sharing. This is what's happening. Oh. But we're not called to just simply be thermometers and culture. We're called to be the thermostat, which is the difference there is that the thermostat actually sets the temperature in the room. And as a church, we have the opportunity to not just read the temperature of our community but actually set the temperature with the good news of Jesus Christ and how we love and serve one another. Amen. So when you're praying, you're not praying to live culture up, you're praying to bring kingdom and heaven down. Right? Our Father, that really represents being in the presence of God. It's personal, right? When we say hallowed be thy name. That's starting off with God's praise. It's recognizing and acknowledging the holiness and goodness and greatness of God. And when we say, God, your kingdom come, your will be done. What we're praying for ultimately is God's purpose. We're saying, God, you move. And by doing so, you're taking a posture, a stance of humility. If we learn nothing else from the little movie Finding Nemo, those little birds, they just chirp, mine, mine, mine, right? You don't have to learn that, do you, as humans we immediately come out of the world or come into the world, we start crying, we start wanting, we start needing stuff, right? We just walk into rooms, and we do this as kids, but let's be where we do this as adults too, and we just try to grab as much as we can. It just changes as adults, we just try to change it for attention and popularity and money and resources and reputation, right? But when you're praying God's kingdom, you're saying, God, Your will. Your heart You're leading What is the kingdom of God? It's not really a common concept for us today. Right, we don't think of it that way. Now in their day, right it's the Roman Empire, the Babylon Babylonians, the Syrians, the Persians, right, there, there's these kingdoms and a king and a ruler. Well, for us, when Jesus comes onto the scene and preaches the kingdom of God, right, they thought when he came riding in on a donkey there in Palm Sunday, they thought he was gonna overthrow their physical government and come in and, and, and become the physical king. And he actually offers something even greater, the spiritual kingdom that not only applied in their context, but in every context, including ours, 2000 years later in a completely different location. And so what is the kingdom of God? Simply put, the kingdom of God is the power of God working through the people of God. It's the power of God working through the people of God. Another way to think about it is that the kingdom of God is the rule and reign of Christ, the rule and reign of Christ. Uh, back then they would erect statues of the emperor to show who's in charge and the currency and the money right there would be images of the king. And so you would see roads, you would see markings, you would see certain things, right, to represent who's in charge. Now what's cool about that idea is that in Genesis 1:27, we understand that we are made in the image of God. And remember where the image is, the king reigns, right? Which means for you and I today. That where the image of God is, the reign of God rules. Well, if you carry the image of God with you as a son or daughter of God, that means where you go, God reigns. Anywhere you go as a believer in Jesus, you have dominion over that space. Isn't that cool? Here's the thing to think about too, is that eternity doesn't start the moment you die, but the moment you place your faith in Jesus. Right? Whether you're a small child, or maybe recently, you put your faith in Jesus, you're like, wow, forgiveness, eternal life. That's amazing. John 3:16, I will not perish. I will have eternal life. I'll be in heaven with God someday. Awesome. Now what? And sometimes faith, like, I don't know about you, like, it just, it feels like it should be more than just waiting to die someday. Like that doesn't feel very appealing to me. Right? Uh, like I don't really want, I, the Christian life, I don't think it's meant to feel like waiting in the DMV. And if you're in the room and you work at a DMV, my apologies, but come on, even you know, right? But we kind of do that, right? Where we, you get saved, like, wow, God is so good. And then you find yourself. Hm OK, I'm B 37, um, OK, I don't know when my number's called, I guess I just kind of wait. Right. Like heaven is so much more than just going up to play a harp on a cloud with little baby angels that look a little cherubs that we think of it like Valentine's Day with bow and arrows apparently, right? Like that's what like like heaven is so much better than anything you can imagine. Uh, a few thoughts here real quick. This sidebar, OK, if God created the universe with the 200 billion trillion stars, OK, in 6 days for the seventh day to rest because he can, what can he do with an eternity? If you think this broken world is cool, wait till you get to heaven, right? That the best way you can describe heaven is by describing what's not there. No sickness, no death, no betrayal, no brokenness, no sin. Full