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[music whooshing]

[gentle music]

[water flowing]

[birds chirping]

[fence whirring]

[upbeat music]

- Look at them, they're back.

- Who are these people?

- It's those church people.

And keep bringing in those homeless people.

You should do something about it.

- Don't worry, I have a plan.

- We need to separate ourselves from this world.

- Amen.

- We need to align ourselves with Christ and His word.

- Amen.

- Let's all open our Bibles

to Romans chapter eight, verse 13.

And his word says, for if you live

according to the flesh, you will die.

But if by the Spirit, you put the.

- Don't believe anything says.

- In our flesh, there is no way

that we can live in the Spirit.

- Christianity is only deception.

- We need to ourselves and ask the Holy Spirit to guide us

to walk in His spirit.

We need to align ourselves with Christ.

Amen to His word, to his will.

There are some of you here today,

you have a hard time believing in God.

- Pretend that you're listening.

Pretend that you agree.

- But whether you believe in it or not, it's true.

- I'm so tired of them taking our empty parking spots.

- You should slash their tires.

- I might do that.

- I wanna a moment

and invite you to come forward and give your life to Christ.

- Let's take the boy to the front

and pretend that we're gonna give our life to Jesus.

- If there's any of you here that want

to forsake your flesh, forsake this world

and become one with God, become part

of his kingdom, please come forward.

- Amen.

[audience clapping]

- Come on.

- Amen, let's give it up.

- They're there every day

and they bring their dirty homeless people

to my neighborhood.

- Wait, wait, every day.

They're there, every day.

Is that, is that what you do in the Bible every day?

Is that in the Bible?

Lemme check my, let me ask Google.

- Hey Google.

- You guys wanna give your lives to the Lord?

- Of course.

- Again, it's so disrespectful, man.

- Henry, it's okay.

Congregation, let's stretch out our hands.

Father God, I believe that you died and you rose again.

- I rose again.

- I accept you into my heart.

- I accept you into my heart.

- As my Lord.

- As my Lord.

- And my savior.

- And my savior.

- Okay, wait, I think I found something.

Acts 2:46, I think this is in the Bible.

It says, "They worship together at the temple each day,

met in homes for the Lord's supper

and shared their meals with great joy, generosity each day."

Maybe there's something else, hold on.

I'm gonna look a little more.

- Stop.

- No, hold.

- Wash me. - Wash me.

- With your blood. - With your blood.

- In Jesus name.

- In Jesus name.

- Amen. - Amen.

- Amen.

[audience clapping]

- I need 1000 dollars.

- Not right now,

but maybe we could talk about after service, okay.

- No, I need it now.

- I understand, I understand.

Just go sit down, okay.

- Let's go.

This is a bad church.

- Let's give it up for the Lord.

Come on guys, come on.

- I have to watch them every day.

Laughing and happy and smiling.

- Wait, happy and, why is that a bad thing?

What should just join them at that point.

- Never, I'm an atheist.

- Brother, we took an offering.

- This is not $200.

This is not 1000 dollars.

- Maybe come to the next service

and we can take another offering.

- I am not gonna come back to this place.

- You should be grateful.

- The church is supposed to be helping the people.

Let's go.

I'm not coming back to this church.

This is a bad church.

- God bless, brother.

- [Speaker] I am not coming back.

- You and your family.

- We don't owe him anything.

- It's okay, God says that we need to help everyone.

Everyone.

- You told me that you went to church when you were a kid.

Okay, I remember the why.

Do you remember why, that boy

that was at that church.

He played piano, I don't remember his name.

I think it was like Jeremy or something.

- Stop.

- And you liked him and he liked you,

but he found out you were a fake.

- Can you just drop it?

- And so he rejected you

because you weren't a good Christian girl.

Come on, it's not that bad.

[gentle music]

- So Danny, what did you learn

during this morning's service?

- That we need the Holy Spirit to walk in the spirit.

- So you were listening.

- I always listen.

I'm also looking forward to the next service.

- Very good.

- You need a spoon.

- Hello?

- Can hold it.

