Stress-Free Hotel Stay (2024)

02/01/2024

Today's Sermon: "Overcoming Offenses: It's Nothing But A Small Thing To A Giant"

Illustration:
Imagine a towering giant, resilient and unshaken, standing amidst a storm of buzzing mosquitoes. These mosquitoes represent the offenses life throws at us – annoying, persistent, but ultimately inconsequential to the strength of the giant. In the grand scale of our existence, what may seem like a monumental offense is nothing but a small thing to a giant.

Sermon:
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today we gather to explore the truth that offenses, though inevitable, need not define or destroy us. Life is a journey filled with challenges, and not everyone we encounter will treat us with kindness or fairness. However, we must remember that we are spiritual giants, empowered by our faith in God.

Offenses may come in various forms – harsh words, betrayal, injustice. But we must resist the urge to let these offenses become daggers in our hearts. Instead, view them as mere mosquitoes, fleeting and inconsequential in the grand design of God's plan for our lives.

It's easy to magnify offenses, blowing them out of proportion until they consume our thoughts and emotions. However, we are reminded in Proverbs 19:11 that "A person’s wisdom yields patience; it is to one’s glory to overlook an offense." We shouldn't always trust what our eyes see or ears hear; rather, we must trust in God's perspective and purpose.

What may have once been a significant issue in the past can now be as insignificant as an ant. We, as giants in Christ, have the power to rise above the pettiness of offenses. Through prayer, reflection, and the strength found in our relationship with God, we can diminish the impact of these small things on our journey.

Call to Action:
As we navigate the challenges of life, let us commit to viewing offenses through the lens of God's grace. Rather than dwelling on the small things, let us focus on the eternal truths that make us spiritual giants. Extend forgiveness, practice patience, and choose love in the face of offenses, knowing that in doing so, we emulate the character of our Heavenly Father.

Closing Prayer:
Heavenly Father, we come before you as your children, giants in the faith you've bestowed upon us. In the midst of life's challenges and offenses, grant us the wisdom to discern the small things from the eternal truths. Help us to overcome the temptation to be swayed by momentary distractions and empower us to walk in love, forgiveness, and grace. May we stand as resilient giants, unshaken by the buzzing mosquitoes of life. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.

01/01/2024

Today's Sermon: "Embracing the Present: Today is a Gift from God"

Illustration:
Imagine waking up on New Year's Day with a beautifully wrapped gift at your bedside. The tag reads, "From God, with love." As you unwrap it, you discover that it's not a material possession but a day – a pristine canvas of time, free from the stains of yesterday and untouched by the uncertainties of tomorrow. This day is a gift from God, and how you choose to unwrap it will shape the chapters of your life in 2024.

Sermon:
Dear beloved in Christ, as we stand on the threshold of a new year, let us be mindful of the profound truth that today is a gift from God. In Psalm 90:12, the psalmist prays, "Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom." Each day is a precious opportunity to live in alignment with God's purpose, to honor Him with our time, and to be stewards of the gift of today.

Worrying about tomorrow is, in essence, foolish. It's like stepping over a hundred-dollar bill to pick up a dime. Jesus Himself addressed this in Matthew 6:34 when He said, "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." Our focus should be on the present, recognizing that today is a significant part of God's plan for our lives.

What is meant to grow today will not wait until tomorrow. Just as a seed planted in fertile soil requires attention and care, the opportunities and relationships God has placed in our lives demand our immediate attention. Procrastination can hinder our spiritual and personal growth, and missing the chances to learn something new today may lead to missed blessings and joy.

Today is priceless; it's a time period that will never come again. Each dawn brings a unique set of moments, and we must approach it with gratitude. In Psalm 118:24, the psalmist exclaims, "This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it." Neglecting to thank God for the gift of today is perhaps a very common sin – a failure to acknowledge the Giver of life and time.

Let us use this precious time to build and grow what's important without an excuse to delay. In Ecclesiastes 3:1, we are reminded that there is a time for everything. As we embark on this new year, let us be intentional about investing our time in what truly matters – in deepening our relationship with God, nurturing our families, and extending love and grace to those around us.

