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Yep, that's me.

Ross Blakely sitting alone at the bar.

I'm staring at my drink because I can't stand looking around

at all these people having a good time.

I've got a lot on my mind, a whole lot.

I just found out couple of days ago from my older sister,

my 15-year-old niece has been missing for two months.

The police don't have a clue where the kid is.

You know what? They probably don't even care.

So my holy roller sister finally gets around to calling me

after she realizes her prayers and her calls to the cops

ain't gonna bring her brat back.

She knows the dark life I lead

and the shady characters I associate with.

She understands I'm probably the only chance she has

for finding her precious Jenny.

You see, I'm what you call an enforcer.

If some whelcher don't wanna pay back his loan shark

or some stoolie squeals on his partners,

then I get a call and I fix the situation.

Now you know why I'm sitting alone at the bar.

Hey, Doreen, one more.

Any luck finding the kid?

Nah, but I got contacts on it.

I'll find her soon.

Then I can get back to making some real dope

busting up fools in this godforsaken town.

Sure as heck know you don't work dirt cheap.

You know that. 'Bout those pics?

You put them up on social media? Any responses?

Nothing for either the before or the after shot.

Most of my social media friends think

that Jennifer just looks like a generic teen.

She isn't necessarily going to stand out

if you catch my drift.

Course if you had any friends,

could post her on your Facebook.

Good one, Doreen. Full of jokes tonight, huh?

Well, here's one for you.

Why don't you get those dishes?

They're calling your name over there.

Yep, this is Jennifer.

Smiling like she don't have a care in the world.

She looks just like her mother looked at that age,

sparkling big, brown eyes focused

on a bright, promising future.

So sweet. So innocent.

But this was before her dad was killed by that drunk driver.

But now look at her.

Whatever cuteness she once possessed

has now evaporated like steam.

Looking now into her dull, brown eyes reveals nothing

but despair and drug addiction.

Man, that tastes like water.

I gotta go to the bathroom.

Watch my seat.

Whoa! What do we got there?

She's hot. Looks like my old girlfriend, man.

I tell you what.

Give you five bucks you hook me up with her.

Okay, okay, six, I think I got $6.

One, two, one dollar?

Yeah, I'll break you!

I'm sorry!

Here's my $5!

Sorry, bud. Sorry.

Broadway, tell me something good.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, don't say that over the phone.

I'll meet you.

I don't care if you have a date, be at the corner.

Be at the corner. I'll be there right now.

♪ This is a beneficial projection ♪

♪ Devouted ♪

♪ Done a lot of dirt that I ain't proud of ♪

♪ Always bit the bullet in situations ♪

♪ I couldn't get out of ♪

♪ Thought I found love ♪

♪ First time I seen an ounce of cut ♪

♪ Thought I found love ♪

♪ Broken down like some algebra ♪

♪ Lot of things on my mind ♪

♪ Had me getting drunk ♪

Rossy, baby!

♪ His blood on my hands ♪

♪ Gripping a .45 caliber ♪

What's going on, my brother?

Chill out, Ross. You know, bro, we ain't gonna let you down.

You said you had some info on my niece.

So spill it.

Okay, okay.

I think the dude you looking for, his name is Crockett.

Like Davy Crockett?

No like Davy. I think his name's Joey.

Why does that name sound familiar?

I don't know. Maybe you broke his arms once.

Seriously, I've heard that name before.

This kid, Joey, he's about 20, 22.

He used to roll with Danny, right?

So him and Denny, they used to be in the drug game together.

And I don't know if Joey stiffed him

or Denny ripped him off,

but anyways, Joey went on his own,

doing his own thing in the drug game.

Man, this man got pot, coke, horse, meth, Oxy.

Did I mention crack and fentanyl?

You name it, he got it.

Anyways, he had a run-in with the law,

but they haven't been able to catch up to him yet.

Anything else?

What does he have to do with my niece?

Well, what this junkie friend of mine told me

that Joey was shacked up with some teenage honey, right?

Bro, he said it was his sister, but my friend didn't bite

seeing how romantically involved the two were,

if you know what I mean.

Anyways, he thinks he smelled like jailbait.

And your junkie friend?

Did he give a description of the jailbait he smelt?

Yeah, yeah, in fact, he did give a description.

Well?

Let's hear it.

Oh yeah, he said he was like, she was 14 years old,

about 5'4, purple hair, brown eyes, sound familiar?

You know it does.

Well, I showed him pics from Doreen's Facebook,

but I mean, he said there was a likeness,

but he admitted he was slightly high,

so we can't be totally sure.

Anything else?

Yeah, according to the guy, Joey kept calling a Jenny.

So I figured it's probably your runaway niece.

Just probably.

Yeah, probably.

Well, I think we should probably go over there,

crack his place, and go get my niece.

Right now? Right now?

At this instant?

Ross, I told you I got a date upstairs, man.

And I told you I really don't care.

Let's go get my niece.

And guess what? You're coming with me.

Hey, hey, hey, man,

I ain't trying to go over there with you.

I mean, come on, man.

You asked me to get the 411,

not to get my head blown off.

You actually think this punk Joey is dangerous?

Psh, I don't know, maybe.

So what you're telling me is that

you got me the 411, but you don't want to get the 911?

Very funny.

I'm worried these drug busts make Crockett paranoid.

Plus, they say he gets high off his own supply.

You know what that means?

In his bad moments, I hear Joey's a lot like

an itchy finger on the trigger of a loaded gun.

So are you gonna go with me or what?

So much as I like you Ross,

and I'm glad to help you out in any way I can,

I cannot accompany you to that den of sin equity.

You mean den of sin and iniquity?

Yeah, yeah, whatever you said.

You know what?

That's something I'd expect

from my born-again sister, Samantha.

