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* I'm puttin' it down for Jesus *
* Bring the truth to the street *
* Make it pump in your eardrum *
* I'll be a machine *
* Got no time to be lazy *
* Take our rest when we leave *
* Gotta be about His business *
* Steady plantin' His seeds *
* If you don't know my Jesus, man, he died on the cross *
* Stayed buried for three days and got up and walked *
* Yeah, He paid the cost *
* Eternal life ain't cheap *
* So don't take it for granted and pray your soul He keep *
* You wanna be in that number, wanna get up and fly *
* Then put your trust in the Lord cause it's do or you die *
* Hail Mary for Jesus brought the King to the land *
* Saved a wretch like me, but they don't understand *
* He had to get in the dirt just to get me clean *
* Please Lord forgive me for my dirty routine *
* Don't deserve to live, wasn't ready to die *
* So when I heard about that train, I got my ticket to ride *
* Headed up to the land where they don't cry no more *
* Ain't no thieves and robbers and ain't no drugs and dope *
* I cock it back, and I pop it *
* Not no pistol or rocket *
* I'm talkin' about the Word of God *
* You all know it, don't knock it *
* Some people do it for the money *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the street *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the hood *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Do it, do it for God *
* Some people do it for the money *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the street *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the hood *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Do it, do it for God *
* I do it for my Lord and Savior *
* Who pulled me from temptation *
* Who saved a wretch like me *
* Who could've been caught up in a whole nation *
* Do it for my son and daughter each day *
* To raise them in the Lord *
* So they can walk by their faith and not by their sight *
* And live for much more *
* Do it for the streets *
* Bring it home and let 'em know Christ is real *
* Do it because of the heaven *
* Who plays the music in me still *
* Do it *
- Stop it there.
- Hey, Jason, what are you listenin' to?
- Here, see.
* I do this 'cause God moves me *
* I do this 'cause He shows me *
* Do this for my brothers *
* I do this daily, and it edifies me *
* Do this to teach souls *
* Do this to lead people to the Christ, that is the goal *
* Do this 'cause I thank God *
* For His love, grace and His mercy *
* I wouldn't make it without Him *
* He's so good, but y'all just don't get me *
* Do this 'cause this is Christ within me *
* So there's my purpose *
* I'm walkin' in it, I'm livin' by you *
* But truly I don't deserve it *
* Some people do it for the money *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the street *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the hood *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Do it, do it for God *
* Some people do it for the money *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the street *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the hood *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Do it, do it for God *
* I do this for liberation by Jesus he demonstrated *
* People just bound up and their souls get vindicated *
* I do this for the people *
* They say uneducated, abused, and manipulated *
* I do this by demonstration *
* I do this 'cause the devil tryin' to make my life hard *
* He keep playin' these games *
* But he can't pull my card *
* He gassin' people up on fossil fuels *
* They gonna burn out *
* I do this for the people *
* When their hope about to give out *
* I do this for the G's, the cuz and the bloods *
* I do this to show them that Jesus Christ feels love *
* I do this 'cause somebody said I need *
- Church was great, baby.
- Yeah, it was,
and you know what my favorite part of the service was?
- [Dad] What was that?
- The benediction. (laughing)
- [Dad] Girl, you crazy.
I'll be right back.
- All right, baby.
You know what time it is.
Oooh, mmm.
- Ma, why do you go to church knowing you don't like it?
- Because we have to go to church.
That's how you get to heaven.
- But I thought we were supposed to be doers of the Word
and not just hearers only.
- Who asked you?
- Now was you a hearer the other day
when I asked you to clean your room, hmm?
Mmm hmm.
Now how about you go be a doer of that?
Liv, you better not be eating cookies with that dress on.
Now did you get the greenery?
- Let's see, I think I did.
I did.
- That's what I'm talkin' about.
See this is what I was waitin' for
when we got out of church.
- Oh, I already know.
- Look, I was thinking about this in church.
You know what?
Let's just go on back here
'cause my child already preachin' to me,
talking about I need to be a doer of the Word.
Let's just go on back here.
- All right, y'all, I'm about to go hang out
with my friends but, Pop, can you move the car first?
- (sighing) God.
- Dude, you're messing with the star rotation.
- It's just gonna take a minute.
- All right you be safe out there.
See you later.
- Love you. - Love you, too.
* 'Cause somebody said I need my God *
* Amen, that God *
- Okay, I'm gonna run some errands.
We'll be back in a little bit.
* Corner and they don't know how to fight 'em *
* I do this 'cause of mass incarceration in this nation *
* Open up their eyes and see the problems that we're facin' *
* I do this 'cause the Lord *
- I know you miss me, baby.
* A second chance it's not a bad lay *
* But about to do this dance *
* I do this 'cause of women raisin' kids by theirself *
* They reachin' to the skies *
* But they still can't get no help *
- And actually, I'll be over there later tonight.
- [Guy On The Phone] All right.
Don't have me waitin' too long to suit yourself.
- I won't.
* We're gonna do it for God *
* Do it, do it for God *
* We do it, do it for God *
* Some people do it for the money *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the street *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Some people do it for the hood *
* We gonna do it for God *
* Do it, do it for God *
* Look at my bruises and my scars *
* Pain shows in all I do *
* Planted in faith these brute's limbs covered in tattoes *
* Bare my hat standing backwards,
just slightly to the left *
* Symbolizes my past 'cause I turned around and left *
(knocking)
* That's a double entendre *
- Hey, somebody's at my door.
I'm gonna call you later.
(door clicking)
Hey.
- What's up, baby?
(door creaking)
(gentle piano music)
- [Taneya] Can you get the light for me?
- [Jason] Yeah.
(door banging)
- [Taneya] You want somethin' to drink?
- [Jason] Nah, I'm good,
but we need to get this party started
before your mom come home.
(mellow music)
- [Taneya] I got you.
- Ooh, that's fire enough.
Where'd you get this from?
- I got it from Tim tonight.
Some white boy.
- Hey, you got this from buddy?
(laughing) He always got that fire on him.
There is somethin' with the white boys.
They always got that gas.
- Right?
(bumping sound)
- What was that?
- Oh, shoot, it's my mom.
You gotta go.
- (guffawing) How am gonna do that
when they're comin' in the door?
- Go out the window.
- God.
(door creaking)
- Why y'all back so soon?
What happened?
