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==Leadership== On the British magazine-programme ''[[This Morning (TV programme)|This Morning]]'' on 15 July 2015, A. J. Miller was asked why he has now decided to publicly claim to be Jesus, he said that as soon as he realised who he was, he felt he had to be honest about his identity (which was over 10 years ago), but that he has always shared Divine Truth or God’s Truth with others throughout his life. In an interview with ''[[The Sydney Morning Herald]]'', Miller clarifies, ”When I claim I'm Jesus, most people automatically assume that means I'm claiming a lot of things. They assume it means I'm claiming I'm God, and I'm not. They assume it means that I'm claiming that everyone should listen to me, and I'm not. In fact, I tell people they need to always analyse things through their own experience."<ref name="smh2">{{cite web | title = The messiah complex | publisher = The Sydney Morning Herald | date = 1 May 2013 | url = http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-messiah-complex-20130421-2i946.html | accessdate = 24 Mar 2016}}</ref> When asked to perform miracles to prove that he is Jesus, A. J. explains that in the first century he was only able to perform miracles once he became "at-one" with God, whereby God could work through him. He goes on to say, that at present, he is not yet at that stage of development, but when he becomes at-one with God he feels both he and Mary will do so, which they see as just the reality of being at-one with God, rather than miracles. Miller explains that since the age of two, he has had memories of his entire 2000 years of existence. He has found it psychologically difficult to assimilate these memories into his current life, hoping for some time that they were not evidence of his identity, knowing people would respond negatively. Miller finally started accepting he was Jesus at the age of 40.<ref name="Morning">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1XaNU20II8 Man Claims to be Jesus on ''This Morning''] - ''[[This Morning (TV programme)|This Morning]]'' - 15 July 2015 - available on [[YouTube]]</ref> When asked by [[Eamonn Holmes]] what his message to the world is, Miller responded that “The primary message is that there are two forms of love. There is the love that comes out of the individual, given to another, and there’s God’s Love that can enter the individual. God’s love has the power to transform not only the individual into becoming a more loving person, but also transform the world. What we’re trying to encourage people to do is to engage this process with God, of receiving Love from God, then noticing the changes that occur inside of themselves and then sharing that love with others. So that’s our primary message.” When asked if he talks to God, the Father, does he communicate with the Father, Miller responded by saying, “Yes, but not in the manner that most people believe, the language of God is love, and the communications with God have to flow through the connection with love.” <ref name="Morning" />
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