What is it, you're turning preacher on me, too?

- Nah. - Is that what it is,

Broadway baby.?

Oh, it's just something my grandma used

when she was describing drug houses in dope dens.

All right.

I guess I'm just gonna have to go at it alone, right?

You certainly don't want to keep your girlfriend waiting.

Hey, man, it's no joke.

She's expecting me to take her clubbing tonight, man.

So tell me, where does this Crockett guy live?

Right.

And don't tell me the Alamo.

Well, he resides in a secluded trailer

just beyond a desert village trailer park.

So check this out.

You turn left, right? Past that old meat market.

And then once you see the turnoff, you go straight ahead.

You'll see this trailer with a bunch of plants in front.

That's Joey's hideout.

All right.

So this trailer with all these little plants in the front,

I should be able to find his hideout.

Yeah, just remember though, Ross,

this guy, he's really paranoid and he's known

and most likely to shoot strangers on sight.

Well, you know what?

I don't think I'll have to worry about him.

I got back up.

I eat fools like him for breakfast and lunch.

All right, Rossy, well, I, I just happen

to be late for a dinner,

so if you'll excuse me, I got some, uh, company waiting.

Wait.

Couple bills for you.

Why don't you take your little lady friend somewhere nice?

You earned it, bro.

Hey, thanks a lot, Ross. Yeah.

I'll be in touch.

Ross? Hi.

Hey, Sam, you up?

Have you found out anything yet?

Informant gave me some info on where Jenny may be staying.

I'm about to go check it out.

Ross, now that we know where she is,

shouldn't we be calling the police?

Look, I told you no police.

I'm good at dealing with people like this.

If Jenny's there, I'll have her back in no time.

Yeah, Ross, but I just don't want

anybody getting hurt, you know?

If you call the cops, let me tell you this.

I'm the one that's gonna be going to jail on warrants.

I suppose so.

We don't wanna involve the police.

Get the wrong guys busted. Get in trouble.

Okay, Ross, but just be careful, all right.

And I'll be praying for you, and you know what?

God'll be with you as you go along the way.

I know He will be.

God, God still? Your God got you in a lurch.

God don't care about you or your family.

But Ross, it was God.

He's the one who told me all about you.

He told me to contact you.

And when Jenny went missing and Pastor Mike,

he and I, we just sat there and we prayed

about it and He was God, He was Jesus.

He's the one who told me all

about you and told me to contact you.

Ross.

Dear God, please, please protect my daughter

and my brother as they travel through this valley

of the shadow of death, and protect them

and let them fear no evil.

Who are you, what do you want?

The name's Ross, Ross Blakely. Open up, dude.

I got some serious businesses to discuss.

Look, man, whatever you're selling, I ain't buying.

All right? Piss off.

I'm sorry, who are you?

What are you doing in my place, man?

Look, I don't want any trouble.

I'm not here for that, okay?

All right, well, you some kind of cop?

Look, man, my place is clean, all right? It's...

Clean, clean? Yeah, right.

All right, look, it's me.

I don't know what you're doing here, bro,

but you can't just come barging into my place.

No pizza for you, Joey.

What?

Look, don't get your panties in a bunch, okay?

I'm not here for your recreational issues,

especially your drug ones.

Hey, what you want, man?

You here to rob me, wanna buy some dope?

What, what's, what are you doing here?

Nah, I hear you like little girls.

You got a little girl here in your trailer.

Is that right, Joey? Is that right?

Huh? Huh, Joey?

Get off me, bro.

- So what if I do? - You like little girls?

Huh? Back the.

What if I do?

What are you gonna do about it?

Where is she, Joey?

Who?

Who? The girl.

Where's the girl, Joey?

What's her name?

Jenny Wallace.

Ah, I never heard of her.

Who's that hacking up a lung, Joey?

Is that Jenny?

Nah!

- Huh? - No, come here.

That's, that's Nanya.

Yeah, none ya business. She comes over on weekends.

Right? Right?

- Okay, Holmes. - That hurt?

Hurt?

Huh, huh?

Huh, huh?

Huh?

What's you gonna do?

Open your mouth.

Oh, okay.

Open your mouth!

Uh, okay.

- Huh? - Okay, okay.

You like little girls?

You know what we do to prison

to guys that like little girls, huh?

Well, I'm gonna show you, Joey.

I'm gonna show you!

Don't, just back there.

You know where you messed up, Joey?

Where you thought it'd be okay

to take advantage of my niece.

Stay down, boy. Stay down!

'Scuse me, Uncle Ross.

As I studied the girl in the tattered pants,

it was obvious she had lost a lot of weight,

maybe half of what she weighed the last time I saw her.

And that blank stare she had when she passed me

bespoke of a lost soul who may be beyond saving.

I was suddenly filled with such rage,

I wanted to march right back to the front of that trailer

and waste that man who destroyed my niece.

But then she suddenly turned around,

like she could sense my inflamed eyes

burning a hole into her tortured flesh.

What are you doing here?

I'm here to take you home.

Get your stuff. You're going home to your mother.

That hypocrite.

You can forget it.

I'm never going back to her.

I am staying here with Joey.

I understand,

but you're going home.

Get your stuff now.

I hate her.

All she ever does is criticize my lifestyle.

Ever since I stopped attending church,

all she does is blabber on and on

about how her precious Jesus still loves me.

Well, if Jesus loved us so much,

why'd he let Daddy die like that, huh?

Why didn't he let that drunk driver kill someone else?

Someone who actually deserved to die.

Let's finish this conversation about Jesus another time.

Get your stuff.

We'll discuss it when we're driving the hell out of here.

Just get out of here, Uncle Ross.

Mama always said he was the biggest heathen she knew.

You're not old enough to be here by yourself,

so let's go.

Hey, Denny.