- That's wonderful.

I believe you're gonna be justified.

All right, praise the lamb.

- See, look what I gotta go through.

Morning and night, never stops.

- Why don't you just go inside, check it out.

- No, I'm good.

- Okay, geez.

You really don't like church.

Well, doesn't matter anyways, the service is over.

- Great.

- I'm glad you moved here, Tanya.

- Yeah, well, my mom used to live near here

and she just wanted to move back.

- Oh, have you guys found a church yet?

- Church?

No, we don't go to church.

- Really?

Maybe you should come to our church.

You might like it.

- No thanks, I didn't realize you were such a church boy.

- Do you not believe in Jesus?

- Can we stop talking about this?

- But just the Bible says that we're appointed to death

and there's judgment after that.

- Stop, only foolish people believe stuff like that.

I thought you were smarter than that.

- I am smart, that's why I believe it.

- I thought we could be friends.

- Tanya, I'm still here if you wanna talk to someone.

[footsteps clopping]

- Hey, what's wrong?

- I thought he was cool mom.

- Are you talking about Danny?

- Yeah, I found out he's crazy.

He believes in God and he goes to church.

- Did you tell him there is no God?

- Of course I did mom, wait, maybe I didn't.

- Okay, if you get a chance to talk to him,

you need to show him how science proves he is wrong.

- Yeah, I can tell his parents

haven't brainwashed pretty good.

- Sounds like it.

[vehicle engine whirring]

- What's wrong, buddy?

- Why don't people believe in God?

[gentle music]

- Ever since the garden of Eden,

Satan has used everything in his power to make people

run away from God and not believe in him.

I wanna preach the gospel like you Dad.

- You can, right now.

- I don't think I'm ready.

- The Bible says you should always be ready.

- There's only one thing I'm concerned about.

- What's that?

- I don't think I can preach if I'm too good looking,

I might to shock all the women.

- Okay, that's funny.

[door banging]

[birds chirping]

You're silly.

- What should I read?

Ew, a Bible.

- Sick.

- Goodnight buddy.

- Goodnight Titus.

- Oh, what a handsome.

- You wanna read about the prodigal son?

- Okay, that sounds good.

- You think London is a prodigal daughter?

- No, she's just in another school in a different state.

- But she left.

- Don't let London hear you calling her a prodigal.

- I'm joking.

- For God so loved the world that he gave his one

and only begotten son,

that whoever believes in him shall not perish,

but have everlasting life.

- Are you reading the Bible?

Oh, grandmother and grandfather, the preacher.

- Let's open our Bibles to Luke 15.

[gentle music]

Then He said a certain man had two sons

and the younger of them said to his father, father,

gimme the portion of goods that falls to me.

It's been a wonderful harvest.

This we must thank Jehovah God.

- Father, worked very hard for this.

- Indeed.

- Father, I want my portion,

my portion of my goods now.

- Are you outta your mind, I am the eldest.

Whatever father has it all comes to me.

- Sons, I have enough for both of you.

Do not fight.

- So I can have my portion now then.

- Because that is what you wish.

- I'll never do that, it's evil.

- I believe that you'll carry the cross of Jesus.

- I'll be with you always.

- If that's God's will, Amen.

- Nothing good happen when the prodigal son

left his father.

- To my friends.

Hey brother, another round.

Guys, grab, grab, grab, grab, grab.

Partake Guys, please, please, please.

- Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[gentle music]

- You look like a rich man.

You should take me home and make me your wife.

- You should go with that man.

- Thank you.

- Be friends for a long, long, long time brother.

- Long time brother.

- You should take me home tonight.

- And why is that?

- Because I can make you happier

than any of these women around here.

- I'm sorry, but I have plans later on tonight.

- You never have time for me.

- You can wait.

[dog barking]

- Another round.

- Only two, only two.

- You know, I think someone else will make you happier.

- You pulled it.

- What?

Best friend, brother.

Best friend.

- He lost everything.

All of his money, all of his possessions.

He was alone.

- Jehovah, please bring my son home.

[gentle music]

- Please.

