Alright, far away. If a friend who professes to be a Christian is living with his girlfriend, who also professes to be a Christian, if I know two vegans who eat steak, I just don't even understand the question. How? How should we confront him as a professing brother in Christ? Do you want to take that one? Okay. Be tough. You can't come in and be tender. Oh, buddy, I hate to hurt your feet. No. You're not going to be a Christian one of God's daughters. And you are breaking covenant with God and you are participating in fornication. And Frisk Ritian says that fornicators go to hell. Now, you can be forgiven, but it's such a big deal. Jesus died for it. So don't turn it into a, well, we're married in God's eyes. God's eyes are flaming red. He's not even blinking. And so, yeah, I mean, this is where, and you deal with him separately, and if you're friends with her, you send the gals to go with her. You send the guys to go with him and you try in every way to get in the middle. If they're in a church, you get the leadership involved. If they have godly family, you get them involved. And the truth is that even statistically those who lived together before they're married, they have a higher rate of divorce. Because living together and sleeping together is not practice for marriage and covenant. It's practice for divorce and contract. And so if you love them and you love Jesus, you've got to tell them, he says no. And if they say we don't care, then you have to maybe do evangelism because maybe they're not Christians. That's what I was going to say. I think I would start, at least with the gals, if I was talking to the gals separately. I would start just asking gospel questions and see if she truly knew Jesus or if that was just something from her upbringing or something someone told her to say, if she really why she felt she was a believer, if she's going to claim that and just start there. And then if you realize that she doesn't really know about the Bible in Jesus, then you can start to move into the evangelism. And ladies, Jesus has to always be the most important man in your life. And your husband is the second most important man. But in this occasion, this woman has put the man above Jesus. And it came down to, I'm going to obey Jesus or the man, I'm going to serve Jesus or the man I'm going to draw near to Jesus or the man and she chose Jesus. Now she chose the man. And that's idolatry and that is turning the man into a Lord, something that's not fit for him. And the body says to offer our bodies as living sacrifices, holy and acceptable under the Lord. So what we offer our body to is an act of worship. That means that they are pagans, that their bed is a temple and when they are together, it is a worship act to a demon God. It's not just an alternative lifestyle. It's deep. It's deep sin, it's deep rebellion. And we were sleeping together before I got saved and you came back to Christ and we repented and we stopped sleeping together and we learned what the Bible said. We got our pastor involved so if they will do that, we'll see what God does. But the goal can never be, we have to save this relationship. The goal has to be I need to build that relationship. And then we'll see what happens in this relationship.