And that, my friends, is when I blacked out. Ouch.

Next thing I knew, I woke up on the ground

to a throbbing headache, sore ribs, and a poor disposition.

I heard laughing as I looked up

at the terrible trio in front of me.

I immediately recognized jovial Jennifer

and that jerk, Joey, but who,

who was the third antagonist?

Wait a minute, hold your horses.

Could that possibly be, oh my god,

it is the grandfather of drug dealers, Denny Richards.

But if so, man, he's a shell of his former self.

He looks just as strung out as the other two.

He's awake, boss. I told you I wouldn't kill him.

Didn't I tell you that, boss?

I wonder what's going through that sick mind

of yours, macho man.

I got your car, I got your gun,

and you ain't going a-nowheres.

And I ain't going nowheres, neither, Uncle Ross.

Oh god, no, I thought.

You had one job, Ross. One job.

How could a simple intervention go so wrong?

All I had to do was grab Jenny,

drive her home to her mother,

and then, short story, would have been

a perfect Hallmark/Dean Cain ending.

But now? Now?

Look at me! Look at me!

Hey, Joey?

Hmm?

I believe he's still thinking stuff.

You know, Denny, it might have been better

if you had killed him.

Now we gotta figure out what to do with him.

Sorry, boss.

I'm sorry, what's that?

Look, man, I'm sorry.

I don't speak gibberish.

All right, guys.

We gotta figure out what to do with Jenny's doting uncle.

Just whack him. Get it over with.

Yeah, I, I feel like killing someone tonight.

We could set him up in his car,

put his gun in his mouth, blow his brains out.

You know, just another backwoods suicide.

Yeah, only society to blame.

Joey, look at him,

look at him trying to get away.

Hey, Mr. Superhero, you're embarrassing yourself

in front of your favorite niece.

Yeah. How humiliating.

I soon found myself reflecting,

Ross, God help me.

God, if you can hear me, please help me!

Joey, please let me put the gun in his mouth

and pull the trigger.

Hey, what's going on over there?

What are you doing to that man?

Shut up.

Come on, we gotta get out of here.

But, Joey.

Come on.

Hey, friend, looks like you could use a hand.

Maybe my hand?

Ow! Thanks.

Sorry about that.

Can you help me, please?

Sure, I can help you.

I'll get you straight to a hospital.

No, I can't risk getting the police involved,

not for a few days.

So I can't go to the hospital.

You're worried about the police?

You look like the victim here, not the attacker.

Who were those people, anyway?

Actually, one of them was my niece.

Did you molest her or something?

What? No, she was with those druggies.

Just gonna get her back to her mother. That's it.

So how can I help you if you refuse to go to the hospital?

Maybe untie my hands and my legs so I can drive home.

Trust me. Once I sleep this off, I'll be fine.

Okay, man. It's your life.

But I don't think you should be driving anywhere.

At least let me drive you to your destination.

Nice car you got here.

Thanks. What's your name anyway?

Please forgive me. My name's Matt.

Nice to meet you. What's yours?

Ross Blakely. Nice to meet you.

I bet it is, Ross.

It is nice meeting me, isn't it?

Whoa, man, slow down, man! Slow down.

Sure thing, Ross.

I just wanted to see what this baby can do.

I guess sometimes I do drive a little reckless.

I guess that's why I do walk most places.

Yeah, maybe that's a good idea.

Oh, oh, maybe I am gonna die tonight.

♪ No, no, no, no ♪

Dude, is this gun yours?

Yeah, that's my gun!

Watch where you're pointing it.

You are reckless.

I'm just messing with you, Ross.

But seriously, is that gun yours or not?

Yeah, it's my gun.

I guess the druggies didn't need it

after you spoiled them blowing my brains out.

And the weird thing was my niece's idea.

Can you believe that?

My own-

Whoa!

No, I dig that. I dig it.

Now I know why you don't wanna go to the hospital.

Uh, home it is, then.

Yeah. Yeah.

Uh, I just need your address, Ross,

and you can just lean back and take a nap

and I'll, I'll be your copilot.

Where am I?

Matt was supposed to take me home.

Hmm, maybe he felt this was the best place for you.

No, really, where am I?

Who are you?

Well, you're actually inside your sister's church.

This is the Joy of Life Bible Church.

I'm Pastor Micah Princeton.

And who rapped me?

Well, lucky for you, I used to be an EMT

before accepting the calling of the Lord.

Well, thank you, Florence Nightingale.

You know, - I think I actually met you once before, Ross.

Really?

Yeah, unfortunately I believe it was

at the funeral of Samantha's husband.

Well, forgive me if I don't remember you.

That's a day, I try and forget.

Yeah, burying that godly brother was one

of the saddest days that I've experienced

since accepting the work here.

But I do thank God every day that our brother Donald is

at rest in heaven next to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

You believe that baloney.

Look at me.

I'm not one of your sheep that believes everything

that spews out of your mouth.

Take it easy.

You're lucky you're not at home right now

taking care of yourself.

Do you realize how injured you really are?

Preacher man, you have no idea.

Oh, I'm sure I don't, but listen to me for a minute.

Your ribs are badly bruised

and they could possibly be broken,

and you might be speaking clearly now,

but that doesn't mean that you don't have a concussion.

I'd really like for you to get some X-rays.

I know you don't wanna go to the hospital.

Nah, nah, nah, nah.

Rossy baby, he don't go, he don't go to the hospital.

That's where people go to die.

Well, all I can offer you here is some rest

and over-the-counter pain relievers.

You know what I really need?

I need to think that Matt fella.

Without him, Jenny and her two dimwitted friends

would surely put a bullet in my head.

Well, I guess I should be thankful

that Jenny is still alive,

even though it is time that she re-dedicated her life

to Christ and came back to the fold

before something really terrible happens to her.

