A Heart to Know God — Keith Malcomson

I want you to turn with me in your Bibles to Jeremiah chapter 24 and verse 7, 24 and verse 7, and we're returning. We haven't been there for a couple of weeks on our series, A Heart for God, or A Heart After God, or Having the Heart of God, all of those things are included.

And we dealt with, I think it was three weeks ago now, A Pure Heart, which is part 5. Here this morning, I want to move to part 6, and my message, and all of these messages interlock. In fact, it's remarkable how the verses interconnect, and you find all of these things are synonymous in the same place, or they overlap.

And so my message here this morning, part 6, A Heart to Know God, part 6, reading from Jeremiah 24 and 7, and I will give them a heart to know me. What a remarkable verse. What a remarkable promise. What a remarkable proclamation from a real God.

I will give them a heart to know me. Do you desire it this morning, that I am the Lord, and they shall be my people, and I will be their God, for they shall return unto me with their whole heart. Will you pray with me here this morning?

Father, we thank you for the Word of God. And as we've already heard, Lord God, it's your Word, your truth, your light, that leads us into the knowledge of our God, of our Christ. And Lord God, I'm so grateful, I'm so humbled, even to stand here, oh God, to handle these verses.

Lord God, we do not glory in our wisdom, we do not glory in our strength, or in our riches, or any other thing. But standing here, gathered here this morning, we glory in that we understand and that we know God.

What a privilege this morning. We don't treat it lightly. It's not a casual statement that rolls off our tongue, nor deliver us from taking it as a casual thing. It is a life-changing thing. It is a supernatural thing that we could know that you are God.

You have given us a heart that we might know you. If you didn't do that, we could never know you. We could never have fellowship, or communion, or walk with you. But I'm so glad that you took out of me the heart of stone and put within me a new heart, a gracious heart, a heart that actually knows you, perceives you, understands you, comprehends you, that hears you, that sees you, that knows you.

And we bless you this morning. In Jesus' mighty name, amen. It says in Jeremiah chapter 32, verse 39, and it's God speaking, and I will give them one heart. It says in Ezekiel 11, verse 19, and I will give them one heart.

It says in Ezekiel 36, verse 26, a new heart also will I give you. Our scripture here in Jeremiah 24 and 27 is talking about another element of the heart that we're talking about. We're talking about that heart that God gives us and that we are to have and protect and guard in order that God might bless us as He really desires to do.

This is a heart to know Him. We've already dealt with a broken and contrite heart. We looked at a humble heart. We looked at a God-fearing heart. And we looked last time at a pure heart. And what you find is these are not all different kinds of hearts that different individuals have.

They are all aspects of one heart. What I'm doing is building a picture of the one brand new heart that God gives as a divine gift. Notice in these verses, God gives it. You cannot learn it. You cannot create it.

You cannot manufacture it. I cannot put it in you. A church cannot give it to you. No one can do that. This certain kind of heart, this one heart is a gift of God. I will give them a heart to know me.

If you know God this morning, God gave that to you. It wasn't your righteousness. It wasn't you seeking after Him. It wasn't that you're so brainy or intelligent or educated or you're a book reader. None of that.

If you know God, if you have a heart within you that says, I desire to know you. I know you. I love you. I fellowship with you. Do you know what has happened? God has done heart surgery within you. It's an amazing thing.

It's a remarkable thing. It says in 1 Chronicles 28 and 9, and this is King David speaking to his son Solomon. And thou, Solomon, my son, know thou the God of thy father, and serve him with a perfect heart and with a willing mind.

For the Lord searches all hearts, and He understandeth all the imaginations of the thoughts. If you seek Him, He'll be fond of you. But if you forsake Him, He will cast thee off forever. David, speaking to his son, said, Have a heart to know God.

This is above anything else. It's not wisdom you should be after. It's not knowledge you should be after. It's not riches you should be after. It's not ministry you should be after. It's not a nice house you should be after.

All those things could destroy you. I want to assure you. It's not great fame or reputation in the church. That definitely could destroy you. You know what we should be after? A heart to know God. David, a man who was after God's own heart, a man who had God's own heart operating in him, a man who understood God.

He says to his son, Know thou the God of thy father. One thing you want in this church this morning, you want to know the real God. You want to know the God of the Bible, of Abraham, Isaac, of Jacob, of David, of Abraham, of Moses, of Keith Malcolmson.