Some coins, some coins.

[gentle music]

Do you have any food?

- Oh, try the pig farmer.

The pig farmer.

- Thank you.

- Jehovah please.

[pigs grunting]

[chickens crowing]

- I'm here my father's higher sermons have bread to spare.

And I will perish of hunger.

I will beg my father to hire me back as a servant.

[birds chirping]

He will take me back.

- My son.

- What, I've sinned against the heavens.

And in your sight.

- Ever since you left, I've prayed for you to return.

- Father no longer worthy to be your son.

- You are always my son, rise.

A father never gives up on his son.

Come, bring out our best robe, put it on my son.

Put a ring on his finger and sandals on his feet.

For my son who is dead is now alive again.

Who is lost and is now found.

- It is good to celebrate for what was lost was found.

[upbeat music]

- Why all the music and dancing, what is happening?

- Your brother has returned

and because he's received from safe

and sound, your father's killed the fatted calf.

- What?

- Come on.

- I don't wanna be a part of that.

- Son, come celebrate with us.

Your brother's returned.

- Father, I have served you for many years

and I have always, always obeyed your commandment.

But as soon as this son of yours came

who has devoured your livelihood with harlots,

you have killed the fatted calf for him.

[gentle music]

[birds chirping]

- All that I have is yours son.

Come celebrate, for your brother who is lost is now found.

- Thank you for forgiving me over and over.

- You're a good son, Danny.

- We love you.

- Father, we thank you for this time

we have in your presence.

So God, thank you.

Let us grow in your word and in your truth.

Let us know you more every day.

In your mighty name we pray, Amen.

- Amen.

- Mom, what is this bible doing in our bookcase?

- It probably came from your grandfather.

- I thought my grandparents were atheists.

- Your father's side of the family are Christians.

- That doesn't make any sense.

- Tanya, your father's father was a preacher.

- Then why was dad so against Christianity?

- You know, after his parents died in a car accident,

he got mad at God.

- Why did he have to die?

- I know you miss your father.

I miss him too.

- Is it true that Christians believe

that after they die they go to heaven?

- I think so.

Whatever Danny said must have bothered you a lot.

- No, he's just a dumb boy.

[gentle music]

[birds chirping]

- Hey.

Okay.

Well if he needs a place to stay,

he can always stay with us.

- Okay.

- Hi.

- Are you new here?

- I'm Andrew.

- No, this isn't Andrew.

- Yes, pastor, it's me.

- What a complete change.

What happened?

- Miss. Tabitha gave me a haircut.

- Wow, you look good.

- Thanks.

- Let's go inside and talk.

Andrew, do you want to call your parents

and let them know you're okay?

- No, they don't care.

- I'm sure they're worried.

- No, when I was 10, they took me to the police station

and they left me there.

- Do you want me to help you find your parents?

- No, they don't care about me.

They care more about drugs than their own son.

- [Announcer] Partly cloudy in the evening,

cloudy overnight, 55 degrees.

- Be quiet.

- Just put him in the closet.

- You put him in the closet.

You need help more, Carlos.

- I told you I didn't wanna have him.

- You know.

- I don't like children.

[baby crying]

- [Announcer] All right, now hold it down.

Now do you want his.

- Let's try the ball.

- Okay, alright.

- They were never there for me.

I was always hungry.

They treated me like an animal, like I was a burden.

- Just know that you're wanted, you are loved.

Jesus loves you so much.

He died for you so that you can live an abundant life.

- Really?

Jesus loves me.

- He does.

- But he doesn't even know me.

How can he love me if he doesn't know who I am?

- He knows you, he knows everybody.

One thing I know is that he's never gonna leave you.

- That's hard to believe.

[person laughing]

- I believe that Jesus brought you to us.

- No, pastor Jesus didn't bring me here.

I came here with Johnny.

- I believe Jesus used Johnny to bring you here.

- It's hard to believe that too.

My parents, they didn't want me.

They didn't care for me, I just wish they loved me.

[door knocking]

- Don't make any noise.

It might be the police.

I was just Mormons, I sent them away.