Well, you know what?

It's too late now.

She's already addicted to drugs.

To many teenagers these days are addicted to drugs.

If only that they would allow Bible teachings of the Lord

- inside our schools- - Or less drug dealers.

How about that on the streets?

How about that?

I agree with that.

Do you know, you said something

a minute ago that I do believe is wrong.

Oh, really?

You said that you owed Matt your life,

but really God is the reason that you're still alive.

God.

Yes, God.

You see, Matt was merely an instrument that God used

in order to rescue you.

Matt being at the right place

at the right time was simply God at work.

God is never late to work.

Enlighten me, then. Tell me this.

God saved me, a scoundrel like me,

but he couldn't save Jenny's father,

a man who loved God, a man who worshiped God every Sunday,

singing His hymns.

He rescues me?

I don't even remember the last time I went to church.

You know what I've done to people?

Well, Ross, all I can say is that the Lord-

- Works in mysterious ways, right?

I was, in fact, gonna say that

It's a cop out.

Hear me? It's a cop out.

That's what you Christians say when God tears apart lives.

You know what He's done to my life,

what He's done in my family's life.

He's torn us apart.

We must also never presume

to understand His divine reasons.

Yeah.

Personally, I believe that God allowed

Brother Donald to pass away

because he was born again,

and he had a place reserved in heaven for him.

But in your case, knowing what your sister's told me

about you, I believe God rescued you last night

in order to give you another opportunity to be saved.

I probably don't have to remind you all,

but I suddenly remembered begging God to help me last night

when I realized I was on the highway to hell

if Joey and his game snuffed me,

and I'm not talking about the song.

I think maybe you need some rest.

I'm gonna head on out of here.

No wait, you're right.

When they had me on the ground and they were gonna put

a bullet in my head, I do remember.

The devil, he was standing behind them and he was grinning

because he knew he was gonna take me.

He knew it.

Okay?

No, no, no. This is heavy.

This is heavy, heavy.

You don't understand.

I was gonna be in hell forever.

I was gonna burn in those flames forever.

You may have denied Him in the past,

but Jesus Christ is the Son of God,

and He died for your sins and mine

and accepting Him as your Lord and Savior

is the one and only way.

Here it is, folks.

This is the part where you been waiting for,

the part where, well, let's just let it play out.

Cue the music, cue the harps, the violins, it's happening.

Well, Ross, it's decision time,

and I think you know it, too.

So what's it gonna be?

Will you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior?

Or will you deny Him once again

and leave here knowing for certain

that you're still hell-bound when you die?

Hell no, not this time.

Tell me, Pastor, how do I,

how do I accept Jesus in my heart?

How does he become my, my Savior?

Well, it's really simple.

I want you to repeat this prayer after me.

All right.

Lord Jesus, I come to you now as a sinner.

Lord Jesus, I come to you now as a sinner.

I repent of my sins and I ask that You cleanse me of them

by Your precious blood that You shed

on the cross of Calvary.

I repent of my sins,

and I ask that you cleanse me

with that precious blood that You shed

on the cross at Calvary.

I submit my life wholly to You and ask You

to come into my life and be my Lord and Savior.

I submit wholeheartedly to You.

Come into my life. Be my Savior.

Amen.

Amen.

That's it?

Isn't that enough.

And he was right, of course.

What I just did was plenty.

Ross invited Jesus Christ into his heart.

Whoa. And here's the kicker.

He accepted the invite.

I could feel the Holy Spirit all over me,

Jesus Christ, a part of my every bit of my body.

I'm saved, I'm born again, leaving my horrid pass behind me,

can I get an amen?

You are right.

That heaviness? The heaviness is gone.

That elephant on my shoulders is gone.

Yes, His will be done.

I feel clean, not splish-splashy clean.

My soul feels clean.

My soul feels clean.

Welcome into the fold of our Lord Jesus Christ.

You accepted me.

Here I come.

Yeah, this Broadway.

Hey, Broadway, this is Ross.

Rossy baby, what's going on?

What can I do for you?

Yeah, Crockett got the best of me the other night.

I'm mending up, but I need you to do me a favor.

I need some surveillance.

Yeah, yeah, I can do that, Rossy.

I ain't got nothing better to do anyway,

and I could use the extra bread.

No, I'm really, really trying. I really am.

I'm trying to keep up with the faith

and the courage, but-

- Well, here comes the newest member

of the Joy of Life Bible Church.

That's me.

Ross?

Oh god!

Oh no you don't, you get right back here.

Oh my gosh.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Not too hard.

Ross, do you know how hard and how long I've prayed

for you to see the light?

Oh, I saw it. Trust me, I saw it.

Dear God, you know, after Donny died,

I never thought that this would happen.

Thank you.

I asked Samantha to let you rest,

but I can see you decided to get up on your own.

Let me tell you something.

Old Ross and rest, we don't sleep.

I guess not.

Are you hungry?

You want me to get you something to eat?

That'd be appreciated, man.

Just like soup or something.

My stomach right now, it's twisted.

All right, well, let me go see what I can find.

Go ahead and have a seat here.

I know you and Samantha have a lot to catch up on.

We do, thank you.

Ross, what are we gonna do about Jenny?

We really do need to get her back to us and back

to the church before anything really evil happens to her.

Well, I hate to tell you this sis,

I hate to be the one that tells you this.

Jenny, she's addicted to drugs.

No!

And she's sleeping with a drug-dealing boyfriend.

No! No.

God, please, she's just a little girl.

Please, just get her back to us.

She's all confused and messed up.

Now if Sis is this upset

over the drugs and the underage sex,

why, I sure as heck don't wanna tell her

how her little cheerleader daughter thought

it would be a great idea

to blow Uncle Ross's brains out.