Because I am fully assured that my God is not a man-made God. It's not a religious God. It's not a manufactured God. It's not a God of my own imagination. You see, the God, the knowledge of God I have received did not come out of my mind.

I did not mold him in my image or according to my thoughts. I received a knowledge of God that transformed my entire life. That is the God I want you to receive. That's the God I want you to come to know in a very deep way.

True Revival and the Heart That Knows God

I've got three points here that I find in Jeremiah 24, 7. In this one verse about being given a heart to know God, I believe I've got three points. And this is them. Very simple. True revival. In this verse, this is what I see.

True revival, true salvation, and true Christianity. I believe in a heart to know God. This is the very central essence in seeing true revival, having true salvation, and walking and experiencing and enjoying true Christianity.

Without God giving a heart to know him, you will not have true revival. It'll be false. You will not have true salvation. It'll be a counterfeit. It'll be of yourself. And you will not experience true Christianity.

So if you take the heart of God out of this, it's all sham. It all falls apart. First of all, true revival. How do I find true revival in this first Jeremiah 24 and verse 7? Let me just give you the context of this verse for a second.

We have just read here in Jeremiah 24 and verse 7, that I will give you a heart to know me. What is the context? Look at verse 1 and the lead into this. God has just shown a vision to Jeremiah. The Lord showed me and behold, two baskets of figs were set before the temple of the Lord.

So God gives them this unusual vision. Two baskets, two kinds of figs. And you're going to read here in these verses. One of them are good figs, very good figs. The other one is filled with bad figs, very bad figs.

Two baskets of figs near the house of God. And he sees this in vision. But what does it represent? Read on here in verse 1. It says, after. So he had this vision after something. After that Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, who had invaded the land and took over Israel.

That's who he is. Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, had carried away captive Jehoniah, the son of Jehonakim. Jehonakim had been the king in Jerusalem, in Judah. He was the king. Now he's being carried away to Babylon.

I'm bringing you to this first point about a hard to know God. True revival. This verse is applied in a certain historic situation. And so Nebuchadnezzar carried away the king from Jerusalem, the king of Judah and the princes of Judah with the carpenters, the smiths from Jerusalem and had brought them to Babylon.

Now he's going to explain what has that got to do with the vision of two baskets? So you've got now in the whole history of what has happened here, you have a context. There are three carrying away from Israel to Babylon.

Three going into captivities. Three times over a period of 20 years. It begins and it carries on for 20 years and there's three major carrying away of the people. When this prophecy is given and this verse about having the heart of God, when we receive this chapter, two of them have just taken place.

The second captivity has gone to Babylon. You've had most of the people carried away prisoners into a pagan, idolatrous, wicked system. And yet it's of God because God is punishing his people because of their coldness and their disobedience and they don't listen to him and they're not pure in their hearts.

So what does he do? He raises up, God raises up Nebuchadnezzar, not the devil. God raises him up to invade the land, to carry them away. But do you know what Nebuchadnezzar does? He leaves certain people in the land who he thought were useless.

Carry all the skilled ones away, all the gifted ones, all the pure ones away. You remember Daniel was one of the first to get carried away to Babylon. He was one of the first young men in the first captivity he went down to Babylon.

But then the ones who are left were useless. And you know, poor Jeremiah the prophet, he had to get left in Jerusalem with all of this bunch that are left behind while all the rest are in captivity in Babylon.

Poor Jeremiah, that's all I can say, that he had to stay there with this bunch. And you know what? He starts giving them prophecies. And this is a word from the Lord very clearly. Look at verse two. One basket had very good figs, even like the figs that are first ripe.

And the other basket had very naughty figs which could not be eaten. They were so bad. What do these two baskets represent? Then said the Lord unto me, what sayest thou, Jeremiah? And I said, figs, the good figs, very good.

And evil figs, very evil. They cannot be eaten. They are so evil. Again, the word of the Lord came unto me saying, thus saith the Lord God, the God of Israel. You're gonna see over the next chapters that those left behind, and they're under King Zedekiah.

Babylon or Nebuchadnezzar placed a man called Zedekiah as the last king ever of Jerusalem. The last Israeli king, the last king of the line of David to serve. And he's appointed by Nebuchadnezzar and he is left in the land.