love, acceptance, relationship, community, purpose, work, joy, adventure. See, when you accept Jesus into your heart, what that means is you actually get little tastes, little glimpses into heaven right now. I describe it almost like it's the cocktail hour at a wedding reception. Right? You know the party's gonna begin. You don't quite know when it's gonna start, but when they come around with those tiny little quesadilla trays, you're like, yes, please. Right? Stuff that you wouldn't normally eat like, I, I, I don't see people out and about eating cucumber sandwiches, but at reception, I'm in. Right? There are little tastes, little bites of heaven, right? When you hold a little baby. When you, when you, when you connect with a friend and you laugh all night. When you try Chick fil A sauce? I mean, there are glimpses of heaven all around us, isn't there? Right? Eternity doesn't start the moment you die. It starts the moment you put Jesus into your heart. And so you get to have these glimpses of heaven. Now, that's why you're praying kingdom down. You see the broken here's the challenge, OK? If you think This is heaven It does not make sense. But for some people, the reality is this is the closest to heaven they're ever gonna get. But for those who put their faith and trust in Jesus Christ, this is the closest to hell you're ever gonna get. Is it tough? Is it, is it hurting? Yes. But not forever. And God's promised to come down and meet you where you are. Jesus says this on the sermon of the mountain, says this in Matthew 6:33, says, seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. Seek first His kingdom, seek first his rule and reign. Seek first his power to work through you. You have the power that defeated death available to you, and yet we walk through life scared and fearful and anxious. That says you don't have to be. I get it, that's the default mode, that's what the world has, but you don't live as a world. You're not bringing culture up to heaven, you're bringing heaven down to culture. Paul writes this in Galatians 1:13-14. He says he has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved son. In whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. I love that. He has taken us from the domain of darkness and brought us into His kingdom. Where you can find purpose and forgiveness and love and joy and meaning and strength, right? We shared on Christmas Eve that because of Christmas, because of Easter, because of the coming of Jesus, we can be more than conquerors, that that word in there really more than conquerors is one word that means you can have victory over the battle and you can have victory while still in the battle. The the tough things in life remind us that we're on earth, but the good things in life remind us that heaven is waiting. That's why you can travel all over the world and sometimes it's the people who have the least, weirdly enough, seem to have the most joy. Why? Because their perspective is God kingdom come, your will be done. Now it's more than just physical blessing. It's, it's the posture of the heart. Paul writes this in Romans 14:17 says, for the kingdom of God, it's not a matter of eating and drinking, right? Not just of material blessing, he says, but of righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit. You can actually have all those things when from an earthly perspective, nothing makes sense. Why? Because God's kingdom has come. It's here. Jesus Christ prayed this himself. He actually lived out this example of your kingdom come, your will be done because it's not easy, right? Did, did the disciples' lives get easier or tougher when they put their faith in Jesus? Much more difficult. Right. So Jesus in the garden, about to be arrested and then crucified as payment on the cross for your sins and for mine. Starts sweating and like tears of blood dripping down so intensely, but yet in the most intense, excruciating moment right before the crucifixion, he prays these words, he says, and he withdrew from them about a stone's throw away, knelt down and prayed, saying, Father, if you are willing, remove this cup from me. Nevertheless, not my will but yours be done. For those that are going through a struggle and a battle right now. I encourage you to pray those words of Jesus. Lord, if you're willing, take fill in the blank from me. But whatever happens, your will be done. Why? Because it's a posture of humility. Changes things. Our Father, that's God's presence. Hallowed be thy name. That's that's God's praise. Your kingdom come, your will be done. That's God's purpose. Give us this daily bread, that's God's provision. God has promised to provide for us. Uh, Kurt's in the room. Pastor Kurt, one of his favorite sayings, I just, I hear him say it all the time, but I love it, so I'm stealing it, Kurt. Is that where God guides, God provides. It's a great truthful statement. It rhymes, so I love it. But can I just be honest with you though? Sometimes God's provision doesn't look like we think it should. Sometimes God's provision doesn't look like we think it should. Sometimes, OK? It's an offering, sometimes it's