Gimme a K, gimme an I, gimme an L, gimme another L.

And what's that spell? What's that spell?

Please, in the name of Jesus, amen.

Hey, man.

Ross will handle it, okay? I got this.

Now that we know where she is, Pastor Micah,

he thinks that we should just let the police handle it.

You involve CPS, you involve the cops,

it's only gonna be ugly.

Let me tell you, let me tell you.

She's holed up with two guys and they're no good.

Joey and Denny, they're wolves, and they showed

- their teeth last night. - No.

They would've for sure killed me

had it not been for the intervention of God.

No.

Praise the Lord.

Hey did I just hear someone say praise the Lord?

You sure did.

I hope you don't mind leftover microwaved stew.

You know what? It's wonderful.

Thank you. Thank you.

Pastor, my brother doesn't think

we should call the authorities.

Why not?

Things are gonna end badly.

They're gonna go down there. They will find her.

But those two guys she's holed up with?

They're really bad dudes,

and they won't hesitate to get in a gun fight.

And if that happens, if that happens,

who knows what's gonna happen to Jenny?

Oh, no, this gets more upsetting.

Calm down, sister.

I believe God is already at work in this situation.

Do you think so, Pastor?

Well, look at what's already happened.

I know.

In just three days, Ross located Jenny.

That's something the police

haven't been able to do in a month.

What do you think we should do, Ross?

That man's got a point.

Well, first thing you should do,

I think you should trust your brother.

Look at me, look at me.

No.

I'll find her.

Right now, I got someone on the case

staking out the trailer where they're staying.

Trust me, give me a day to heal, just a day,

and good old Ross, he'll be back on the case.

Yeah, but Ross, just sounds too dangerous.

Danger is my middle name.

Your middle name is Francis.

Don't say that in front of people.

Sister, look at me.

Like the pastor said last night, God,

He involved me this for a purpose.

And that purpose is to find Jenny.

God has our backs.

Well, we'll both continue to pray along with you.

Besides, I don't know why, but I really believe

that God has a hand in what's happening with Jenny.

He sure does, brother. He sure does.

Pastor, I think I'm just gonna take Ross with me now.

He's just in no condition to stay here

or at his own place by himself.

Oh, nonsense. He can stay here with me.

Besides, if he's feeling up to it,

maybe tomorrow morning he can come

to morning worship with us.

You know what? I made it in here, right?

Hobbled my butt in here.

Yes, you did.

- Yes, you did. - That's right.

Indeed, you did, brother.

Can I ask you one question, though, Pastor?

Yeah, sure.

What time do you usually open your doors in the morning?

Well, our sanctuary doors are always open,

but our service begins at 10 a.m. in the morning.

I'll be there.

Hey, can I have another napkin? Please?

That's mine.

I don't know what I'm doing.

Am I doing this right?

I know you hate me.

I hate me.

'Cause I'm a sinner.

I'm a sinner!

I'm a sinner.

You know me better than anybody.

Better than myself.

I hurt so many people.

I'm evil.

I'm evil! I'm the devil.

I don't wanna be.

I hurt so many people.

I don't remember all.

Pete, Pete, for being a player.

He made a comment to some mobster's daughter

and they sent me.

Why did I have to hurt him so bad?

I crushed his fingers

over and over and over again.

He had a family he had to support.

What's he gonna do now?

Paula the prostitute.

A pimp said that she owed him money and he sent me.

And old Ross, he has to come in strong.

I beat her so bad.

I beat a woman so bad.

I didn't know she was pregnant.

I didn't know she was pregnant!

She lost the baby.

I didn't know there was a baby!

I didn't know.

I'm sorry, Paula.

I'm so sorry.

Reggie.

Why'd you have to gamble so much?

They sent me to teach you a lesson

that Ross always delivers.

Shattered his kneecaps.

He's never gonna coach again.

I just want to die!

I deserve to die.

But Lord, have mercy!

Have mercy.

Have mercy, Lord.

I'm a sinner.

♪ Ah ♪

♪ Ah, ah, ah ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ I drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ Drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

Waiting for like damn five hours,

not seen nothing yet.

All y'all tripping and passed out.

Good morning, brothers and sisters.

- Good morning, Pastor. - Good morning.

It is so good to see each

and every one of you here this morning.

Amen.

We do have some visitors with us.

And if you are visiting, we want you to know

that you are our honored guest and we would love

for you to stick around after our worship this morning

so that we can get to know you a little bit better.

I'm happy to announce

that we have a special treat this morning.

We have someone that has come all the way from Orlando,

Florida to share her gift with us.

And I would love for all of us

to give her a nice, warm welcome.

So I'm honored to introduce Ms. Lindsey McCabe.

thank you so much.

I'm so grateful to be here and thank you very much

Pastor Micah Princeton for giving me this opportunity

to be here with you and share my original music.

Praise God.

I just wanna encourage you today.

Life is so difficult these days.

- Yes. - Amen.

And I wrote the song during a time in my life

that was very challenging, but there is good news.

There is hope.

- Yes. - Yes, there is.

John 16:33 says, "I have told you these things

so that in Me, you may have peace.

In this world, you will have trouble, but take heart.

I have overcome the world."

I don't know what you're going through today,

but I want you to know that the Great Physician

is available to you.

You can seek healing from the Prince of Peace.

And that's what this song is about.

It's an open invite to come as you are.

This is your invitation to peace.