And you find in the following chapters when Jeremiah prophesies unto him, they hated him. They literally hated this man of God. 11 years before the last captivity and the temples destroyed and the walls destroyed and everything is burned down and all of them are scattered.

11 years and you've got Zedekiah. And you know what? They go, shoo, we survived it. Thank God, all of them that deserved it got carried away into captivity. And we are here because we serve God. And God has blessed us.

And that means God is with us. And we know God. And Jeremiah prophesies unto him and says, no, you do not. Do you know what the two baskets are? The basket of good figs are those that have gone into Babylon.

That's the good figs. Those that stayed behind in Jerusalem with Zedekiah, they are the bad figs that you can't do anything with. And Jeremiah has to stay with them for 11 years. And they are so rebellious that they think the others have been punished and the others are suffering and God is against the others.

They have lost their land and their home and they'll never return in their lifetime. And those in Jerusalem say, all the troubles have passed. All the sorrows are gone. We have weathered the storm. We have come out the other side.

But there was no repentance. There was no brokenness. There was no holiness. You know what shocks me at the minute? When I look at the worldwide church over this two years, what has gone wrong with the church?

Two years of a worldwide crisis and I am not hearing repentance from the church and the preachers of the church. I'm not hearing it in Europe. I'm not hearing it in America. I'm not hearing it in Asia.

I'm not hearing it across the waves. I'm not hearing it on the internet. I'm not seeing it on the television. Where are the prophets of God in this hour? What has happened that we have lived through one of the greatest crises and most Christians are going, shoot, we don't need to wear a mask anymore and we can go to work and we can get on a plane and it's back to ministry as normal.

Do you know that's what happened here in this time? That they began to say, it's all over and we're still in the land and we're blessed and we're staying here and we do not like that prophet Jeremiah.

He always prophesies bad and evil and you know what he prophesied? Do not go down to Egypt. Don't associate with them. Make friends or move there. Do you know what they've done? They said, you're a liar.

You're a false prophet. So they all went down to Egypt. They're bad, bad figs but do you know what? The good figs went into captivity under Babylon. The good figs become slaves. The good figs lost their homes.

The good figs actually lost everything. Do you realize the blessing of God at times? I believe we've lived through a very interesting time in the church, the body of Christ. I believe the good figs went into captivity and God left all the dross in their pulpits and their big churches and their big ministries and their missionary endeavors and he left them alone.

They're proud and they're arrogant and they're liars and they're compromisers and they're heretics and God just left it all there. That's what I've seen in my lifetime. And all through the years I go, I'm suffering.

I'm going through hell. I'm in prison cells spiritually and I go, I love you. I know you. I desire you. I fear you. Why is it these men who do not fear you? They're not being chastised. They're not being dealt with.

They're not repenting and yet they maintain ministry. What a tragedy. What an absolute tragedy that we are living in. It says in verse five, thus saith the Lord, the God of Israel, like these good figs so will I acknowledge them that are carried away captive into Judah whom I have sent out of this place into the land of the Chaldeans for their good.

Do you know at times God moves in the church to send us into troubles, into hard times, into affliction because you know what he's gonna do? In the very next verse, it is remarkable. Look at what it says, verse six, for I will set mine eyes upon them for good.

In Babylon, in captivity, when they've lost everything an entire people and I will bring them again to this land and I will build them and I will not pull them down and I will plant them and not pluck them up.

And notice the next verse, and I will give them a heart to know me that I am the Lord and they shall be my people and I will be their God and they shall return unto me with the whole heart. Do you know at the end of 70 years, there were three returns.

There were three going into captivities. There were three returns after 70 years as God prophesied, three movements. In a period of 100 years, there were four major revivals ending with Nehemiah who saw two revivals.

It was extraordinary. And listen, there was a major move of God. Do you know what you had in that revival? Those who came back were very different than Israel had been all the way back to Solomon. You know, from the days of Solomon to the days of Zedekiah, there was adultery in Israel, in the land, in Jerusalem, in the royal house.

They had idols and they followed the ways of the world. Do you know when they come back again, they never ever become an adulterous people again. They never turn to idolatry. They never bring false gods back in again.