- Because Mom forgot her phone, again.
- Come on, Jacks.
- Girl, you and that dog.
- Girl, don't be hatin'.
That's my baby.
- Well, you need to go put your baby up
so we can hit the trail.
- All right.
Come on, Jacks.
(phone ringing)
(cell phone ringing)
- Hey, girl, I thought you'd be busy right now.
- I was busy until my mom almost caught Jason in the house.
- Hold up, Jason?
I thought you was supposed to be with Raymond.
- I am in a few minutes.
Jason and I made plans too.
- So, you were gonna be with both guys?
You know they got a name for that, right?
- How come they got a name for it when we do it,
but when guys do it it's cool?
- Why would you even want to do that?
- Because it's fun,
and I'm not tied down to anyone.
- (sighing) Taneya, that's really not cool.
You really gotta chill out.
- I will eventually.
Look, I gotta go.
I'm gonna call you later.
(students chattering)
(school bell ringing)
- Don't forget your essays are due next Friday.
(students chattering)
Jason?
Can I see you for a second?
(fingers snapping)
- [Jason] What's up?
- [Teacher] Why are you not takin' this class seriously?
- What do you mean?
I'm makin' a C in these class, enough to graduate.
- You're not making a C, which proves my point.
If you were takin' this class seriously,
then you would know you're grade.
Not to mention you're always disrupting the class,
disturbing the classmates who do take this class seriously.
- Look, my bad, all right,
but what do I need to do to pass this class?
- First you need to make at least a B
on your next essay and your next two tests.
- A B?
I'm not really good with essays.
- You have the opportunity to be good
if you would just take this class seriously.
- I don't even know to write about.
- Write about what's important to you.
Write about your life, your plans, something.
Just make it make sense, okay?
- Yeah, all right.
- All right, see you tomorrow.
* This ain't the good life *
* I pray for my city *
* People slow to come to God *
* But they run to the wicked *
* All the way from California down to Mississippi *
* Kids don't know Jesus Christ but they all know Biggie *
* So what we do *
* We hit the streets *
* And let 'em know about that life *
* We never sleep *
* Jesus said if you ready *
* I got grace, you can spread it *
* Man, that word is so deadly *
* It's like food to my belly *
* I comply here to boast *
* Out here savin' the lost *
* But they hot in the sauce *
* You can't soon shake 'em off *
* Hey, I put in *
- Hey, what's up, crazy Frank?
This dude's corny, man.
(friends laughing)
- What's up, Jason? - What's up?
- What's up, bro? - What's up, y'all?
- I heard you got caught at Taneya's house last night.
- Who told y'all that?
- [Steve] Chris.
- Dude, seriously?
- What, I got that from Tracy.
You know she loves to talk.
- I see she loves to lie too
'cause that ain't what happened.
- Then tell us what really happened.
- All right, we almost got caught.
See her mom came home early,
and then I had to sneak out the window.
(traffic noise)
- [Tim] Ah, man, so nothin' happened?
- Nothin' happened.
- I mean maybe that's a good thing.
From what I've heard, everybody can get it.
- Yeah, I heard that too.
- But, Tim, didn't you try
and push up on her sophomore year?
- Yeah, so?
- [Jason] Did you get it?
- Nah, nah.
- Then that must not be true.
(guys laughing)
- Boy, you crazy.
Uh oh, check out Boy Genius.
- Man, can't believe that kid go to school with us.
Tryin' to make us look bad.
Watch this.
(books thudding)
(guys laughing)
- You okay, man?
- Yeah, thanks.
Can't stand them.
- I know, man.
You just gotta learn to ignore 'em.
- No offense, Marcus,
but it's kind of hard to know that making the ground.
- Did y'all see that?
- [Tim] You're wild, bro.
- [Steve] That was crazy.
- Man, there was books and glasses everywhere.
- I'm sorry man, but things will get better.
- Well, I hope so because the ground's
not my ideal choice of a well-balanced meal.
- Man, that Marcus get on my nerves.
He's always gotta be to the savior.
He thinks he's better than everybody.
- He doesn't bother me though.
All he does is read his Bible and pray.
That's all.
- But what kid does that?
I mean that's just too much.
Like he probably doesn't even have a girl to be honest.
- I mean, yeah, he does.
It's that Bible he is holding.
(guys laughing)
- But don't you go to church, Jason?
- Yeah, but you ain't gotta do all that.
The Lord knows my heart.
- There goes Taneya.
- What's up?
- Hey, I'm sorry about yesterday.
I don't know what happened.
My mom is never home at that time.
- That's okay.
We can hang out another time.
What are your plans this afternoon?
- I have a doctor's appointment.
- Ah, okay, well, I'll text you tonight.
- Okay.
Come on, y'all.
- Bye, big hair.
- She must like you.
- Man, shut up.
- Oh, there go Miss Hubbard and Miss Green.
About to go take their afternoon smoke and drink break.
- I bet you they smoke weed.
- I don't know about smokin' weed,
but I know Miss Hubbard be takin' them swigs.
- Wait, wait, wait, she be drinkin'?
- Dude, you don't be smellin' her breath in the classroom?
- No.
- Well, your nose must be on strike.
She be makin' my eyes water.
(guys laughing)
- You feel me.
- Hey, Marcus.
- Man, that corny Marcus.
He be gettin' on my nerves, man.
- [Ms. Green] Where is my lighter?
- You can never find that lighter.
Must be a sign you need to quit.
- Please, I need to be smokin' two at the same time
workin' here with these crazy kids.
- I feel you, girl, 'cause these kids can take you there.
You know what I'm sayin'?
- Yeah, I see they're takin' you straight to la la land.
- It's like they have no kind of home training.
- [Ms. Green] Except for Marcus, he's such a good kid.
- Yes, he is.
If we could just clone a whole school of him.
- [Ms. Green] Well, we'd
better get back
to prepare for our next class.
- Good, they're finally gone.
Hey, y'all, look what I got.
- Ooh, where'd you get that from?
- Ah, man, my mom and dad keep a ton of these in the house.
- Don't you think they're gonna notice one missin'?
- [Jason] Man, they smoke too much to even notice.
- Yeah, but anyone got a light?
- I got one.
- Well, since you got the lighter, you get to light it.
- Cool.
(traffic noise)
- Go ahead, man.
I don't mess with that.