- I'm hungry.

Can I have one?

- No, go to your room.

He should be thankful for the crumbs that we give him.

- I really cannot take care of this kid.

- So what do you wanna do?

- Solution, give him away.

- When?

- Now, the sooner, the better.

- All right.

- So no one helped you?

- No.

Sometimes the police would come to my house.

- And they didn't even help you.

- No, I just wish my parents loved me

or at least given me food.

- Tanya.

- Don't talk to me.

- I thought we were friends.

- Not anymore.

- What did I do?

- I don't have to tell you anything.

- I was thinking maybe we can go see a movie together.

[knife whirring]

- You look like something's bothering you.

- Girls are difficult.

- Do you wanna talk about it?

- Not really.

[baby crying]

- You think I heard Titus?

- You want me to check on him.

- Probably.

- Oh, Titus, what happened?

- Got all Messy.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

Can you get a napkin?

- Oh, okay.

- I hate them.

[gentle music]

- How old were you when all this happened?

- I was 10 years old.

- And that's when they dropped you off

at the police station?

- Yes, and the police found me a new home.

- Did you like the new home?

- No.

There was two women living together.

And they were mean.

- Why do you do that?

Every time we go somewhere,

I saw you looking at that other girl.

[speaking in foreign language]

- Stop using that language.

Every time you try to get outta something,

you start speaking that language.

Look at that boy.

You see him, he's here because of you.

He's got special needs, everything.

We get a little extra money because of that.

That's a good thing 'cause money makes the world go round.

But he's here because of you.

You wanted that boy.

- In our church, you never have to be hungry again.

- Really?

What do I have to do for food?

- Just thank Jesus.

- Jesus will give me food?

- He will, he will take care of you.

Let me read you the scripture.

Matthew chapter six, verse 25.

His word says, "Therefore I say to you,

do not worry about your life, what you will eat

or what you'll drink, nor your body, what you will put in it

or what you will put on, is not life more than food

and the body more than clothing.

Look at the birds of the air.

For they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns.

Yet your heavenly Father feeds them.

Are you not of more value than they?"

- Wow, I like Jesus.

"Therefore, do not worry saying, what shall we eat?

What shall we drink?

What shall we wear, for after all these things

that Gentiles seek, for your heavenly Father knows

that you need all of these things."

- Wow, Jesus sounds nice.

For as long as I can remember, I was always hungry.

I was hungry at my mom's house

and I was hungry at my adopted house.

- [Speaker 2] This time you do it.

Okay, here you go.

- What are you looking at?

- Can I have some cake?

- There's not enough for you.

[speaking in foreign language]

- You guys are mean.

- I said there's not enough for you.

- That's why you're on the streets.

- Yes, and I never want to go back to that house again.

- If you need a family, Andrew,

we will be your family.

[gentle music]

[vehicle engines whirring]

[people chattering]

[people laughing]

[speaking in foreign language]

- You okay?

[person grunting]

In the name of Jesus,

in the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus,

in the name of Jesus.

- Thank you for praying for me, sir.

- Jesus healed you, brother.

- No, no, I'm Muslim, I don't believe in Jesus.

- It's time you believed, Jesus is real.

He loves you and he's a healer.

- No, I'm not your brother, man.

Hey, I'm not your brother.

- You will be soon.

- I used to be like you man, not believing in Jesus.

- But you're nothing like.

- I understand we don't look nothing alike.

It's just that I used

to be like you not believing in Jesus.

- Who are you?

- I'm Henry.

- You better stop preaching to me

because I'm telling you.

You better stop preaching.

- Then what?

- You don't want to know.

You don't wanna know.

- I already know.

You're gonna say the food to the spirit are joy,

love and self-control.

It's okay brother.

- Jesus loves you.

- I'm gonna pray for that man.

- Thank you Sarah.

You guys ready to read the word?

- Yes.

- Can you speak on a healing pastor?

- Yeah, of course.

Let's all open our bibles to John chapter nine.

And his word says "Now as Jesus passed by, he saw a man

who is blind from birth."