Let us not be distracted by our past or the future, which will cloud our vision of today. Philippians 3:13-14 encourages us to forget what is behind and strain toward what is ahead, pressing on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called us. The canvas of today awaits our brushstrokes, and our past and future should not dictate the masterpiece God wants to create through us.

Call to Action:
As we step into the uncharted territory of 2024, let us resolve to see each day as a gift from God. Reflect on how you've used your time in the past and seek God's guidance in making the most of each present moment. Commit to daily thanksgiving, acknowledging the Giver of the gift of today.

Pray for the wisdom to prioritize your time according to God's will. Embrace the opportunities for growth and learning that today presents, and don't delay in building what is meant to flourish now. Let us be a people who live with purpose, focused on the present, and dedicated to honoring God with the gift of today.

May this new year be marked by a transformative perspective – that each day is indeed a gift from God.

30/12/2023

Today's Sermon:"Confessions of Healing: Rising from Spiritual ICU"

Illustration:

Imagine being in a darkened room, the sterile scent of a hospital hanging in the air. Machines beep softly, and the heart monitor rhythmically signals life. You find yourself lying in the intensive care unit of your own struggles, alive but barely. The challenges of life have left you feeling weakened, as if your spiritual health is on life support.

In this critical moment, God urges you to make a bold confession: "In every way, I am getting better and better daily." Picture those words as a beacon of light, cutting through the darkness of your circumstances. God has given you the power to speak life, and in doing so, you start witnessing the transformation within your own soul.

Sermon:

Dear beloved congregation,

Life's journey often takes us through unexpected valleys, where we find ourselves in a spiritual intensive care unit, alive but barely holding on. In these moments, we are called to declare with unwavering faith, "In every way, I am getting better and better daily." Why? Because God's promise is that the fruits of our mouths have creative power.

Though God directs us to head north, toward His divine will, the weakness of our flesh often drags us south, away from the path of righteousness. However, the good news is that we have power over the flesh when we submit to God's Word and allow ourselves to be Spirit-led.

Jesus Christ came not only to give us life but to grant us life more abundantly. It's time for us to rise from our spiritual sick beds. As we confess our healing, we tap into the transformative power of God's grace. With Jesus as our Lord, we can step out of the darkness and into a light that gets brighter and brighter with every step of faith.

Picture this: You, a radiant beacon of joy, not only rising to a higher state but also affecting those around you. Your confession becomes a testimony, and your joy becomes contagious. With Jesus leading us, we radiate His light and bring healing not just to ourselves but also to the hurting souls we encounter.

Call to Action:

As we leave this sacred gathering, let us commit to daily confessing, "In every way, I am getting better and better." Let these words be a shield against the darkness, a proclamation of faith in the face of adversity.

Submit to God's Word and be Spirit-led in your daily decisions. Rise from your spiritual sick bed and embrace the abundant life that Jesus came to give. Share your joy, radiating the light of Christ in every interaction. As a community, let our confessions be a chorus of healing and restoration.

Remember, the power to speak life has been granted to you. Use it boldly, and witness the fruits of your mouth manifesting in the transformation of your life and the lives of those around you. In Jesus' name, let us rise together and declare, "In every way, we are getting better and better daily." Amen.

28/12/2023

Today's Sermon: "The Priceless Riches of God's Favor: Beyond Silver and Gold"

Illustration:
Imagine two individuals, both striving for success in their careers and personal lives. One relies on worldly riches—silver and gold—working tirelessly to accumulate wealth and possessions. The other, however, seeks the favor of God, trusting in His guidance and grace. As their journeys unfold, the one with God's favor experiences a joy-filled, purpose-driven life that defies the wear and tear of time, while the other, despite worldly success, finds life lacking true excitement and fulfillment.

Sermon:

Dear beloved in Christ,

Today, we delve into the profound truth that the favor of God surpasses the allure of silver and gold. In the Gospel of John, Jesus declared, "I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly." This abundance, my friends, is not measured in material wealth but in the enduring richness of God's favor.

