We continue our Feast Talk Series, The Good Life, which centers on the Sermon on the Mount. Part of the Sermon is Jesus presenting six laws from the Law of Moses: Murder, Adultery, Divorce, Oaths, Eye for an Eye; and Love Your Neighbors.
In Talk 4, we learned Jesus’ radical interpretation of the Law on Adultery. Today, in Talk 5, we’ll learn that to Jesus, the Good Life is about having peace in your relationships. The only way to create real peace in this world is when we treat every human being—including our enemies—as God-Containers.
The key– disturbing– message of Talk 5 is: Love your enemies.

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 5: Pursue Peace

We continue our Feast Talk Series, The Good Life, which centers on the Sermon on the Mount. As part of the Sermon, Jesus presents six laws from the Law of Moses: Murder, Adultery, Divorce, Oaths, Eye for an Eye, and Love Your Neighbors. Jesus pointed out the spirit of each Law.

Last Feast Sunday (August 24, 2025), in Talk 5, we learned that to Jesus, the Good Life is about having peace in our relationships.

Today, in Talk 6, we learn that He’s not yet finished emphasizing the spirit over the letter of the Law. Talk 6 focuses on what really matters: not how people regard us, but how, in God’s eyes, we truly are.

The key message of Talk 6 is: The Father sees you.

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 6: Habits of Love

Welcome back to The Good Life, our teaching series on the Sermon on the Mount.   

The Sermon on the Mount has 3 main sections. The center of this multi-layered structure is The Lord’s Prayer–which follows the two greatest commandments—Love God and Love your neighbor.

This is the prayer of a revolution.

When we pray The Lord’s Prayer, we’re dethroning ourselves as king of our lives, and we’re enthroning Jesus as our new King. 

Our God-mission is not to go to Heaven but to bring Heaven down to Earth. To expand the boundaries of His Kingdom in this world. Christianity isn’t the Great Escape–but the Great Expansion. 

Talk 7 explores The Lord’s Prayer line by line, and we’ll see how revolutionary this prayer is.

The key message of Talk 7 is: Expand God’s Territory.

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 7: The Prayer of The Revolution

Welcome back to The Good Life, our teaching series on the Sermon on the Mount. 

In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said one of the biggest obstacles to God’s Life is our stuff. Possessions can make us feel secure, but Jesus offers a counterintuitive perspective on material things. Because things can become cruel masters.  To be free, Jesus tells His followers to love God and love others, not wealth. 

You don’t have to worry about your needs.

The key message of Talk 8: God’s got you.

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 8: Wealth and Worry

Feast Series: The Good Life | Special Talk: Good Life

Feast Series: The Good Life | Special Talk 2: Good Life

WELCOME to our brand-new teaching series: No Longer Strangers.

For six weeks, we’ll take a deep dive into Ephesians.

If you were with us last year, we did a teaching series on 1 Corinthians,

with the title, MESSY SAINTS. These two letters—1 Corinthians and Ephesians—belong to the same group of letters St. Paul wrote when the early Church was spreading in the first century.

Some Bible scholars call Ephesians the Queen of the Epistles, the masterpiece of Paul’s theology. Ephesians declares God’s cosmic, eternal plan from the very beginning of history to its ultimate completion.

And what is that cosmic plan? The unity of everything under Jesus.

The key message of Talk 1 is: God Has a Plan.

Feast Series: No Longer Strangers | Talk 1: God Has a Plan

WELCOME to Talk 2 of our new Feast Talk series: No Longer Strangers.

Talk 1 explored the first chapter of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, where he opened with a majestic hymn of praise celebrating the Father’s glorious Plan. He recalled how God wanted to bless the entire world, starting with the family of Abraham. Through Jesus, that small circle has burst wide open. What was once exclusive to one ethnic group—the Jews—has now extended to everyone—Jews and Gentiles alike. That means everyone can now belong to God’s House.

Talk 2 starts the second chapter of Ephesians.

Paul preaches the same message in two parts, with each part looking at the same story but using a different lens.

The first part—verses 1 to 10—takes on a more meta view—retelling the entire history of the world from a cosmic perspective.

The second part—verses 11 to 22—is more micro—retelling the same history of humanity—but from a Gentile vs. Jewish perspective. 

The key message of Talk 2: You belong to God’s House.

Feast Series: No Longer Strangers | Talk 2 : God Has a House

Judas didn’t fall because he betrayed — he fell because he couldn’t receive God’s love. Learn how to avoid the same mistake and find healing through grace. 

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Together, we can reach more hearts for God!


FULLTANK 2950: Why Judas Iscariot Failed: And Why YOU Might Be Making His Same Mistake

DAY 7: We live in a fleeting world. An idea that may be relevant today can be obsolete tomorrow. The only things that are constant in this world is change, and God's unchanging love for us. When we hold on to the latter, it will be easier for us to dance with the former.  

Prayer: Lord Jesus, You are the Vine, we are the branches. Draw us and keep us close to You. Amen. 

Read the full text version of this reflection written by Fr. Joel Jason from Sabbath 2020 at www.feast.ph/ocome

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