- [Tim] All right.
- Man, that Caylin is fine.
- Too bad Taneya's got you on lock down.
- Who?
Me and Taneya ain't a couple.
Watch this.
I'll be back.
- All right.
- [Jason] Hey, what's up, Caylin?
What's up, Caylin?
- Hey, Jason.
- Why you and I ain't a couple yet?
- Gee, I don't know.
Maybe because you're a player.
- Who told you that?
I ain't seein' anybody right now.
- I wasn't sayin' you were seeing anybody.
I was thinking more like everybody.
- (laughing) Oh, so you got jokes, huh?
Nah, for real though, I ain't seein' nobody.
Look, you probably got a man anyway, don't you?
- Actually, I don't.
- Good, that way I won't have to take you from him.
- [Caylin] You're a little confident, aren't you?
- Always.
- [Man's Voice] Jason.
- [Jason] Yo, which one of y'all called me?
- Yo, no one called you.
- I could've sworn I heard someone call me.
Anyway, so, you gonna give me your number or what?
- I don't know, should I?
- I think you should.
- [Man's Voice] Jason.
- Yo, man, y'all stop callin' me for nothin', bro.
- [Chris] Dude, there's nobody callin' you.
You need to stop smokin'.
- Forget y'all, man.
I know I heard somebody call my name.
Didn't you hear somebody call me?
- Nope.
(traffic noise)
- [Jason] I heard it clear as day.
- I didn't hear anything.
Maybe you do just need to cut back on the weed.
Look, I gotta go.
I will catch you at fifth period.
(birds chirping)
- All right, man, which one of y'all called me, for real?
- Ain't nobody call you, Jason.
You're messin' with my high.
I'm out.
- For real, we'll catch you later, bro.
You're trippin'.
- [Steve] Yeah, bro, deuces.
- Man, ain't nobody trippin'.
(gentle piano music)
- What, man?
- Man, you're not trippin', man.
- Oh, so you heard it too?
- Nah, but I know whose voice you're hearin'.
- Whose?
- It was God.
- What?
God ain't callin' me.
Now you trippin'.
- Man, all right, man, I guess it's the weed.
I'll see you, bro.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Hold up, hold up.
So, you really think it was God, huh?
What does God got to do with me?
Why's He callin' me?
- Good question.
I would love to know the answer to that myself.
- So, what if He calls me again?
What do I do?
- Bro, just try listenin'.
- Mom?
(door clicking)
Dad?
Nobody's home.
(footsteps echoing)
- [God] Jason.
(somber music)
- Yes, God?
- [God] Why do you insist on hurting me?
- Hurting, hurting you?
Hurting you how?
- [God] By choosing not to follow me.
- But I do follow you.
I go to church every Sunday
and go to Bible study every week.
- [God] You think that's all it takes to follow me?
You are doing so many things that are not pleasing to me.
You are mean to me.
You lie.
You steal from your parents.
You smoke.
You fornicate.
Should I keep goin'?
- No, God, I get it.
- [God] Do you wanna go to hell, Jason?
- No, no, God, I don't.
- [God] Well, that's where you're headed.
- Please, just tell me what I need to do.
- [God] I would appreciate it if you will not
put yourself in situations
that will make you sin against me.
It was I that send Taneya's mother home that day.
- Really?
- [God] I needed to protect you.
I have work for you to do, and I can't have you distracted.
You'll thank me later,
but for now I need you to do
the opposite of what you are doing.
I need you to get a Bible and read it daily
so you can get to know me.
And I need you to pray to me every day.
You have a high level respect with your friends.
Use it to your advantage so that I may get the glory.
- But how did you know I?
Nevermind.
- [God] If you follow me,
anything that you ask of me shall be given.
(birds chirping)
- Are you cookin' tonight?
- Taneya Phillips? - I don't think so.
- We should get those cauliflower wings.
- Oh, that sounds delicious.
- Then you won't have to cook.
No dishes for me.
- Hi. - How are you?
How are you? - Fine.
- Have a seat.
The doctor will be with you in a few minutes.
- Okay. - Thank you.
(door clicking)
(knocking)
- Hello, ladies.
- Hi, Dr. Ragland. - Hi.
- I'm glad you were able to come in today.
We did receive Taneya's test results,
and I am sorry to inform you,
but she has tested positive for HIV.
- What?
- Yes, I'm so sorry.
(somber music)
Now, HIV is not like it used to be.
Today with proper medication, you can live.
Now, I would like to go ahead and start treatment.
- Taneya, baby.
It's gonna be okay.
Come on, let's go home.
- If you guys would like to get a little counseling,
here's the number to a great one.
- Thank you.
- [Dr. Ragland] You're welcome.
(door clicking)
(somber music) (birds chirping)
(door banging)
- You're mad at me, aren't you?
- No, I'm not mad,
but hurt, very much so.
Your life is about to take a turn
that I never wanted you to take.
- Just go ahead and say it.
I should have listened to you.
I'm surprised you don't hate me.
- Taneya, I could never hate you.
No matter how many mistakes you make,
I'll always love you,
and I will always be there for you.
And that will never change.
- I'm sorry, Mom.
- Come here.
(Taneya sniffling)
(door creaking)
(door clicking)
(somber music)
- You ruined my life.
- [Raymond] You're the one that was fine
with me not usin' protection.
So, don't just blame me.
- So, it's like that?
You give me HIV,
and you have absolutely no remorse?
- [Raymond] I am sorry.
I didn't even know I had it, but it's done now,
and we both have to deal with it.
I'm sorry.
- Yeah, me too.
(knocking)
- Hey, you okay?
(gentle piano music)
It's gonna be okay.
We'll get through this.
It's not a death sentence.
(Taneya sniffling)
(door creaking)
(door clicking)
- [Tracy] Hey, girl.
- Hey.
- Why you look like you lost your mate?
- I wish that was the case.
- [Tracy] What that supposed to mean?
- Not what you think.
- What's wrong, girl?
- I tested positive for HIV.
You're not gonna say anything?
- What can I say?
I told you on many occasions to stop
messin' around with all those guys,
and you wouldn't listen.
- Tracy, you know, I really don't need
an I told you so right now from my best friend.
- Well, that's all I have.
You ruined your life
because you wanted to be a female player.
I'm sorry, but not sorry.
- You know what? - You put yourself
in this predicament.