Do you know what God done in Babylon? He prepared a people for revival. In other words, in captivity, He afflicted them. He brought forth a heart that actually said, we wanna know you. We wanna know you.

Are you tired of churchianity? Are you tired of denominations? Are you tired of mega ministry? All those online who listen to us, right across this world, people are tired of what's going on. Do you know what God has done?

He has prepared an entire people, afflicted, scattered, isolated. You know what He's doing? He's preparing them for revival. He is gonna gather them. Do you know what true revival is? True revival is when God gives His people a heart to know Him again.

It's not money. It's not ministry. It's not mega buildings. It's not being known. It's not titles. You know what it is? God has given me a heart to know Him. This is revival. And what you have, what you see with Nehemiah and many of the prophets, a ministry, the new God.

You see, I believe this is central to every revival. When we come right back to a time of a new revival, you know what God has to do? He has to so afflict that remnant. He has to so break them. He has to have them of a contrite heart.

Do you realize what God's doing with you? If God isn't dealing with you, then you're bad figs. God help you if God isn't dealing with you. You are really in trouble. And anyone listening to us not being dealt with, you are seriously in trouble because God's gonna leave you and move on.

But if you're in the fire and being dealt with and God is breaking you and He can crush you and He can wound you, you know it's because He's gonna heal you and bring revival. I want a genuine revival of the heart of God to know God again.

Every real revival, God comes down in power. Remember the Welsh revival, 1904. God came down in a meeting with 17 young people. 17 young people. And the preacher, 26 or 27 years old, was preaching his first sermon ever that he'd ever preached.

It wasn't eloquent. It wasn't long. It wasn't studied. It was from the heart. I want to know God. Do you know what happened? In six months, 100 ,000 people became born again in Wales. One tenth of the entire population of the entire country became Christians in one year.

Everything changed. The politicians noted it. And that's only one revival. On my shelf, I've got hundreds of books on revival from all through church history from the very beginning. It's remarkable what God actually does.

True Revival Versus Head Knowledge

When you go back to the beginning of Genesis 2 and 17, remember God speaking to Adam and Eve. He said, but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it. For in the day that thou eatest thereof, thou shalt surely die.

This is talking about knowledge. Either you've got a heart for God or in religion, you can actually learn to live this life by head knowledge, by information, by facts, but you don't know God. That's what's destroyed the church.

That's why there's no revival. You know why? Because the church that throughout my lifetime has eaten of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. God says you can eat of any of the trees, but see that one tree, the knowledge of good and evil.

In other words, education, understanding, you've got a mind that says, I know everything. I know what deception is. I know what real is. I know what the Bible says. I can argue about everything. I've got all of this knowledge and you become proud and arrogant and callous.

It's not about living for God. It's not about a walk for God. Adam and Eve who walked with God in the cool of the day, he would come down in the evening at the end of the day and he walked with them. Do you realize they swapped that for the knowledge of good and evil?

Over in the New Testament, Jesus speaking in Matthew 7 and he said, do you know those who are going to enter the kingdom of heaven? It'll be those that do the will of my father. And then he talks about on that day, many will come saying, Lord, Lord, we have prophesied in your name.

We operate in the gifts of the spirit. We prophesied and in thy name cast out devils. We had power over the devil. And in thy name done many wonderful works, our Holy Ghost works. And then will I, Jesus is saying this is going to happen.

Then will I profess unto him, I never knew you. I love the Greek. It says, I never in any way or at any time ever knew you. And they're banging on the door. Life is finished. It's the hour of judgment.

And they said, but we're in revival. We're prophesying and we're moved of the Holy Ghost and we're casting out demons. And you know what he's saying? It's all figs, bad, evil figs. You are like Zedekiah.

Remember, he got blinded. Last thing he saw was his sons before they blinded him. Isn't it interesting? The last church in revelation of the seven is Laodicea and it's blind. The last King of Israel was blinded.

Do you know what scares me? There's the last church age and most of the church and most of the preachers, they're blind. And they're saying we're rich and we're prosperous and we have the Holy Spirit and we have God and we know God.

Do you know what God is going to say? Jesus actually says, I don't know you. Hold on, God knows everything. God knows everyone. Yes, I'm talking about a heart to know God. Jesus says, I don't know you.