♪ Are you standing in the middle of a storm ♪

♪ Do you wonder if you'll never reach the shore ♪

♪ Do you think you're too broken to be fixed ♪

♪ And this will always be the way it is ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ There is hope ♪

♪ This is an invitation to come as you are ♪

♪ A place of sweet surrender ♪

♪ Healing your heart ♪

♪ Jesus, He is waiting with all that you need ♪

♪ This is your invitation ♪

♪ To peace ♪

♪ There is nothing you could ever do ♪

♪ That would separate His love from you ♪

♪ You could never, ever run too far ♪

♪ That His arms can't reach to where you are ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ There is hope ♪

♪ This is an invitation to come as you are ♪

♪ A place of sweet surrender ♪

♪ Healing your heart ♪

♪ Jesus, He is waiting with all that you need ♪

♪ This is your invitation ♪

♪ To peace ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ You don't have to be a prisoner of your past ♪

♪ Come and find your freedom at last ♪

♪ This is an invitation ♪

♪ To come as you are ♪

♪ You are, you are ♪

♪ This is an invitation to come as you are ♪

♪ A place of sweet surrender ♪

♪ Healing your heart ♪

♪ Jesus, he is waiting with all that you need ♪

♪ This is your invitation ♪

♪ Hey, your invitation ♪ ♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Hey, your invitation ♪ ♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ To peace ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ To peace ♪

Whoo!

Wow, that was such a beautiful song.

And I want to thank Lindsey so much for,

for sharing her gift.

- I think we all enjoyed that- - Yeah!

- So very much. - Yes!

Amen!

That is a perfect transition

into what I would like to speak to you about this morning.

Jesus told a parable when his disciple, Peter,

asked Him a simple question.

He said, "Lord, how many times should I forgive my brother

or sister who sins against me?

Up to seven times?"

And Jesus looked at Peter and he said, "No, Peter,

not 7 times, but 70 times 7."

Let me turn in my Bible

to that passage and look at this parable.

What is that?

Nobody.

Does it have to do with Jennifer?

Nope.

As a matter of fact, I turned it off

'cause I wanna hear the sermon.

- Okay. - Shh.

Whoa, what's going on here?

Joey, you in there?

Hey, we need some grass. Open up!

Open the frigging door, fellas!

Yeah, Broadway, what you got for me?

Last night, they left? They haven't been back?

Yeah, you've been there awhile.

Go ahead and go home. Yeah.

Yes, yes, I got your potato chips.

All right, man. Bye.

Can you make some room

on this table for some dinner?

Definitely. You didn't have to do this, Pastor.

Oh, no problem Ross.

I know you said you wanted to read this evening,

so I figured I'd bring you a plate in here.

Much appreciated. Thank you.

Let's go ahead and pray.

Of course.

Bless us, Lord, for these Thy gifts

we're about to receive from Thy bounty

through Christ our Lord.

Amen.

Amen.

I'm sorry. I only had one napkin left.

I must be running a little short.

That's all right. You know what?

You should have my sister buy napkins

for all that she asked for you.

I will.

Definite.

Hey, any news on Jennifer?

Nah, the last I heard is they,

they left the, the place where they were hiding.

Who knows where they could be now, you know.

But I got somebody on it, a friend of mine.

So we'll see.

Well, in situations like these,

the only thing you can really do is pray

because God's eyes and ears are everywhere,

and He knows where Jennifer is.

And I do believe that He's gonna help us find her.

Well, let's pray.

Dear God, please help us find this

missing child, Jennifer Wallace.

She continues to be one of your children,

even though she is backslidden.

Oh, mighty God, please help us bring her back safe and sound

to her loving family, and Heavenly Father,

please also return her to your flock.

Clear the devil's deceit from her young eyes

so that she may see the error of her ways,

return to the fold, and seek your unquestioning forgiveness.

In Jesus' name we pray, amen.

Amen.

I would like for you to do me a favor.

Yeah?

While searching for your niece,

I want you to remember this passage,

"God gives His angels charge over you.

They take you up in their hands

lest you hit your feet against a stone."

Psalm 91:11-12.

I like that.

Malvado, que paso?

Ross, Ross, yo, yo, man. Calm down, man.

Is there any way to talk to your employer?

Yeah, yeah, pull it back.

Man, I've been trying to call you all day, man.

I shouldn't have to call you all day!

Anyway, man, I got a collection assignment for you.

What? Retired?

Man, don't make me laugh.

You'll be retired when I say you're retired,

you understand what I'm saying?

Plus anyway, I think you're gonna like this assignment.

You know Broadway, right? Our old buddy, Billy Miller.

Yeah, well he owe me five Gs,

and I need you to get my money.

Anyway, since he's your bro and all,

you ain't gotta break both arms.

One busted arm should be good enough.

You know what? I'll come see you tonight.

There's some stuff we have to discuss.

Well, make it happen.

What up, Ross? Malvado's angry.

Better get inside.

Yeah.

What's going on, Ross?

Well certainly, come on in.

Have a seat.

Oh wait, you already are sitting.

You want something to eat?

Nah, I'm good, Malvado.

I had a pot pie earlier.

Mm, sounds good.

You's gonna disrespect my food like that?

I ain't disrespecting anything.

It's the five Gs Broadway owes you. Wanna count it?

Nah, man, I trust you, Ross.

We just got one problem, though.

Oh, yeah? And what's that?

I suspect this money didn't come from Billy Miller.

You suspect right. I'm covering his debt.

Money's money.

Ross, this ain't how we do it, baby.

- Oh, yeah? - See,

it's not about the money, brother.

It's the principle of the thing.

You see, I got a reputation to uphold, all right?

And the borrower, Billy, is supposed

to pay me back the loan with a little bit

of arm twisting, of course.

Quite a reputation you have here, Malvado,

but let me tell you something

and let me tell you real clear.

I don't work for you anymore. I work for Jesus.

The hell you do!

Hell. I used to be afraid of that word, but you know what?

Just like you, I'm not frightened of it anymore.

As matter of fact, I feel really good

knowing Jesus has wiped my sins clean.

Well, you can't teach me nothing about sin.

Oh, really?

Quite a lot of food there.

