What if the problem isn’t that you don’t know enough about Jesus… but that you’ve never truly known Him? In this message, we explore the difference between religious familiarity and authentic relationship, walking through the woman at the well and the ache in Jesus’ voice when He says, “Do you know Me?” If you’ve been carrying the jar of performance, routine, or spiritual image, this is your invitation to put it down. This is not about trying harder. It’s about finally being known.

What if the thing holding you back from purpose isn’t your weakness but your belief that you need to be finished first? In this message, Pastor Aj walks through the calling of Levi and exposes the quiet misbelief that perfection is the gatekeeper of obedience. This is an encouragement for anyone who feels stuck, delayed, or not ready yet. Purpose doesn’t begin when you’re perfect. It begins when you’re willing.

What if church was never meant to impress you but to interrupt you. In this message, Pastor Aj unpacks the difference between watching Jesus and truly encountering Him. Through the story of the paralyzed man lowered through the roof, we are invited to examine our hunger, our expectations, and what we actually want from God. This is an encouragement and a challenge to move beyond attendance and into transformation.

This message is for anyone who feels open to God but knows there has to be more. Pastor Aj invites us to look at the difference between wanting God and being hungry for Him through the story of Zacchaeus. Religion teaches us how to sit and wait but relationship awakens a hunger that moves us to climb, pursue, and respond. This sermon will challenge you to let hunger return and discover that Jesus still stops for those who reach for Him.

This message is a gentle but necessary interruption to the way many of us have learned to do faith. If you have ever felt tired, pressured, or quietly empty even while doing all the right things, this conversation is for you. Pastor Aj invites us to rediscover a faith rooted in presence, not performance, and reminds us that Jesus never asked to be attended, only followed. This is a call back to the posture that leads to real overflow, real formation, and a life that is truly more than Sunday.

Why do we really come to the table? Communion is not a ritual for people who have it all together but an invitation for those still learning how to trust God. In this message, Pastor Aj reframes the table as a place of belonging, relationship, and grace where misbelief is met with faithfulness. If you have ever wondered whether you are worthy to sit with Jesus, this conversation is for you.

There is a quiet fear many of us carry but rarely name. The fear that we waited too long, went too far, or missed our moment with God. In this message, Pastor Aj unpacks the lie that it is too late and reveals the truth that God never abandons unfinished work. If you have ever wondered whether God is still working in your story, this message will stir hope, restore courage, and invite you to take your next step again.