Who are you? Oh, but Lord, I've done all of this. Or what about Luke chapter 13, 26? You see that Matthew 7 is for the charismatics. But Luke chapter 13 is for the evangelicals, the fundamentalists, the old time Pentecostals.

Do you know what it says? Lord, we have eaten and drank in thy presence. We love the Lord's table. We feasted on the word of God and thou has taught in our streets. We love the preaching, the teaching of the word of God.

Do you know what he's going to say unto them? I know you not whence ye are. Depart from me, all you workers of iniquity. There's going to be many in the church that are bad figs. There's going to be many very shortly who Jesus is going to say, I do not know you.

You're a stranger to me. And they're going to say, but we've done all these things. We acknowledge. I love the preaching of the word. Says, yeah, but you're iniquitous. You're a disobedient child. You never obeyed the word of God.

You didn't love the word of God. I don't know you. And the mark of it is you don't even love my word. And you say, you know me. You don't know me. You really don't know me. That's the first thing in this verse.

True revival. The mark of true revival is that you receive a heart to know God. You know God. You actually know him. You get a heart to know him. Second of all, true salvation. True salvation. Do you realize this first?

True Salvation as Personal Knowledge of God

I will give them a heart to know me is salvation. Real salvation. You say, what is it to be born again? What does it mean to be born again? What does it mean to be saved? What does it mean to have a relationship with God?

You know him and he becomes your God and you become his child. You see, you can't get saved or born again without coming to know God in a very intimate and a very real way. Let me just define this word know for a second.

Because I had a friend many years ago. I had a friend, inverted commas. Have you ever had a friend? And just before we got married, Candice listened in. I had it in loudspeaker as I talked to this friend.

And I come off the call and she said, huh? She says, what you call a friend and what I call a friend's a bit different. I said, I know, I know. But this friend of mine, when I got to know him, he, I would mention someone.

He said, I know them. I go, really? Yes. And then I mentioned some, I know them. Really? And this would go on and on and on. And I used to be in all this. This guy knew everybody. I mean, everybody. He knew them.

And then I started to find out. It didn't mean he'd ever even met them or spoken to them. He saw them on television or he heard about them or he read their text. He said, I know them. And it took me a while to figure this out.

And I'd be there knowing someone who no way had contact with. He goes, I know them. And I went, what you call knowing and what I call knowing is two very different things. In the car driving here, I let my message slip and Candice related the story of when her mom went to buy her her first violin as a young girl.

And on the phone, this is the reason she bought that violin. Because the woman who'd come on the phone to sell the violin, she said, oh, it's my husband's. And he used to play his violin with one of the top, most famous violinists of that generation.

And said he played with them. And so Candice's mom went, well, if this man played with this top professional, boy, that must be some violin and it'll have been looked after. And that's the violin I'm getting for my daughter.

Well, she got to the house and the husband is footering around in the back of everything. And she looks at it and inspects the violin and then buys it for a precious young daughter who's going to start playing the violin.

And and says, did he really play with? Yes, yes. Yeah, he played with him on this on this violin. And just before leaving, here comes the husband and says, is it true that you actually played with him?

And he dropped his head and I can't tell it like her. And and said, well, well, on the on the LPs, never met the man, didn't know the man, never wrote to the man. Just put the LPs of this famous violinist and would play along to the LPs.

Do you know what's happened with the church of this day? The term no God has been destroyed. People say they know God in salvation. They do not know God in salvation. In Jeremiah 31, 33, it says, but this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel.

He's talking about a new covenant, a new relationship with God that's future. Ezekiel talks about it in Jeremiah and other prophets. And they say in the future, God will make a new covenant, not like the old covenant.

The old covenant said, do this and do this and do this or else you die. But with the new covenant, you know what God does? He gives you a new heart and enables you to live this life. That's why I'm not scared with the word of God.

I read things in the Bible, I go, I can't do that. I can't live this Christian life. I can't make all the right decisions. I won't be willing to pay the price. I've never worried about that because I go, Lord, it's you working within me.

You put a heart within me that says, I will pay the ultimate price. I will make the right decisions. I will follow you. I want you to do it in me. It's not laid on me to do. And you know what? Sometimes you need to hit a brick wall and fail and find that it's not within yourself.