You know, gluttony's a sin.

Ross, you stop it!

Oh. Oh!

Oh, now!

Oh, oh, oh, oh, breathe! You can't breathe?

You see?

The old Ross would've let you choke to death

and fall face-first in that chicken.

The new Ross has to tell you one thing.

God, He loves you and people like you.

Some water, drink it, and calm down.

Don't walk out on me!

Who's this.

Let him go, Malvado.

Have a blessed day.

Yeah, whatever you say.

Rossy, baby!

You got my money?

Just get in the car before I give you

something to moan-ey about.

Okay.

You're still gonna pay me, right?

Actually, Broadway, I just happen

to be a little short on cash.

You're kidding me, right?

Please tell me you're kidding me.

Nope. I'm serious.

Aw, man, Ross.

I spent all day watching that trailer for you.

And I spent all night scurrying around town

collecting five Gs that you owed Malvado.

Wait, whoa, whoa, you did what?

Paid Malvado.

- Hey- - He wanted me

to break your arms, too.

Ross, you paid my debt?

Yep. Paid your debt.

And you got the use of both arms.

I don't know what to say.

I mean, you literally saved my life, man.

I didn't know what I was gonna do.

Well, what you can say is that you're never gonna

borrow from him again.

Oh, believe me, I learned my lesson from that.

You know what, if him or any

of his men mess with you, come to me.

I'll take care of it.

I sure will.

I sure will, Ross. Thank you so much.

Yeah.

Is there anything I can do for you?

Yeah, as a matter of fact, there is something you can do.

You could come down to one of the church sermons.

Me and my sister, Sam, Joy of Life Bible Church.

You serious?

Serious.

I can certainly do that. No problemo.

Anything else I can do for you?

Yeah. Stop calling me Rossy, baby.

I'm sorry, Rossy, baby.

You know I'm gonna kill you, right?

♪ I was bleeding on the ground, slumped ♪

♪ Came from broken homes ♪

♪ We thought that killing our own empowered us ♪

♪ Know I thought I found love ♪

♪ The first time that I was drunk ♪

♪ Smoking one of the blunts to the dome ♪

♪ With hood rats as wild as us ♪

♪ Thought I found love ♪

♪ But swimming in Prada ♪

♪ I drowned in lust ♪

Somehow I knew I'd end up kicking in

this door at some point, so folks, let's get it done.

You gotta be kidding me.

They really were imbeciles.

Yeah, I remember you.

Calm down, Ross. Get it together, get it together.

You're slipping.

Really?

Oh my god.

Someone was having fun.

Please do not be my niece's.

Zombie lube? Oh man, that's just nasty.

I need a bath after this.

Hey Ross. Nice to see you again.

Matt, what are you doing here?

I was just out for a walk, but what are you doing here?

Still trying to get my niece back to her mom.

It looks like they vacated the trailer,

so who knows now where Jenny may be.

Just curious, who is that old dude with him?

You mean Denny Richards?

Yeah. Did you check his old place?

You know what?

You may have something they're.

Always trying to help, Ross.

I do realize that now.

Thank you for saving my life and my soul the other night.

You're welcome, Ross.

I'm glad to see you're feeling better.

Especially considering you were unconscious

when I dropped you off in the church parking lot.

That detour is what got me saved, so thanks again.

Speaking of detours, shouldn't we be heading

over to old Denny's place.

Yes, and I know where that old crack house is.

Can I drive?

Of, of course. Not.

Aw!

But I do want you to go with me, brother.

Let's go.

Before I commit to this rescue mission,

I just wanna make sure that you know what isn't in.

What? You mean the gun?

Duh, of course I mean the gun.

I don't want you going in there and killing someone, okay?

You know guns for protection, too.

God is our protection.

Indeed He is.

Dude! You just got a Bible in here.

It was my brother-in-law's.

Samantha gave it to me and now

I take it everywhere I go.

Amen.

Amen.

My niece! She's in there sleeping and she's all alone.

Thank God.

Can you believe these idiots left it open?

Wakey, wakey, eggs and bakey.

What?

Let's go.

What time is it?

It's time for you to get dressed,

get your things, and go home to your mother.

Uncle Ross?

How did you find me this time?

With a little help from a friend.

And you are?

One of Joey's friends, I suppose.

Listen, when Joey finds out you ratted him out

to my family, he'll murder you.

Well, that's not very nice.

Look, kid, this man right here is the one that saved me

when you and your little drug-dealing boyfriend

had me all tied up in the woods.

Remember that? Remember that?

Whatever.

Let's go, now. Come on!

We don't have time.

Yes, sir. Any other orders?

As a matter of fact, yes.

Is there a paper and pen here?

Because you're gonna write a letter

to your little boyfriend.

Tell him if him and his old goofball friend decide

to go over to your mom's,

they're going to find old Rossy boy, because guess what?

I'm gonna be living with you and your mom now.

There's gonna be discipline in the house.

I already told you I'm not leaving and you can't make me!

Oh, really? Is that what you think?

Let's go. Let's go now!

Don't touch me or I'll scream!

I'll scream until this whole neighborhood hears.

Scream as loud as you want. I don't care.

You're under age and he's your uncle,

so the police will take his side.

Who asked you?

I don't know what you're waiting for.

Get dressed, get packed, or I'll drag you out

just the way you are.

Ross, she's probably trying

to stall until her friends get back.

Hey, why don't you shut up, smartass?

You know what?

When was the last time you got your butt whooped?

Okay, okay. I'll get my stuff.

I don't know why the hell you're doing this to me.

It's not like you and mom ever see eye to eye

on anything anyway.

Now you're moving in?

Yeah, had a change of heart on a lot of things.

But me and your mom, we now agree

on what's really important.

Yeah. See Daddy's Bible in your hand.

