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Main message: Jesus' teaching (the Sermon on the Mount) should form us, not the world's "algorithm" of attention and performance; cultivate a private, authentic relationship with God rather than performing righteousness for public praise so you receive God's wisdom, hope and reward.

Key points:

• Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is God's "algorithm" for life—learn from him as a disciple rather than curating a comfortable, selective faith.
• Beware of performative religion: giving, praying, and fasting done to be seen earn human praise but forfeit heavenly reward (Matthew 6:1–18).
• Prayer is an invitation to give God your attention; go into the secret place (close the door) to commune with the Father who sees in secret.
• Aim for an "iceberg life": most of your devotion should be private and deep, not primarily public display.
• Drawing near to God produces wisdom, hope, and transformation (overcoming despair caused by worldly algorithms); examine motives and choose Jesus.

Scriptures mentioned: 2 Corinthians 5:21, Matthew 5–6 (esp. Matthew 6:1–18, Lord's Prayer), Colossians 3:1–2, Romans 15:13