The world may promise us temporary blessings—wealth, success, and recognition. However, these are fleeting and subject to the uncertainties of life. The favor of God, on the other hand, is everlasting and transcends the temporal. It brings a joy that cannot be shaken, an excitement that withstands life's challenges, and a renewal that keeps us from growing weary or old.

Let us turn to the Scriptures, where we find stories of individuals who experienced the transformative power of God's favor. Joseph, thrown into a pit by his own brothers, found himself elevated to a royal position by God's favor. Esther, a humble maiden, was lifted to the throne as queen through divine favor. These accounts reveal a consistent truth: God's favor is not dependent on our skills or intellect but on our loyalty and trust in Him.

In Zechariah 4:6, we read, "Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit." The favor of God cannot be earned through human efforts; it is a divine gift bestowed upon those who surrender to God's Spirit. It is a reminder that God's favor operates beyond our understanding of time and circumstance, as promotion comes from God alone, at His appointed time and in His chosen way.

Beloved, waiting for God's favor may require patience, but the rewards are immeasurable. It grants us what cannot be achieved through our own labor. It provides a supernatural advantage that elevates us to places we could never reach on our own.

Call to Action:

As we reflect on the surpassing value of God's favor, let us commit to seeking it above all else. Let us prioritize loyalty to God in every situation, trusting that His timing is perfect and His ways are higher than ours. Embrace a life guided by the Spirit rather than relying solely on human strength.

Prayerfully wait for God's favor, knowing that it brings a joy that sustains, an excitement that invigorates, and a life more abundant than any silver or gold could provide. May our lives be a testimony to the enduring richness of God's favor, drawing others to experience the same transformative power.

27/12/2023

Today's Sermon: "Transformative Love: Embracing the Radical Call of Matthew 5:44"

Illustration:
Imagine a garden where flowers bloom in vibrant colors, each petal a testament to the beauty of God's creation. In the midst of this garden, however, there is a patch of thorns representing the challenges posed by those who oppose us, criticize us, and even seek to harm us. In this spiritual garden, the call of Matthew 5:44 beckons us to respond not with retaliation but with a love that transcends the boundaries of human understanding. As we water this garden with the transformative love of Christ, watch how those thorns begin to change into blossoms of compassion and understanding.

Sermon:
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today we delve into the radical teaching of our Lord Jesus Christ as found in Matthew 5:44. "But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you." These words are not a mere suggestion; they are a divine command that challenges the very core of our human nature.

Loving our enemies is not a natural inclination; it goes against the grain of worldly wisdom. However, as Christians, we are not called to conform to the patterns of this world but to be transformed by the renewing of our minds (Romans 12:2). The world may say, "an eye for an eye," but our Savior says, "love your enemies."

It is easy to love those who love us in return, but Christ calls us to a higher standard. We are called to love those who may mistreat us, speak ill of us, and even harm us. How can we do this? Through the power of Christ dwelling within us. Philippians 4:13 reminds us that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us.

As children of God, we are ambassadors of His love, and our actions speak louder than words. When faced with adversity, we have an opportunity to showcase the transformative power of Christ's love. By responding to evil with good, we reflect the very nature of our Heavenly Father. In doing so, we become beacons of light in a world darkened by sin.

Remember, it is impossible to lose by following Jesus Christ's instructions. In loving our enemies, we not only obey our Lord but also contribute to the redemption of souls and the advancement of God's kingdom. Let our lives be living testimonies to the power of Christ's love to change hearts and bring about reconciliation.

Call to Action:
Today, let us commit ourselves to live out the command of Matthew 5:44. Identify those in your life whom you may consider enemies or those who have wronged you. Purposefully choose to love them, bless them, do good to them, and pray for them. As we take these intentional steps, let us rely on the strength of Christ within us, remembering that through Him, we can fulfill this radical command and be instruments of God's transformative love.

