What Do You Really Want? Most of us know how to give the respectable answer. “I’m good.” “Just busy.” “It could be worse.” Meanwhile, somewhere underneath the calendar, the groceries, the work stress, the family group chat, and the 36 browser tabs open in your brain, there is a more honest answer: I want relief. I want clarity. I want my relationship back. I want to stop feeling alone. I want another chance. We don’t usually stop wanting those things. We stop believing it is safe, useful, or even appropriate to say them out loud. This Sunday, Red Letter Conversations begins with one of Jesus’ most personal questions: “What do you want Me to do for you?” It is a question about hope, honesty, disappointment, and whether we still believe Jesus is worth calling out to. You do not need a polished prayer. You do not need the “right” answer. You may only need one honest sentence. Join us Sunday at 9:15 or 11:15 AM, in person or online. Maybe the question you have been avoiding is the beginning of the conversation you need most.