an opportunity, sometimes it's an obstacle. It doesn't look anything like we think it should be. But it's not our provision, it's God's provision for us. Right. Looking back on my life, I see so many weird moments that God had orchestrated perfectly. And I shared last week about how my wife and I got together. The reason we were hanging out that day and I got nervous before asking her out on a date and all that was because I had torn my ACL. And I was about to have surgery for my knee at the time I thought my identity and purpose was basketball, sports, living college life, so I got really mad that for a moment the thing that I loved was taken away from me, but it was in that moment that God said, OK, but what are you actually gonna do with your life? And I ultimately get called in the ministry and then my friends started hanging out with me. Which then became my girlfriend is now my wife. And so what I looked at at the time, I was so angry and bitter at God, God's provision actually was a torn ACL. So I tell students all the time if you want to find your spouse and your calling just tear some ligaments in your knee. OK, so it doesn't work like that, but that's how it worked in my life. I, I think about my parents, they're, they're in a perfect setup in their house right now and. But the reason they moved initially. Was cuz they were in a condo and there was a barking dog above them that just wouldn't stop yapping. But yet, lo and behold, they started looking, they found a house that they got actually before it even went on the market and then right before everything went crazy, and now they couldn't even afford the house they were in now if they tried to get in. And so like for my parents, provision looks like a barking dog. Provision for us looked like. Paul getting put in prison. What do I mean? Paul was the most successful ministry leader of all time. He was planting churches, developing leaders, preaching the gospel. People were getting healed, miracles were happening, and he gets put in prison. That doesn't seem like God's provision. But yet, he didn't look at it and go, well, I can't do what I was supposed to do. Instead, he says, well, what has, what is uh what is possible for me to do? Well, the one thing I can do is I can write letters. So now here we are 2000 years later. More Christians than ever before reading and studying the letters that Paul wrote in prison. You know, I think about calling, uh, getting a job offer. I was, I, I had like 3 different job offers fall through before I ended up down in Florida where I was. I had other opportunities and things fall through. I thought I was gonna plan a church when I was back in Florida. I didn't, uh, yes, no, not yet. Ended up being called as a youth pastor out here in Arizona. Lo and behold, it was in my time here in Arizona as a youth pastor that I came connected with people that would help me start the church as well as God would place on our heart to foster, and we, we had a child in our home that was there. We got connected with brother was like, but it was really tough it was difficult, challenging, but I haven't been in that exact moment at the exact time God would not have connected us with the people that we ended up getting Chloe through. And so if God had gone through my plans. We would not be here with this church, with my family in this moment, in this room right here. Even the building we're in right now. We thought we were gonna be somewhere else. And that fell through. But alone, but we had 720 people here on Christmas, and can I tell you. That 720 people would not have fit at the building that we thought we were supposed to get. God's provision, a lot of times will not look like you think it's supposed to look. Sometimes it's an offering. Here's what's cool. Here's how God works. Sometimes God uses your obedience to be somebody else's answer to prayer. We were in El Salvador on a mission trip. We're supposed to share the gospel at this one location. We got stopped because of a blockade. And so we're like, well, what are we supposed to do? We, we flew like 20 of us down to another country to present the gospel, and now we can't. We're supposed to sit around. And someone local on the team said, well, actually there's a school I think we can go over to. I'll call up the principal. And so we go and we go there and we share the gospel and people start getting saved and like crying. It's like the craziest thing I've ever seen, probably the closest thing to revival I've ever seen in person. In other countries if you've ever been, there's their security is a little bit different than our security like there were cards with like M16s and they're like they're, you know, like we have like A plus school like on the sides. The the leader after we were there, uh, again, I probably wouldn't have gone if I would have known before we went. It was like, hey, our claim to fame, we haven't had anybody kidnapped in 12 months. And I was like, oh gosh, OK. So they have guards with M16s that are sitting there and like we're presenting the gospel and a guy comes up to one of one of our leaders and it's