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, we humbly come before you, acknowledging our human limitations in loving our enemies. We surrender our emotions, our hurts, and our pride to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Strengthen us with the power of your Holy Spirit so that we may fulfill the command to love our enemies as Christ loves us. May our lives be a reflection of your transformative love, bringing glory to your name. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

22/12/2023

Today's Sermon: "Harvest of the Heart: Sowing Good in a World of Evil"

Sermon:
Dear beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, today we gather to reflect upon the profound words of Jesus in Matthew 12:35: "A good man out of the good treasure of the heart bringeth forth good things: and an evil man out of the evil treasure bringeth forth evil things." These words are not mere advice but a profound truth that guides our Christian walk.

In a world where darkness often seems to prevail, Jesus calls us to be bearers of light. As true Children of God, we are called to resist the temptation to repay evil with evil. Instead, we are called to overcome evil with good, mirroring the divine character of our Heavenly Father.

The heart is the wellspring of our actions, and as followers of Christ, our hearts should be filled with the good treasure of love, compassion, and forgiveness. We are challenged to extend these virtues even to those who may harm us. It is easy to love those who love us, but true discipleship calls us to a higher standard – to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us (Matthew 5:44).

When we sow seeds of goodness through our words, actions, and attitudes, we contribute to the transformation of lives. Our call is not to judge, condemn, or retaliate, but to emulate the love of Christ. It is through this selfless love that lives can be touched, hearts can be softened, and souls can be redeemed by the power of God.

Let us remember that God, in His infinite wisdom, provides for both the good and the evil. He showers His blessings on the righteous and the unrighteous alike. As His children, we are called to embody this divine generosity. When we extend kindness and goodness to all, we reflect the image of our Heavenly Father.

Call to Action:
Brothers and sisters, as we leave this sacred space today, let us commit ourselves to sow seeds of goodness in every area of our lives. In our families, workplaces, and communities, let us be beacons of love, forgiveness, and compassion. When faced with adversity, let our response be guided by the teachings of Jesus.

May our actions speak louder than words, and may the world see Christ in us through our unwavering commitment to goodness. Let us pray for the strength to overcome evil with good, trusting in the transformative power of God's love.

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, we come before you, recognizing our dependence on Your strength to live out the teachings of Your Son, Jesus Christ. Grant us the grace to overcome evil with good, to love unconditionally, and to be vessels of Your transformative power in the lives of those around us. Help us sow seeds of goodness, knowing that in due season, we will reap a harvest of blessings. We thank you, Father, for your guidance and ask for the courage to be true Children of God in every aspect of our lives. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

20/12/2023

Today's Sermon: "Heaven-Bound: Navigating Life with Jesus as Your Pilot, the Bible as Your Map, and the Holy Spirit as Your GPS"

Sermon:

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

Today, we gather in the presence of the Lord to explore a profound truth that resonates with every believer: "If Jesus Christ is the pilot of your soul, the Bible is your map to Heaven, and the Holy Spirit is your GPS, you are Heaven-Bound."

Imagine embarking on a journey, and Jesus Christ Himself is your Pilot—guiding, leading, and navigating the intricate details of your life. In Isaiah 30:21, the Word of God assures us, "Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, 'This is the way; walk in it.'" With Jesus as our Pilot, we can trust that He knows the best route for our lives.

Now, consider the Bible as your map to Heaven. Psalm 119:105 declares, "Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." In the pages of Scripture, we find the divine guidance, wisdom, and promises that illuminate our journey. The Bible is not merely a collection of stories but a living, breathing guide that directs us toward the celestial destination of Heaven.

And how could we navigate this journey without the Holy Spirit as our GPS? In John 16:13, Jesus promised, "When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth." The Holy Spirit is the divine presence within us, ensuring we stay on the right path, correcting our course when needed, and providing constant communication with our heavenly Father.

As we embrace the reality of Jesus as our Pilot, the Bible as our map, and the Holy Spirit as our GPS, we can be confident that we are Heaven-Bound. This journey is not without challenges, but with Christ at the helm, the Word as our guide, and the Spirit leading the way, we have the assurance of reaching our eternal destination.

