This presentation introduces the idea that Jesus is our greatest joy and the ultimate fulfillment for all our deepest longings.

The core concept is that there is a "God-shaped hole in the heart of every human being" that can only be filled by the Creator, not by created things. Material wealth, status, influence, or pleasure only offer temporary, surface-level satisfaction, as exemplified by a self-made millionaire who still felt something was missing despite having everything. Even a Thanksgiving feast, while abundant, leaves one hungry the next day.

The presentation elaborates on three key aspects of Jesus as satisfaction, using the miracle of feeding the 5,000 from John 6:1-15 as a central example:

• Our ultimate fulfillment is not purchased, but provided: Jesus intentionally leads his disciples to a "desolate place" to demonstrate that true satisfaction is a gift received by faith, not something that can be bought. Philip's inability to buy enough bread highlights that human effort and resources are insufficient.

• Jesus is always enough: The miracle of feeding 5,000 men (and likely more people) with just five barley loaves and two fish, with everyone eating "as much as they wanted" and 12 baskets of leftovers, illustrates Jesus' abundant provision. This foretastes the complete and infinite delight and satisfaction believers will experience in heaven, where no longing will remain unfulfilled.

• He provides us with what we need to bring it to others: The 12 baskets of leftover fragments, one for each disciple, symbolize the call to share God's grace and the "goodness of Jesus" with others. Those who have tasted this satisfaction are equipped to invite others to the "feast" of God's grace.

This miracle also reveals Jesus as "the prophet who is to come into the world," echoing Moses' prophecy and God's provision of manna in the wilderness. Ultimately, Jesus invites all to a "forever feast" where ultimate joy and satisfaction are freely provided through grace and received through faith.