[birds chirping]

[bell ringing]

[gentle music]

- Teacher, who sinned,

this man or his parents that he was born blind.

- Neither this man nor his parents have sinned

before the glory of the one who has sinned,

for I shall work while it is the day,

for soon the night will come and no one will work.

And while I am here, I shall be the light on this world.

Do not be afraid.

Go, wash in the pool of.

[gentle music]

[bell ringing]

[water flowing]

- Isn't that the guy who was blind?

- Oh, that's the guy who can't see.

- Look at the teacher.

The teacher.

The teacher put his hands on him.

- [Speaker 3] That's amazing.

- Amen.

- I believe in healing 'cause pastor prayed for my tooth

and I got healed.

- Amen.

- God is a healing God.

He is the light of the world and he's here to heal you.

- Amen.

- He's the same God yesterday, today and tomorrow.

Amen.

- Amen.

[gentle music]

[door banging]

- You have a lot.

[baby babbling]

- Five, six.

- Titus, can daddy have a pretzel?

Are you happy today buddy?

You are gonna grow up and be big and strong just like me.

[person laughing]

Mr. Guitar man.

- I've been learning this one song,

but I'm having a little trouble.

- It's been practicing all day, sounds pretty good.

- Let me hear it.

- Okay.

[gentle music]

Can you show it to me properly?

- What song is it?

- December Rain.

[person laughing]

- So you were playing C right?

You just gotta bring it down.

[gentle music]

See that here?

- Yeah.

- That's one of your songs.

- I like that one.

- For you formed my inward parts.

You covered me in my mother's womb.

- Are you still reading the Bible?

I'm reading about.

- About what, you look upset.

- Because I don't believe any of this.

It says that God formed my body parts.

- Only foolish people believe that.

- Or those that don't have their own mind.

- You've got to stop reading that.

- Just a little more.

I need to make a case against that empty headed boy.

- He let it go.

Why are you so interested in what he believes?

- I like to prove him wrong.

- You still talk to him?

- So, what made you want to learn this song?

- I just thought Tanya would like it.

- You should invite her to church.

- Not yet, I need to have a talk with dad, man to man.

- Okay, that's our cue buddy.

Time for bed.

- Sorry mom.

- No worries.

- And these signs will follow those who believe,

in my name, they will cast out demons.

They will speak with new tongues.

They will take up serpents.

And if they drink anything deadly, it will not harm them.

They will lay hands on the sick and they will recover.

- Mom, stop, I don't believe any of this.

- You grandfather told me that when he prayed in the name

of Jesus, people got healed.

- He must have been a very confused man.

- No, no, he actually had a very sharp mind.

He said that if people had faith

and believed, that anything was possible,

- I think Danny believes like grandfather.

Maybe, he seems nice.

- So what do you wanna talk about?

- Why do girls have to be so difficult.

- You like the neighbor girl?

- Little bit, but she needs a change first.

- Son, you can't make people change.

- But I can help them.

God gives us free will, free choice.

- She's just so spicy.

- Son, what have I taught you?

What does the Bible say?

- That good parents bring a good inheritance,

but a good spouse comes from God.

- Give it time, don't rush these things, okay.

[phone ringing]

- Hello John?

Yeah, sure.

I can be there, sure.

[gentle music]

- "Call upon me in the day of trouble.

I will deliver you and you shall glorify me."

Have to think of a way to save Danny from this.

- How do girls have to be so difficult?

- They can be great.

- And picky.

- Son, you're just so young.

Maybe too young for all of this.

- I just, I know I have you guys and Titus,

but ever since London left, I've been a little lonely.

- I'm sorry son.

- You know, loneliness can be a spirit.

- If it's a demon, cast it out please.

- Spirit of loneliness go in Jesus' name.

Son, I'm here for you.

It's gonna be okay, all right.

- Thanks Dad.

- I know it's a lot.

[birds chirping]

[door whirring]

- Emotions.

- I think you need to pray for Andrew.

- Is something wrong?

- He keeps pacing and talking himself.

- Hey, hey Andrew, you okay?