- If it's gonna be like that, you can leave.
- Gladly.
- Get off my porch.
- All right.
* Yeah, and just like *
* The pain is constant, and I wanna know more *
* We live in places with so many hostile souls, cold *
* But I know one day we won't have to suffer no more *
* The pain go away *
* See, this pain hurts so bad *
* It's so hard to be glad *
* Can't wait 'til I don't have to hurt no more *
* Many days I just cry *
* I look high at the sky *
* But one day I won't have to thirst no more *
* I get down, and I pray *
* And trust the Lord every day *
* He says those tears you will not cry no more *
* Though I smile when I'm sad, and I laugh when I'm mad *
* This too shall pass and I will *
(somber music)
- This is what you give me to cheer me up.
- Thank you.
Let me help you.
(upbeat piano music)
* I woke up, I woke up *
* Feelings on my mind *
* Praying that God will relieve me this time *
* He's my strength *
* How can I *
* Not praise Him in the midst of this difficult time *
* I know that He won't let me down *
* Been here before, I refuse to drown *
* I'm an overcomer winnin' this round *
* I know that He won't let me down *
* Been here before, I refuse to drown *
* I'm an overcomer winnin' this round *
* God is the truth and the way *
- Girl, I am tired.
- Who you tellin'?
Me too.
- Have you talked to Taneya?
- More like argued with her.
- [Friend] Why was y'all arguin'?
- Because I told her the truth.
If she wasn't sleepin' around,
she would not have gotten HIV.
- She has HIV?
- Mmm hmm.
- Way to go, Tracy.
Like that's the last thing she wants to hear
from a friend when she receives the worst news of her life.
- Look, I was just keepin' it real.
I was not tryin' to hurt her,
but I wasn't gonna sugarcoat it either.
I mean, she almost put Jason at risk.
- That's true.
(car doors banging)
- Man, I ain't gonna lie.
It was funny when Jason thought
somebody was callin' his name.
His mom and dad be havin' that gas for real.
- You need to stop smokin' that mess, for real,
actin' like y'all drunk.
- Oh, so, what, you're our debtor now?
(ball bouncing)
Don't knock it until you try it, bro.
- Nah, I value my brain.
I wanna keep it all there.
- Whatever, man.
What are they doin' here?
- [Steve] I don't know.
You know they're not here to play no basketball game.
- Right?
Let's go talk to 'em.
- [Steve] Yeah.
- Oh, there goes Steve.
He is so cute.
- Girl, you have been crushin' on him all year.
Why don't you just tell him?
I mean, you have no problem tellin' everything else.
- Heh, heh, heh, very funny.
Here they come.
- [Chris] What's up, y'all?
- What's up?
- [Steve] What's up?
- Hey, Steve.
- What's up, Tracy?
- [Friend] Where's your other two partners?
- [Steve] Ah, Tim's at soccer practice
- And Jason's probably at home
thinkin' he's hearin' Tupac's voice.
(everyone laughing)
- Oh, yeah, I heard about that.
That's what y'all get for smokin'.
- Who?
Me and Tim was good.
Jason was the only one who was losin' his mind.
- What about you, Steve?
- Ah, no, I don't mess with that.
- Good, you're too fine to be messin' with that stuff.
- (chuckling) Thank you.
- So, where's y'all ringleader?
- Probably at home depressed.
- Depressed?
Depressed for what?
- You know she went to the doctor,
and she found out she has HIV.
- What?
- Are you serious?
- Yep.
- That's unfortunate.
- Yeah, that's messed up.
Jason dodged a bullet on that one.
- You ain't never lie, bro.
- Why y'all ain't with her?
- Ask Tracy.
- I tried to tell her stop messin' with all those dudes,
thinkin' it's cute.
Now, she's payin' for it.
And honestly, I don't want people to think I'm like her
because we hung together.
- Hoo, that's cold, Tracy.
- Well, that's how I feel.
(gentle piano music)
- What's up, y'all?
- WHat's up?
Still hearin' voices?
- Whatever.
- Hey, did you hear about Taneya?
- What about her?
- She found out yesterday at the doctor that she has HIV.
- Are you serious?
Wait, wait, wait, how do y'all know for sure?
- Man, you know Tracy stay gossipin',
but you'd better thank God
her mom came home that day, bro.
Jason.
- [God] It was I that sent Tanea's mom home that day.
- [Chris] Jason?
- Yeah, what's up?
- You good?
- Yeah, yeah, I'm good, man.
(books thudding)
- Hey, what's up with you, Jason?
- Thank you.
You're not settin' me up, are you?
- No, man.
Why don't you have a book bag anyway?
- You need money for that,
something that my family lacks right now.
- You know what?
(gentle piano music)
Now you have one.
- Wait, there's not a trap in this bag
that's gonna make all my books foul up, is it?
- No, here.
- What is he doin'?
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- [Boy] Hey, Marcus.
- Hey, what's up, man?
- [Jason] Hey, man, what's up?
- You heard from Him, huh?
- Yeah, how'd you know?
- Because you're over here talkin' to me.
- Look, He told me to do the opposite
of everything that I've been doin',
but I still don't get it.
Why, why would He pick me?
- I mean, why wouldn't he pick you, Jason?
Look around.
You're the most popular guy at school,
and everybody looks up to you.
Now, imagine what it would be like
if the most popular guy in school followed God.
(bird cawing)
- Hey, can you look up a scripture for me real quick?
I don't have a Bible yet.
- Hey, no problem, man.
I have an extra one for you right here.
- You just walk around with an extra Bible in your book bag?
- No, but I hear from God too.
- Oh, oh, thanks, man.
- No problem, man.
(pages crinkling) (gentle piano music)
- What's this?
You're hangin' out with this lame now?
- Hey, he's not a lame.
- What's up with you?
Why are you trippin'?
- Look, I'm just goin' through a lot right now, all right?
That's why.
- Is readin' one of these Bibles
one of the things you got goin' on?
- Yeah, man, I think it's time I changed.
You know, spend a little time with God.
- What?
Are you kiddin' me?
This is a joke, right?
- So, was that the voice you heard yesterday?
- Yeah.
- Cool.
- Let's get out of here.
This fool's trippin',
talkin' about some debt with God.
- All the sudden he's baby Jesus.
Come on, Steve.
- You know, I think I'm gonna stay.