like, hey, my commander wants to talk to you. I'm like, oh, this, this is it, God. Uh, my number's getting called, uh, or the best case scenario, I'm going home losing my job. Like who, who would take students to this thing? And I go over and I'm like, yes, he's like, um, I see those word those bracelets that you're and they're like, wordless beaded bracelets. Can I have one? Yeah, and like we go we lead this commander to Christ and people are like, this is crazy and it was a crazy day. We get to the end of the day, that was wild and we go into the principal's office and we're saying like, thank you so much for letting us come, like how who cancels school like out of nowhere so that these Americans come in and just, you know, who does that? And she says, no, you don't get it. Me and one other person who was in the room with her said we've been praying for a year and a half for God to send someone. We didn't know it. And I can tell you that. Just being real, the presentation wasn't that good. No joke, I think one of my leaders almost fell asleep on stage while trying to say as like it was bad. But God put people down and then put an uh barrier in the way and then moved us over and put us in this position so that they could respond and like over and over and over again, that's how God works. See, when God places something on your heart to give, he's already got somebody to receive it on the other side. Your job isn't the outcome. Your job is obedience. That when you give, as God tells you to give, you could actually be the answer to somebody else's prayer. Isn't that cool? And here's a tough part too though. You ready? That also means that somebody might be your answer to prayer. Meaning we have to be willing to ask for help. And that tougher sometimes. We have to be willing to ask for help. But when we do that, we see God move. Sometimes God's provision is an opportunity. Some of you are sitting here going, God, what's your will? And the reality is you just got to get a job. You might not know 100%. Sometimes God's gonna, like, every time he gives obedience, what does he do? He, he makes somebody take a step. When did Peter know he was gonna walk on water? Not until he got out of the boat. When did the disciples know that they were gonna feed 5000? Not till they already sat him down and God broke the bread here, take the basket and go, right? The blessing, the provision, a lot of times is on the other side of obedience. I know my wife and I when we started the church here like. Some stuff happened 11th hour and long story short, we left and we had about a month of savings and a call from God. We're like, OK, God, this seems crazy. And we got a a card in the mail and I remember because it was in front of my house walking back from I opened up and I didn't see like a a thing drop down and I just saw a card that said praying for you. I was like thanks, I don't. I can't pay my bills with prayer though, you know what I mean? I can't go. Here you go, APS some prayer for you. This should cover the year I remember actually thinking like God, like what's going on here? And then I took a step and looked down I was like, oh, there's this piece of paper. And it was a check for $5000. So I went to the mailbox every day. Uh, it's not gonna look like how you think it, it's gonna look. Sometimes it's an offering from somebody else, sometimes an offering from you. Sometimes an opportunity, right? You gotta step through it. I sometimes it's an obstacle. Right? The story is not Daniel in the comfortable den. It's Daniel and the lions' den. It's not a miracle. There's no lions there. You don't hear the story of like, Like Tommy in the room next door. Like you tell Daniel and the lions then why? Because there's lions. It's not David defeated a slightly tinier Israelite or or Philistine person. It's David what? Took down Goliath. Sometimes you're obstacle. Is actually the thing God has put in your way. To put you where he needs to. Psalm 23:1, The Lord is my shepherd. I shall not want. If you cannot say the first part, you will not experience a second. If you cannot say that the Lord is your shepherd, then you will not be able to say, I shall not want. Isaiah 41:10, Fear not, for I am with you. Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, I will help you. I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. Does God heal? Yes. Does God heal how we want him to heal. No. I've prayed with people. I've seen people, I've heard story after story about where someone was sick and got better, so a relationship was broken, it got reconciled, some something happened and like you're like, wow. But I always wonder like Jesus goes into these towns, right? and heals people. But did you ever notice that not every person got healed? What do those people do? See, we have a God who heals. We have a God who will someday heal of everything. That's why he sent Jesus. He can move, he will move, it says to move. But sometimes I think God doesn't just change your situation, but rather changes you. So now you have the strength to walk through your situation. And what if your challenge was actually meant for someone else? Would you be OK with that? Think about all those people that were healed, right? The lame man. Lame for about 38 years. In acts I wanna say 4. Um, and they heal him, and they couldn't say anything about God. Why? Because he was standing right there. What did he do wrong? Nothing. It was for God's glory. What if the challenge you're facing actually isn't for you, it's for the blessings that God's gonna do through you, and he's gonna give you the strength to fight and overcome. So your story isn't one of being overwhelmed, your story is one of overcoming. And let me tell you, those are the best stories. Those are the stories that inspire and change and bring revival. 