- Some voice keeps telling me I need to leave.

- Do you wanna leave?

- No.

- Well, you need to tell that voice to stop.

- I've told him to be quiet,

but he keeps talking to me.

- You think it's a demon?

- I think so.

- Well, I'm gonna cast out that demon, okay?

Tormenting spirit go in the name of Jesus

and take your hands off of Andrew

right now in the name of Jesus.

He will not listen to you anymore tormenting demon.

You'll go to the dry place Satan,

right now in the name of Jesus.

- This is my home.

I'm so sorry Pastor, are you gonna kick me out?

- Of course not.

Whenever you hear those voices,

you need tell them to go in the name of Jesus.

- Okay, thank you Joe.

- Don't dwell on holy things.

- Okay.

[footsteps clopping]

- Hi, are you looking for pastor?

- Yeah, I know he is in here.

I saw his car outside.

- Oh, he's not in his office.

- Well, he must be outside then.

I must have just missed him.

- These are beautiful, are they knew?

- Yeah, my son gave him for mother day.

- Okay, wow.

Well, I'm gonna go look for him then.

Thank you.

- Jesus, help my son to serve you,

follow you all of his life.

[upbeat music]

- Hey Andrew, how's it going?

- Isn't he hair beautiful?

- Yes, her hair's beautiful.

Do you really like her hair, don't you?

- I do, pastor prayed for me earlier

and I think all the demons are gone.

- Oh, that's great.

So you had demons?

- I think so.

- How do you feel?

- Well, after pastor prayed for me,

I don't hear any voices in my head.

And so now I don't have to leave.

- That's great.

- Wow, she's beautiful.

- Hey Anna.

- Henry looking for you.

- Okay, do you know where he is?

- I don't know.

- Well, I'm gonna go to the altar to pray.

If you see him, tell him I'm there, okay?

- Okay.

[gentle music]

[footsteps clopping]

- Pastor, I heard you pray for Andrew.

- He still needs a lot of prayer.

- Can you tell me more about him?

- I think he should, I think it would be good for him.

- I remember the first time I saw him, me and Johnny

were downtown and man, he could barely speak.

He looked so confused.

- Unfortunately there's a lot of people

like that these days.

- Why is that?

- Because it's the end times and Jesus is coming soon.

- Well, I'm just so glad he's with us now and me too.

- Amen.

- So what were you praying for?

- I was praying for God to make me real,

to make our church real.

Our people, we can't be fake, not in these times.

- So I'm not real.

- Only God knows that Henry,

the Bible says we shall know them

by their fruits.

But I do see good fruit in you, Henry.

- I'm trying to have good fruit Pastor,

what else were you praying for?

- I pray that God uses our ministry to save souls.

A lot of our church members are people

who came from poverty and homelessness.

They struggle with mental illness.

But as long as God uses our ministry to save them,

save souls and they continue to pray

and serve God, I wanna be with them

and take care of them to the end.

- Have you ever prayed

that God would send somebody you know rich,

that could bless the church?

Bless the ministry.

- Matthew chapter six, verse 33.

"Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness

and all these things shall be added to you."

- I'm trying to have faith like you Pastor.

- You do Henry.

No, I always worry about tomorrow.

Matthew 6:34.

"Worry not about tomorrow,

but tomorrow will worry about itself.

Sufficient for the day of its own troubles."

[gentle music]

- Hello.

- [Officer] This is Sergeant Carter

with Bexar County Police.

Have I reached Tanya Michaels?

- Yes.

[food whirring]

- Is Titus asleep?

- Why, do you miss him?

- Yeah, he's been sleeping a lot lately.

- I think he's growing.

- Makes sense.

- Have you spoken with Tanya lately?

- Oh, not really.

- Think something happened.

Saw police cars in front of her house the other day.

- I should call her.

- She's still upset at you.

- But she has no reason to be.

I've been praying for her salvation.

- You're a good son, come here.

- I see you coming here every day and you pray.

- If you wanted to pray, Henry, you would find a way.