What you lookin' for?
- It's this scripture God gave me.
I need to know what it says.
- There go Taneya.
- Girl, I heard she got HIV.
- I heard that too.
(somber music)
- Hey, I called you last night.
Why didn't you answer?
- I'm sure you heard about me,
and I didn't wanna waste any more of your time.
I'm sorry.
- Are you okay?
- I will be.
- Where are all your friends at?
- What friends?
I don't have those anymore.
- You still have me.
Here, you wanna come sit with us?
- Sure.
- Was there a bomb threat we didn't know about?
- I know, where'd all the kids go?
What's goin' on over there?
- Is that Jason readin' a book durin' lunch?
And sittin' with Marcus?
- Did hell freeze over or somethin'?
- You know you are wrong for that, but did it?
(leaves rustling)
(TV noise)
- Whatcha doin'?
- Reading.
- The Bible?
- (laughing) Yeah.
- Wow, Jason, that's so cool.
Do you pray too?
- (laughing) I sure do.
- Would you pray with me?
- Yeah, what do you wanna pray about?
- I want to pray about Mom and Dad
start doin' what you're doin'.
- Yeah, okay, let's pray.
Father God, we thank you for another day,
and we ask that you forgive us for our sins.
Lord, I know you told me that
if I change my ways and whatever I ask will be given to me.
Well, Lord, we ask that you take away
our parents' desire to smoke
and open their hearts so that they can follow you.
And, Lord, I pray the same for my friends too.
And, Lord, can you take away Miss Hubbard
and Miss Green's desire to smoke and drink too?
In Jesus' name, amen.
- Amen.
- [Mom] Hey, baby.
- Hey, Mom.
- Hey.
How long did they sleep?
- Like 30 minutes.
- And I'm gonna be doin' the same thing
'cause I am tired.
- Hey, Ma? - Hmm?
- Me and some of my friends, we have a Bible study at school
during lunch, and why don't you come
and have lunch with me one day?
- What'd I look like at a school havin' lunch
let alone Bible study lunch?
- What's wrong with that?
Parents come have lunch with their kids all the time.
- Yes, lunch.
Now, I don't have a problem with lunch
'cause I probably them lunches anyway,
but the Bible study?
Oh, no.
I gets my Bible study once a week at the church.
- Just, just think about it, okay?
- (sighing) Yeah, okay.
I'm gonna take my nap.
- All right.
(mellow hip hop music)
* Hated on by many *
* Only loved by a few *
* Yeah, yeah *
* Loved *
* Plotted on by Satan *
* But the favor of God on me too *
* Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah *
* Hated on by many *
* Only loved by a few *
* Yeah, yeah *
* Loved *
* Plotted on by Satan *
* But the favor of God on me too *
* That's right *
(ball bouncing)
(rim banging)
- [Chris] What up, Jay?
- What's up, y'all? - What's up, man?
- What's up?
- You bring that gas?
- Nah, man, you gotta chill on smokin'.
- Yo, what's up with you, Jason?
You know we always smoke after we play a game.
- Nah, not today man.
- Man, you startin' to get on my nerves.
- Yo, Chris, man, chill.
- Nah, you chill.
Now you don't wanna smoke.
And he been hangin' around that corny Marcus.
This fool been trippin' ever
since he claimed to hear God's voice.
No, he ain't heard nothin'.
- Hey, man you, you don't know what I heard.
- Well, here it is.
I'm done.
I'm not about to stick around
and watch you make fool of yourself
claimin' to be some Christian man.
I'm out.
- So, that's it?
Just gonna throw away a whole years of friendship,
just like that?
- [Chris] Yep.
- Yo, Jason brother, let him go.
He needs to cool off.
Let's hoop.
(ball bouncing)
(backboard clanging)
(TV noise)
- Hey, baby.
- [Dad] Hey, babe.
How was work?
- I've had better days.
So, where's everybody?
- The girls, they're off with their friends
at Tayla's house.
Tanya said she'd bring 'em by later on.
Jason in the back asleep, but how are you doin'?
- You know they sent us on a random today.
- Oh, no.
- Eight years I've been there.
They have never sent us on a random.
- Baby, they fire you?
- No, no, they did write me up,
but my boss she looked out for me.
She said I'm too good of a worker for them to let go so.
Yeah, I appreciate her on that one.
- [Dad] Thank you, God.
- But I do have to be retested in 90 days so
you know what we gotta do.
- I'm already on it, babe.
- All right.
(toilet flushing)
- Thank you, God.
And she gets to keep her job too?
You're an amazing God.
Oh my, God.
* Okay, they say they gettin' money *
* But they ain't gettin' nothin' *
* Talk about they gettin' money *
* But you frontin', for real *
* If money gets your focus *
* Then luck will leave you bogus *
* 'cause that there right there right there *
* Will get you killed *
* We're tryin' to build a nation *
* A hundred million acres in the right field *
* Racers 'cause we're all tryin' to live *
* But they don't wanna see that *
- How do you want your hair?
- Just styled up too on the head.
* How they live *
* We gotta stand tall 'cause I refuse to fall *
* Take a good look in the mirror *
* Talkin' bad tombstones *
* Put my pride up on the shelf *
* Take the picture of myself *
* I'm startin' right here *
* Not worried about nobody else *
* Look we're through with that talk *
* There's some good things in this life *
* But I don't need it *
* Until I seen Jesus Christ life didn't have meanin' *
* The Lord stays up with me *
(cell phone ringing)
- Hey, Jason.
- Hey, Ma.
Where you at?
- Here at Jill's gettin' my hair done, why?
- Well, I need somebody to pick me up from the auto shop.
My car's bein' serviced.
- Hold up.
How long do think it's gonna take for you to finish my hair?
- Um, about 15 minutes.
- Yeah, it's gonna be about 30 minutes 'til I can get you.
Can you wait?
- Yeah, yeah, I could do that.
They ain't even put my car inside.
- All right.
I'll see you in a few.
- All right, bye,
(rain splattering)
(shifter clicking)
- Hey, babes.
- Hey, Ma.
Oh, your hair look nice.
- Ah, thank you.
Unfortunately, it had to rain on it.
- Yeah, it is nasty today.
- Mmm hmm.
So, how long's it gonna be for your car be ready?
- About two hours.
- So we gotta pick up Liv and Ty from Aunt Tandy's house.