Call to Action:

Commit to Daily Navigation: Dedicate time each day to prayer, reading the Bible, and seeking the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Allow these practices to be the compass that directs your steps.

Trust the Pilot: Surrender control to Jesus Christ. Trust that His plan for your life far exceeds any road map you might devise. Allow Him to guide you through the highs and lows, knowing that He is faithful.

Embrace the Word: Delve into the Scriptures with a hunger for wisdom and understanding. Let the Bible be the road map that shapes your decisions, values, and perspectives.

Listen to the GPS: Cultivate a sensitivity to the Holy Spirit's promptings. Be attuned to His still, small voice guiding you in your daily choices. Follow His lead with faith and obedience.

Remember, dear brothers and sisters, if Jesus Christ is the pilot of your soul, the Bible is your map to Heaven, and the Holy Spirit is your GPS, you are Heaven-Bound. May this truth anchor your faith and propel you forward on your journey of grace, love, and eternal significance.

19/12/2023

Today's Sermon: "Trusting God for All Our Needs"

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

Today, I want to share with you a powerful message rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Scriptures. Our focus is on Matthew 6:31-33, where Jesus instructs us, saying, "Therefore take no thought, saying, 'What shall we eat?' or, 'What shall we drink?' or, 'Wherewithal shall we be clothed?' For after all these things do the Gentiles seek: for your heavenly Father knoweth that ye have need of all these things. But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."

Reflecting on my own life, I can attest to the peace and security that comes from trusting in our heavenly Father. Just as having a good father shielded me from worry as a child, our Heavenly Father is infinitely more faithful and reliable. As adults, we may encounter numerous challenges and uncertainties, but God remains a constant source of provision and care.

In my journey, I've discovered the beauty of child-like faith — a trust that surpasses human understanding. When we wholeheartedly put our trust in God, our focus shifts from anxiously worrying about our needs to seeking His kingdom and righteousness. This is the key to unlocking God's promise: "all these things shall be added unto you."

Having a singular focus on loving and obeying God, just as we did with our earthly fathers, brings about a profound transformation in our perspective. It allows us to navigate life with a peace that transcends circumstances, knowing that our Heavenly Father is aware of our needs and is faithful to provide.

Our relationship with God through Jesus Christ becomes the anchor of our security. As we deepen our connection with Him, our faith grows, and our worries diminish. The call to seek God first is not a mere suggestion; it is a life-altering principle that leads to a secure and blessed existence.

Call to Action:

Today, let us commit to living out the truth of Matthew 6:33 in our daily lives. Shift your focus from worrying about the challenges and needs of life to seeking God and His righteousness. Embrace a child-like faith that acknowledges the unwavering faithfulness of our Heavenly Father.

In times of uncertainty, instead of relying solely on human understanding or worldly solutions, turn to God in prayer. Surrender your worries, anxieties, and needs to Him, trusting that He is more than able to supply all that you require.

Remember, our Heavenly Father's love and provision are boundless. As we prioritize our relationship with Him, we will experience a peace that surpasses all understanding. Let us encourage one another to put our trust in God, knowing that He is the ultimate source of our security and provision.

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, we come before you with grateful hearts, acknowledging your faithfulness and love. Increase our love and trust in you, Lord, that we may seek your kingdom and righteousness above all else. Help us to release our worries and anxieties into your capable hands, trusting that you will supply all our needs according to your riches in glory. Thank you, Father, for being our ultimate source of security. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

16/12/2023

Today's Sermon: "The Unseen Battle: Children of Light in a World Deceived"

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today we gather under the light of God's Word to explore the profound truth revealed in Revelation 12:9. This scripture unveils a cosmic struggle between the forces of good and evil, and it sheds light on the stark reality of a world deceived by the cunning schemes of the great dragon, the old serpent, the Devil, and Satan.