2 Peter 1:3 says, his divine power has granted to us all things that pertain to life and godliness. Through the knowledge of Him who called us to his own glory and excellence. In other words, God has given you everything you need for today. You know, in the Old Testament, when the Israelites were wandering the desert, God provided for them with manna that literally the words translated, what is it? Like I don't get me wrong, I really wish the prayer was God, give us some yearly bread. You know what I'm saying? Like, give us some, some monthly bread. Give us some like every other week bread, Jesus. But our prayer is what daily? Why? Because we need him every single day. It's a great verse, right? Matthew 6:33, seek first the kingdom of God. But do you know the context for that verse? Sometimes we miss it. So let's go ahead and read it. So in verse 25. Therefore, I tell you, do not be anxious about your life, what you will eat, or what you will drink, nor about your body, what you will put on. It's not life more than food, is the body more than clothing. Look at the birds of the air. They neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they? And which of you by being anxious can add a single hour to a span of his life? Why are you anxious about clothing? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow. They neither toil nor spin. Yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. But if God so clothes the grass of the field, which today is alive and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, will he not much more clothe you, or you, you of little faith? Therefore, do not be anxious, saying, what shall we eat or what shall we drink, or what shall we wear. For the Gentiles seek after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them all. But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these will be added to you. Therefore, do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself, sufficient for the day that is its own trouble. This is a weird comforting verse, can I say that? You know what he's saying here? Don't be anxious about tomorrow because you can't handle it. Don't be anxious cause you got other troubles coming. You, you got enough to worry about today. And I don't, I don't view this as like a shame on you. How dare you be anxious. I, I view it more so as a promise, like let me give you the way out. You don't have to be anxious. Because I provide. And my provision might look different than your. That you're thinking about. Trust me, seek me. See Some of us lose, and we're losing things and relationships and jobs and resources and help them things. But when you get to the bottom, when you get to the core, what you understand is that when God is all you have, you realize God is all you need. Even pruning is provision. Right we have big, big mesquite trees in the front of our house, right? And every so often, what happens, the branches have to be pruned. Why? So they can grow. God wants you to grow. God's with you. One of my favorite parts of Christmas morning is, is, is the kids and we're, we're opening gifts and, and, and wrapping paper with kids just goes crazy, doesn't it? It's like. And there's always one person who's like clean, clean it, right? Here's the thing though. Your problem, your issue, your obstacle. Is merely wrapping paper that inside of it is the gift that God has for you. And maybe that gift isn't just for you, but to be a blessing to the world around you. For God's kingdom, God's glory. So as a church, there's the world is crazy and I don't know why certain things happen and I don't know what's to come. I mean, come on church, we're. These wildfires, the storms, everything, like we're not even 2 weeks in. Right? It's not even like a buildup to the year, guy just. I don't know what this year holds, but I guarantee you, we pray to the God who does. And so as we pray, let us pray. Knowing that he reigns on the throne and that we can pray. God, your kingdom come. Your will be done. Will you stand with me? Let us say the Lord's prayer one more time and let us say it with conviction and meaning. And whatever problem, whatever obstacle, whatever needs you have in your life right now. Don't shy away from it. But instead, through God's power, through this prayer, let's give that to God. Cause God's with you. Let's pray this together. Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory for ever and ever. Amen.