- Oh, okay.
Well, oh, Ma, how long is Dad gonna be gone this time?
- Ah, four days.
He said they gotta do a drop off in Pennsylvania
and a pick up in New York.
- New York? - Mmm hmm.
- Oh, I gotta call him,
see if he can get me them new Jordans I want.
- Boy, ain't nobody thinkin' about no shoes.
Don't be callin' him askin' about no shoes.
- Ma, you always fussin'.
- 'Cause you always givin' me a reason to.
- I guess.
Ma, can I ask you somethin'?
- [Mom] Yeah.
- Do you believe God speaks to us?
- Yes, I do.
Now, unfortunately I don't stick around
long enough to listen.
Why you askin' me this?
- 'Cause He spoke to me.
- What, really?
So is that why you've been
readin' the Bible in that room
and then tryin' to get me to come to your school?
- [Jason] Yeah.
- What did He say?
- Well, He told me if I don't do
the opposite of everything I've been doing,
I face punishment.
- Jesus, Jason, what have you been doin'?
(gentle piano music)
Oh, no, don't act like you can't tell me.
You're already in trouble with God, and I can't top that.
- Well, before I do,
just can you promise me you won't get mad?
- I won't get mad, Jason.
- Ma can you, can you please 'cause you already look mad.
- Boy, I won't get mad.
- See. - Now what did He say?
- This is what I was talking about.
Okay, okay, okay.
First, I, I stole a joint out of your drawer,
and me and my friends smoked it at school.
- Mmm mmm, mmm mmm, mmm mmm mmm.
Go ahead.
- And I've been bullyin' a couple kids at school.
- Jason, now you know I didn't raise you like that.
- I know, Ma, I know.
I'm, I'm sorry.
- [Mom] (sighing) Anything else?
- I've been having sex.
- Great, now he gonna make me a 30-year-old grandma.
- Ma, I'm not gonna make you a 30.
Wait, wait, wait, 30?
- Boy, let me have my moment.
Now you done gave me all this news.
I can be 30 if I wanna be.
- Okay, okay, okay, you 30.
You can be 30.
But, Ma, I gotta tell you something else.
God saved me from contracting HIV.
- Oh, my God, Jason, how?
- So, you remember that Sunday after church
I said I was gonna go hang out with my friends?
- [Mom] Yeah.
- Well, I went over this girl Taneya's house,
and we were about to, you know, but her mom came home.
- Oh, thank God for that mother.
- Yeah, that's what I said.
But I mean I'm grateful that God saved me,
but I just can't help feelin' bad for Taneya.
I mean, I feel so helpless.
I keep, there's nothing I can do for her.
- Imagine how she feels.
Look, all you can do, Jason, is be a friend to her
and be a great friend, okay?
- Okay.
- Now, come here.
- Now, thank you for not killing me, Ma.
- Oh, you ain't off the hook yet.
Yeah, me and God are about to do a tag team on that tail.
And let's go pick up the girls.
Put your seatbelt on.
(ball bouncing)
- What's up, Chris?
- [Chris] What's up?
- I didn't think you were gonna show.
- I've been here.
- [Steve] Really?
- I just, you know, needed to clear my head.
- Thinkin' about Jason?
- I don't get it, Steve.
Why this fool trippin'?
- All right, bro.
The only reason you think he's trippin'
is 'cause you don't understand where he's coming from.
People hear from God, Chris.
And when God calls you out like that,
you'd be a fool to resist.
You and Jason been friends for years now
and ever since you've been kids
whenever you get into an argument,
Jason always call you up later,
and y'all squash it like that.
But not this time.
This time Jason didn't call you,
and what does that tell you?
It tells you Jason's serious about his journey this time,
and all you can do really is let him find his own way.
If you're a real friend, really, you'd accept him
and support him through this journey
instead of being selfish and tryin' to end the friendship
because he's tryin' to better himself.
In fact, you let his light shine on you.
So while you're out here clearing your thoughts,
think about this.
Does Jason really need a friend like you?
Later, bro.
(knocking)
- Who are you?
- I'm Jason, ma'am.
- [Taneya's Mom] What do you want?
- Mom, it's okay
He's a great friend of mine.
- Oh, sorry, come on in.
- It's okay, ma'am.
(door clicking)
- [Taneya's Mom] I'm gonna go pick up your meds.
I'll be back in a little bit.
- Okay.
- [Taneya's Mom] Nice to meet you, Jason.
- Same here.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Have a seat.
Would you like somethin' to drink?
- Yeah, always so hospitable, huh?
- That's how I was taught.
- I'll take a water.
- Okay.
Here you go.
- Hey, you're not drinkin' with me?
- No, I'm good.
(gentle piano music)
- So, how've you been?
- Sittin' in my room,
wishin' I could turn back the hands of time.
It's my fault though.
Playin' around with these guys, and now I'm payin' for it.
- You gotta stop beating yourself up about this.
Just start tryin' to get through it.
- How can you be so nice about it all?
I mean, if my mom hadn't forgotten her phone,
we'd be in this together.
- We're still in this together.
I'm not goin' anywhere.
Look, Taneya, it's not the end of your world.
I mean, if God can forgive you, and I can forgive you,
why can't you forgive you?
- Because I can't take it all in.
I mean, it's not just the HIV.
It's you.
I think it would be better for me
if the Jason I've always known would show up.
Heck, yell at me for almost puttin' his life at risk.
I just can't take this new you.
It's stressin' me.
- I made a promise with God
to do the opposite of everything that I've been doing.
To be honest, I love it.
I love my relationship with God.
I love giving to people.
I love just giving in general.
It makes me feel warm inside.
So, you're stuck with me.
You're just gonna have to deal with it.
I'm your new BFF.
(both laughing)
- Thank you.
- Yeah, that's that smile that I've been missing.
Come here.
I got you.
- All right, B.G.
- Later, man.
Okay, the sum of all chemical processes
that occur in an organism is called what?
(knocking)
Hey, am I tutoring myself?
Because the last time I checked I don't need it.
- I'm sorry.
I'm a little distracted today.
- Why, is it Steve?
- What?
No, why would you say that?
- Come on, Tracy.
Everyone knows you have a crush on Steve,
but me personally, feel you can do a lot better.
- What's wrong with Steve?
- Nothin', if you like tall skinny guys
that resemble a mop, but I digress.