In Ephesians 6:12, the Apostle Paul provides further insight into the nature of this spiritual battle, reminding us that our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, powers, and the rulers of the darkness of this world. As true children of God, we are aware of the spiritual warfare that rages around us, and we understand the importance of putting on the whole armor of God to stand against the schemes of the enemy.

While the majority of the world remains ensnared in the deceptions of the evil one, we, as the children of light, stand firm in the truth of Christ. We are not deceived because we recognize the authority and lordship of Jesus Christ in every area of our lives. The battles we engage in are not against our fellow human beings but against the spiritual wickedness that seeks to separate them from the grace of God.

In contrast to the strife and bitterness that characterize the world's conflicts, we, the true children of God, fight a battle of eternal significance. Our war is against the forces of darkness that seek to blind the eyes of those still trapped in sin. It is a battle for the souls of men and women who, through the redemptive power of Jesus Christ, can be set free from the deceptive powers of Satan.

Call to Action:

Clothe Yourself in God's Armor: Put on the whole armor of God daily (Ephesians 6:13-18). This includes the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit.

Pray for the Lost: Lift up prayers for those who remain in darkness, that the light of Christ may shine into their hearts and set them free from the deception of the evil one.

Live as Children of Light: Demonstrate the love and grace of Christ in your daily life. Be a beacon of hope and truth in a world that desperately needs the light of Jesus.

Share the Gospel: Boldly proclaim the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ. Be a witness to the transformative power of God's love and redemption.

Let us pray:

Heavenly Father, we come before you, recognizing the spiritual battle that rages around us. Set all people free from the powers of darkness and open their eyes to the truth of Jesus Christ. Grant us the strength and wisdom to fight the battles that truly matter, and may your light shine brightly through us. Thank you for our salvation, and in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

15/12/2023

Today's Sermon:Soaring with Eagles: Choosing the Right Company

Dear beloved brothers and sisters in Christ,

Today, I bring you a powerful message about the company we keep and the profound impact it has on our lives. Our story begins with an eagle's egg, a creature destined for greatness, yet placed in an unexpected environment. This eagle's egg found itself among chickens, and a mother hen took it upon herself to care for this unfamiliar offspring.

As time passed, the eaglet, surrounded by the clucking of chickens, grew to think and behave like them. It was content in its limited perspective until one day, it witnessed a majestic eagle soaring high above the clouds. The eaglet, filled with awe and curiosity, asked its mother about the extraordinary bird.

"That," said the mother hen, "is an eagle, the king of all birds."

In that moment, the eaglet's heart stirred with a desire it had never known. "I wish I were an eagle," it exclaimed.

The moral of this tale is crystal clear: we will never reach our full potential if we continuously associate with the wrong company. Just as the eaglet's true identity was obscured by the influence of its surroundings, our spiritual identity can be hindered by the company we keep.

The Bible reminds us in 1 Corinthians 15:33, "Do not be misled: 'Bad company corrupts good character.'" It is vital that our inner circle of friends loves and obeys Jesus Christ. Just as the eagle yearned to be among its own kind, we must yearn to be among those who walk in the footsteps of our Lord and Savior.

Associating with individuals who share our faith, values, and commitment to Christ is crucial for our spiritual growth. Proverbs 27:17 tells us, "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." Surrounding ourselves with believers who encourage, uplift, and challenge us in our faith will help us soar to new heights in our spiritual journey.

Call to Action:

As we reflect on this allegory, let us examine our own lives. Are we surrounded by eagles or chickens? Do our companions inspire us to reach for the heavens, or do they keep us grounded in mediocrity?

I urge you, dear brothers and sisters, to evaluate your relationships and prayerfully consider the impact they have on your walk with Christ. Seek out those who will challenge you to live a life worthy of the gospel (Philippians 1:27). Let us be intentional about forging connections with fellow believers who will help us spread our wings and soar in our faith.

Remember, God has designed us for greatness, and He places eagles in our lives to help us realize our true potential. Embrace the company of those who point you towards the heavens, and together, let us strive for the celestial heights God has prepared for each one of us.

May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit guide us in choosing the right company on our journey towards our Heavenly Home.

Amen.

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