- It's just that I pray

and I think I'm praying for a long time

and then I look at the clock

and it's like been only like five to six minutes.

- That's because you need the Holy Spirit

to pray through you.

- What does that even mean?

- Romans chapter eight.

It says that the Holy Spirit is a spirit

of intercessory prayer.

- Okay.

- We need to pray in the Spirit.

We cannot pray in our flesh.

People have a hard time praying.

It's because they're praying in their flesh.

Pray with me now.

- Hey Tanya, if you hear this, please call me back.

I've been thinking about you.

[person sighing]

- Hey bud, how was school?

- It was fine.

- Is everything okay?

- Don't want to talk about it.

- Okay, do you know where your mom is?

- Oh, I think she went upstairs with Titus.

- [Mom] They will lay hands on sick and they will recover.

- Mom, I need you to get better.

Please get better.

- [Mom] Your grandfather told me that when he prayed

in the name of Jesus, people got healed.

- [Gina] Hi Tanya, it's Gina, sorry about your mom.

- Hey Tanya, if you hear this, please call me back.

I don't understand girls.

- Are you thinking about Tanya?

- She hasn't been answering my calls.

Do you think she hates me?

- I'm sure she doesn't hate you.

- Maybe it's Tanya.

- Hi, I was wondering if you could pray

for my mom

and if you could ask your parents to pray for her too.

- [Speaker 4] Yes, sure Tanya.

What do you need us to pray about?

- She was in a really bad car accident.

I'm really scared.

[gentle music]

- We need to pray for Tanya's mom.

She's got in an accident.

- Father God, we lift up Lucy right now.

Tanya's mom, we ask that you be with her.

Your word says by your stripes, we are healed.

Spirit of death, take your hands off of her right now

in the name of Jesus.

- God, please help my friend Tanya, she's really scared.

Bring healing to her mother.

- Jesus, have mercy on America,

bring change to our country.

Have mercy on our country

Lord, give America one more chance

to save USA America Lord,

wake up to your people, wake up the church.

They need to come on back to you Lord God,

forgive America.

[gentle music]

- I heard Lucy gets out of the hospital today.

- God has done a miracle on Lucy and Tanya's life.

He answers prayers.

I've never seen Danny pray like that for anybody.

- He's growing.

- Thank you for being a good mom.

- Thank you for being a good dad and a good pastor.

- My mom wanted me to thank you for praying for her.

- Anytime.

- Do you still wanna go see that movie sometime?

- Sure.

- So is your church open to everybody?

- Yeah.

- Do you think me

and my mom could come this Sunday?

- I'd be happy if you guys are there.

- Thank you Jesus.

[gentle music]

[vehicle engine whirring]

[gentle music]

♪ One last chance ♪

♪ Sun rise during the night ♪

♪ I hear the mooning singing her sweet goodbye ♪

♪ All you want is for more chance ♪

♪ For one more dance that'll never last ♪

♪ All you wanted was to keep me here ♪

♪ So why aren't you here with ♪

♪ One shot, two shot ♪

♪ I want some more ♪

♪ I'll give it all I got till I hit the floor ♪

♪ December rain is falling down ♪

♪ It's falling down on me ♪

♪ December rain ♪

♪ How you gonna walk away from me ♪

♪ When I'm talking to you ♪

♪ How you gonna walk away from me ♪

♪ When I say I love you ♪

♪ How you gonna walk away ♪

♪ How you gonna walk away ♪

♪ How you gonna walk away ♪

♪ December rain ♪

[gentle music]

♪ All we have is one more night ♪

♪ Just you and I, last goodbye ♪

♪ Sing it now before I go ♪

♪ Let us close ♪

♪ Now I know ♪

♪ One shot, two shot I want some more ♪

♪ I'll give it all I got till I hit the floor ♪

♪ December rain is falling down ♪

♪ It's falling down on me ♪

♪ December rain ♪

♪ How you gonna walk away from me ♪

♪ When I'm talking to you ♪

♪ How you gonna walk away from me ♪

♪ When I say I love you ♪

♪ How you gonna walk away ♪