If he's not the one distracting you then what is?
- What do you know about the medical field?
- Well, I was accepted into Duke University MD program,
but I didn't go 'cause it was too much stress
goin' to school with you guys.
- Is it true that HIV is no longer a death sentence?
- Yes, it is.
With the medication they have out now,
people can live with HIV and not even give it to anyone.
- Really? - Yep.
Do you? - No.
Not me.
My friend.
- Ah, sorry to hear that.
- Thank you for the information.
- Yep, are you ready to get back to work?
- Yes.
- Okay, the sum of all chemical processes
that occur in the organism is called what?
- Um, metabolism?
- Correct.
(gentle R&B music)
- That's a nice little, a nice little add-on.
- [Mom] Yeah (laughing).
- You know, we ain't sat down and done this in a while.
- I know.
You think I've grown all old
so you think you're too good to hang out with your Mama.
- Ma, that's not true.
- Yes, it is.
But I ain't mad at you.
I was a teenager once.
- Yeah, but you only get one mom.
I don't wanna miss spendin' time like this with you.
- Me neither.
So, now that I'm getting my time,
what are your plans for the rest of the weekend?
- Ah, probably hang out with Taneya,
get her out of the house for a little bit.
- You know, you spend a lot of time with that girl,
and I have yet to meet her or her mother.
- You know what, you're right.
Come on, let's go.
- [Mom] Where we goin'?
- To meet Taneya and her mom.
- [Mom] What, okay.
- Here we go.
(mellow R&B music)
(knocking)
- [Taneya's Mom] Hey, Jason.
- Hey, Miss Paula.
This is my mom, Jan.
- Hi. - Hi.
- [Paula] Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.
- [Paula] Please come in.
(door clicking)
- And Ma, this is Taneya.
- Oh, she's a cute little old thing.
- Thank you.
- So, you're the one that's been
stealin' my son from me, huh?
- (laughing) Well, we definitely have that in common
'cause Jason's been stealin' her from me.
Can I get you anything?
I was just about to make myself some coffee.
- [Jan] Oh, that'd be great.
- I don't know why she drinks coffee this time of the day.
- Hey, mind your business 'cause I do the same things.
- [Jason] Yeah, she really does.
- [Paula] So, come on let me make you a cup.
- [Jan] Awesome.
- [Paula] Have a seat.
So, how you take your coffee?
- Ah, one cream, three sugars.
- They've hit it off well.
- Yeah, they did.
You wanna go on the porch?
- Yeah, sure.
- Mom, we'll be on the porch.
- Okay.
(door creaking)
(door clicking)
Here you are.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
(mug clinking)
- That's good.
So, how you been holdin' up?
(somber music)
- Not well.
I show my strong face for Taneya,
but I can't act like it's not tearing me up inside.
And then I don't even know what's goin' on in her head.
She seems to be maintaining, thanks to Jason.
I can't help but feel like I failed her, you know?
- Yeah, I know that feelin'.
I did fail Jason in a lot of ways,
and one of those ways was smokin' that marijuana.
And then he started sneakin' off doin' the same thing
and stealin' my marijuana when he did it.
- Taneya was gettin' her hands on it too.
- You know, his dad and I told him to his face
that as soon as he was old enough to know
not to be tryin' it because he knows he's not grown,
but that's what I get.
Instead of assumin', I should've been teachin'
and leadin' by example.
- Well, I gave Taneya too much freedom.
I was too trusting, like I was never a teenager.
I didn't even know she was having sex,
let alone with more than one guy.
So, I guess I failed her too.
- And that hurt.
At least now we can get it right.
I mean, look at them now.
I mean, they both have found God, and that's a good thing.
They could be rebelling.
- That's true.
Jason's been a great friend to her.
- Well, their friendship is not one-sided
because Taneya's been a great friend to him too.
- Well, I guess we did somethin' right, huh?
- Hey, there's that light at the end of the tunnel.
- I'll sip to that.
- There you have.
- So, have you talked to Tracy?
- No, I don't need a friend like that.
- A friend like what?
- Someone who kicks you when you're down
and then tells all your business.
- Yeah, she does talk a lot.
That's a flaw that can be prayed away.
- Yeah, maybe.
It's just, I can't believe she did that to me.
That was the worst news of my life,
and all she could say was I told you so.
What kind of friend does that?
- A friend that's hurting.
She's always been there for you.
There isn't anything that she wouldn't do for you.
See, when people hear HIV, they automatically think death
when that's no longer the case.
So, maybe Tracy's just scared
that she's gonna lose a friend.
She blames you for it.
Some people can't take that kind of hurt so they lash out.
You just need to show her that she's not gonna lose you.
- Jason, I'm sorry.
I have way too much to worry about right now
then to worry about her and her temper tantrum.
I mean, for someone that's always been there for me,
just to bail out during a time
when I need you the most, nah.
- I get it, but you're gonna have to forgive her eventually.
- (sighing) I know.
- Hey, y'all.
- Hey, what's up, Boy Genius.
You know somethin'.
We always called you Boy Genius
'cause, I mean, that's basically what you are.
You're a little kid that goes to school with us older kids,
but I don't know your name.
- Probably because you never asked.
- You're right.
So, what is your name?
- Greg.
- It's nice to officially meet you, Greg.
Care to join us?
- [Greg] Sure.
- And you know what, Marcus?
I never got a chance to apologize to you either.
- That's okay, man.
- Nah, it's not, it's not okay.
Look, I gave you a hard time every day,
and not once did you retaliate.
Now, I understand why God tells us to love our enemies.
If you would've never stepped to me
that day I heard God's voice,
I'd probably still be goin' down the wrong path
'cause I didn't even know it was possible to hear from God.
- Yeah, I mean, you probably would've eventually
agreed it was the marijuana.
(everyone laughing)
- Yeah.
Everybody thought I was crazy, except you.
Everybody else left, but you stayed, and you helped me.
Because of that, God saved me.
Man, thank you, bro.
You're the dopest friend I ever had, man.
I love you for that, bro.
- Love you too, man.
- Look at Jesus and the disciples.
- I can't believe Jason and Taneya are still friends
after what she almost did to him.
- And I can't believe we're still not friends with her.
- You're the one that told her business
and are supposed to be her BFF.
You should feel worse than anybody.
- I do.
I'm gonna apologize to her.