And then you say, oh God, work this within me. Put your heart within me. You do the work, not me trying to be something. This new covenant, after those days saith the Lord, I will put my law in their inward parts and ride it in their hearts.

Notice where God puts his word, in their hearts and will be their God. And they shall be my people. How do you have this relationship where God becomes our God? There's a heart to know God. He gives himself to you.

You have God in real salvation. You know, when you get born again, God says, you have me. You have Jesus. He's the great high priest. He's your great high priest. He's a healer. He's now your healer. He was the creator.

He can do anything in your life. He is the great intercessor. He becomes yours in real salvation. That's why it's so important to know God. I don't want to be deceived in this or you've lost out on the real God.

If you get real salvation, you receive a heart to know God, the real God. That's everything. But if you get deceived in this, you're in trouble. The word Yeda for know means a personal, first-hand experience.

It's not talking about academic knowledge. Not talking about hearing things with the ear. Not talking about others telling you what you can have or ought to have. It is a covenant relationship. The word Yeda is used 947 times in the Old Testament to know God or to have a heart to know God is that you come into a relationship with God.

Personal, intimate, first-hand. See your experience with God. Is it second-hand or first-hand? See along this way, you come to a place where you go, I don't want to hear about the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

I don't want to hear about Paul's God or Victoria's God or Ellen's God or anyone else. I want to know this God. I want to experience this God. I want personal, intimate experience. It says here about writing His word on your heart.

That's where it begins. And they shall teach no more every man his neighbor and every man his brother saying, know the Lord. That's in the Old Covenant. For they shall all know me. With the new heart and the new covenant that God writes His word on, you don't need anyone to tell you, know the Lord.

You need to know God. Do you know what it says? With this heart, you get a knowledge of God. You don't need anyone to teach you that God is real. That He created all things. That He has all power. That He is everywhere.

You know, when you get born again, you receive a heart where you go, I know He is real. I know He created things at the beginning. I don't believe in an old earth. I don't believe in millions and billions of years.

That's absolute trash and heresy. No real Christian can believe in billions of years of evolution and tie it into the Bible. You're either going to believe in evolution or the God of the Bible. But with this new heart, you know this.

You don't need someone to teach you. But it says here, for they all shall know me. Every genuine convert knows God. I don't care how weak they are, how small they are, how feeble they are, how young they are.

A real convert knows God. I mean, He is intimate, personal, firsthand. He's not saying, well, they said it and I'm trying to believe it. They preach about this, so I'm going along trying my best. You know what?

He's your God. He is a God that will reveal Himself to you. It is very, very real. And it says here that He will teach you. He will teach you from the least of them unto the greatest of them, saith the Lord.

I will forgive their iniquity and I will remember their sin no more. How does He bring you into this? He forgives your sin. These verses in Jeremiah 31 about not needing to be taught to know God, but that you'll receive a heart written with the Word of God where you know Him as a part of genuine salvation.

It is quoted in Hebrews chapter 11, when the apostle Paul is talking about real salvation through the blood of the Lamb. You're forgiven. You're washed from your sin. You're redeemed. God showed you mercy.

All your sin is gone. Do you know what that is? You have received the heart of God. You receive it from Him in a very real way. The word to know in the Bible. It's used in Genesis 4 and 1. And Adam knew Eve.

A very personal, one-to-one personal relationship. No third person, no five people. When you know someone, it's personal between you and them. Adam knew Eve, his wife, and she conceived. So that means they experienced the most intimate relationship possible between a man and a woman.

Private, personal, unique between one man, one woman. And it says she conceived and bear Cain, her son. That's what the word know actually means. You know what God says about Abraham? I know him that he will command his children and his household after him.

Wouldn't you want God to know you in a certain way that He says, I know what they're going to do with the children. When their children grow up, I know what they're going to do. I would worry about a lot of people.

And yet God says, I know Abraham. I know what he's going to do with his kids. I know how he's going to train them. And because of that, I'm going to show him certain things. I'm going to reveal certain things.

Listen to what it says in 1 John chapter 2, 27. But the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you. And ye need not that any man teach you. But as the same anointing teaches you of all things and is truth.

Now these verses have been misused in the church. I've met people and believe it or not, they're in Limerick. And I've met them in Germany. And I met them in England. And I met them in America. And I've met them everywhere.