- (sighing) Yeah, me too.
- If y'all go over there, then y'all are gonna get
punched in the nose by the Holy Spirit.
You see what happened to Jason.
- Why do y'all have a problem with Jason?
What's wrong with finding God?
Jason is very humble now.
It's sweet.
He's very respectful and generous,
something he has never been before.
So, instead of judgin' him
because he became a better person,
you should consider takin' a page from his book
and bein' more like him.
(traffic noise)
(gentle piano music)
- Hey, yo.
What's up, y'all?
- What's up?
- Yeah, what's up?
- How y'all been?
I ain't seen y'all in a minute.
- Good.
- Been all right.
- So, what you got goin' on over there,
a little Bible study or somethin'?
- Yeah, yeah, and I would really like it
if you two would join us.
- Whatcha wanna do, man?
- I'm cool with it.
- Come on.
- I guess we can sit here
since no one else is sitting over here anymore.
- Yeah.
- No cigarette today?
- No, I've been losin' the urge to smoke.
I didn't smoke at home yesterday or at all today.
- Wow, that's good.
- And weird.
I tried to stop cold turkey before, and it didn't work.
Why now, when I'm not even tryin'?
- Maybe a little angel somewhere is helping you.
- Maybe.
You're not into your coffee today?
- Nah, it started to make me too sluggish.
Figured I'd chill on the drinking for a while.
- Are those bibles that they're reading?
- It looks like it.
- Jason and a Bible?
Is it a satanic bible?
- Girl, stop.
You know Marcus isn't satanic.
Maybe Jason just changed.
(gentle piano music)
- You know y'all are more than welcome
to come join us, right?
- Y'all don't need us old folks
over there crampin' your style.
- You're never too old for Jesus.
Please.
- Mom, I'm so glad you made it.
- Yeah, I wanted to be here for you.
- How y'all doin'?
- Have a seat.
Have a seat.
And we fellowshipped,
and some people even gave their lives to God.
I never really realized how much influence
I had on the people around me
and because of that God used me to win their souls.
Thank you.
(students applauding)
- That was a great essay, Jason.
- [Jason] Thank you.
- One question, what was of scripture you were looking for?
- Ah, it was 1 Timothy 4:12.
"Let no man despise thy youth,
"but be an example of the believers
"in word and conversation,
"in charity, in faith, in spirit, and purity."
- Thank you.
(school bell ringing)
Jason, that was a really great essay.
- Thank you.
- I'm lovin' the new Jason.
- Thank you.
I am too.
Have a good day.
- You too.
(inspirational music)
- We figured we'd join you this time.
We all can use a little more Jesus in our lives.
- [Group] Yeah.
(inspirational music)
- Just go ahead and say it.
Sorry, y'all.
(beep)
- Yeah, there's that smile that I've been missin'.
- [Director] Cut, y'all got stuck.
(beep)
- You're not drinkin' any.
(everyone laughing)
(beep)
- [Mom] Um, get a better.
(beep)
(laughing)
- I started to say one cream and three sugars.
(beep)
- Thank you.
You need money for that.
(both laughing)
(beep)
- [Dad] Hey, baby.
How was work today?
- I've had better days.
God, why won't that door shut?
(beep)
- I'm not about to stick around
and watch you make a fool of yourself
claimin' to be some Christian man.
- [Director] Why'd you look over here?
- I looked over there?
(beep)
- Man, you're not trippin', man.
- [Jason] So you heard it too?
- (laughing) Yeah.
My fault.
(beep)
- You're supposed to BF be her BFF.
(beep)
- The sum of all chemical processes
that occur in an orzanive.
(beep)
(books thudding)
(guys laughing)
- [Girl] Perfect.
- [Director] Cut.
Excellent.
* Yeah, yeah, yeah *
* Don't let my age fool you *
* You gotta get whoever to school you *
* Meanwhile the devil use and abuse you *
* Back at 16 I was writing 16's *
* They tried to narrow my focus *
* I had big dreams *
* Now I turn them to reality *
* The way that I was living was a tragedy *
* Young, wild, and free *
* I know God save me from fatality *
* My body is a temple *
* Yes, my body is a masterpiece *
* Had to change my ways *
* 'Cause the devil was really after me *
* 'Cause I had no purpose *
* That's why I'm out here rappin' *
* So I can fulfill my service *
* Now I make 'em nervous with my lyrics *
* They know I'm talented *
* They know I'm gifted *
* Let's just take a moment hands lifted *
* But I know being closer to God *
* Won't stop the challenges *
* If anything that's when challenges *
* That they maximize *
* Do anything for call *
* Even if it means they bein' blasphemous *
* No weapon formed against me if they after us *
* He said He'd never leave me so in Him I trust *
* And I don't need no distraction *
* So it's Him over lust *
* And just because I did it wrong *
* Don't mean I can't make it right *
* When you know better, you do better *
* So you don't do it twice *
* And that's life *
* Came a long way *
* I get a thanks out to my Father *
* I was lost, but now I'm found *
* I'm gonna say that is an honor to be closer to my God *
* While I'm rockin' my godly armor *
* His gospel I was spread out, would not harbor *
* And ain't no need to stress *
* 'Cause when you blessed you can just fall back *
* You can give it all to Him *
* Or what would you call that *
* Faith, prosperity, trust, yeah, all that. *
* 'Cause when it's time to enter them gates *
* I need that call back *
* Keep your faith strong *
* 'Cause in the end it's all a test *
* And God don't bless no mess now *
* But the less most can attest *
* He said He'd never leave us *
* After Him we're at our best *
* Give Him the highest praise and nothin' less *
* Ah yes *
* Despise not my youth *
* I too can be a servant *
* I see said the blind man *
* And still yet not very observant *
* I'm still learnin', I'm not perfect *
* But my way has been so worth it *
* What's for you is just for you *
* It only works if you work it *
* Have no fear, have no doubt *
* There He is workin' it out *
* Give it over to the King *
* And He will turn it around, yeah *
* Turn it around *
* No more pain, no more sorrow *
* Don't you know, He's in you *
* Breathe it in, take it slow *
* He has so much for you * * He has so much for you *
* Will you gave it over to the King *
* Will you give it over to the King *
* Stand firm in your faith *
* And He will guide the way * * And He will guide the way *
* Will you give it over to the King *
* Stand firm in your faith *