She'll never replace my daddy as far as I'm concerned.

I don't wanna replace your dad. I'm not Donny.

So what, you're like Christian now?

You're born again? Just like Mom.

Like I used to be.

As a matter of fact, I've seen the light.

I'm now saved by grace.

You're funny!

I escaped being conned by religion,

but you gone to crawling right back into my place.

You used to be so cool.

Yeah.

I used to envy how independent you were.

No.

How my mom could wrap you around her finger, but now?

How ridiculous you are.

You now believe in God and Jesus and all that nonsense.

You used to believe, too.

Don't you remember when you used to preach to me?

Yeah, guess I did.

Christianity once made sense to me,

but ever since dad died,

everything just became so damn miserable and confusing.

Going to church became a chore.

But then I met Joey.

So drugs became your pathway to enlightenment, ey?

Are you still here?

You know, Jenny, he's right.

Well, at least Joey isn't judging me all the time

like he's God, which is exactly what Mom used to do.

You know, I don't claim to understand all

that God does.

I don't know why He took your father,

but I, I think he would want us to be together.

He'd want you to be home, Jenny.

Your mom wants you home.

Look at me, Jenny. I want you home.

We'll get through this as a family.

Jenny, ain't going nowheres.

That's right, Jenny ain't going nowhere.

Like I said, Jenny ain't going anywhere,

especially not with you, old man.

Why don't you let her decide?

My girl wants to stay right here with her man

where it's nice and easy,

and I never asked, don't you baby?

Yeah, I guess so.

You see, the girl loves me.

Yeah, hear that, Uncle Ross?

Jenny wants to stay with her loving man.

She didn't want to go back to her mom

and be holy rolled again.

Just let her go. She's under 16.

She's too young to be with you two,

be getting stoned all day.

Man, what part are you not getting?

Jenny's not going anywhere, man.

Maybe I scrambled your brains too much

when I hit you the last time.

Maybe what you need to unscramble them brains

is for me to thump you in the head again.

Maybe that'll show you that we're just not kidding around.

Maybe we should have just killed him

when he had the chance.

Yeah.

And we wouldn't have to be here listening

to all this nonsense.

Oh, we can rectify that, Joey.

I can take his body and, and toss it down in the basement

and, and let it rot down there

and nobody'll know the difference.

No, we're not going to shoot him.

We've already been over this.

And we're not gonna shoot his friend either.

What friend? Who are you talking about, baby?

There was a guy who came here with Ross.

Well, where is he?

Tell us where he is!

You guys must have spooked him off.

He ran off as soon as you guys came in.

Who is he, anyway?

Start talking!

It's just one of her church members.

A friend of her mother, that's it.

Well, Joey, you got the scene under control, huh?

I'll go, I'll go look for him.

Okay, go get him, Denny.

You know what, Joey?

Hmm?

You should give your life to Jesus

instead of messing up kids' lives.

Those drugs, all they do is destroy.

What? Man, Denny must've hit you really hard, man.

I thought you was a tough guy.

Huh? When did you get religion?

Probably after you hit the living daylights out of him.

So now that you've seen the light,

it's your purpose to help the sinners like me,

is that, am I, am I, am I getting it right?

You definitely qualify as a sinner.

You know what you need to do?

What's that?

Give up that thug life.

And give your life to the Savior.

Is this guy for real? Is your uncle for real right now?

For God so loved the world that He gave

His only begotten Son that he who follows should not perish,

but have everlasting life.

I had enough of this crap.

Jenny's not going anywhere, okay?

Run on home, tell her mama you couldn't find her,

and leave us alone.

I'm sorry, Joey. Rossy just can't do that.

You see, I promised Samantha I'd bring her home

and that's what her uncle intends to do.

Just how did you intend to do that, Holmes?

Joey, stop?

- Mm. - Don't shoot him.

Please.

Last time, I was frightened

when this punk put a gun to my head,

but this time I'm feeling no fear whatsoever.

The last time I had no hope.

I knew the only thing that awaited me

after death was darkness

and an eternity of torment.

But this time, this time

if he pulls that trigger, I know I'm heaven-bound.

Rossy boy is going uptown, man.

I sure wish this boy could read my mind.

You know what?

You don't want to kill me, Joey.

You know it's a sin to kill someone.

Baby, baby, please don't shoot him.

Stay out of it, Jenny!

If he's not gonna stay out of our business,

we're just gonna have to help him with that, huh?

Joey?

Hmm?

How about I just go home with him, okay?

What, you wanna leave me now, too?

I'll be 16 soon.

It means I can leave home. They won't have to stop me.

No, he knows too much about my business.

Look, look, look who I found in the kitchen.

I was hungry.

Yo, is that a sandwich?

No, no!

What have you done? You idiot!

He was gonna shoot us! I seen him.

He was gonna take Joey's gun and shoot us.

I bet your pardon?

Uncle Ross, I'm sorry.

Please, I'm sorry.

Okay, everyone, no need to panic.

Let's call an ambulance for Ross,

and Joey and Denny, you guys skidaddle

before the authorities arrive.

Aw, man, that's not gonna stop the cops

from looking for us.

This is Danny's house.

Well, well, I don't want my house

to be a, be a crime scene.

Seriously, dude?

You should've thought about that before you shot my friend.

I think I'm all right.

The bullets hit the Bible.

All right, I know how to clean this up.

And the witnesses.

No, stop it, everybody! Please, make it stop!

It is gonna stop right now!

Everybody, get up!

Who are you, man? Hmm?

Yeah.

Joey, Jimmy, you need to leave now.

Whatever happens to you is your own business.

Yeah, I'd like to know who you are, too.

I'm the guardian angel that your mom sent to protect you.

Yeah. And my guardian, too, right?

Enough small talk.

You two need to be getting home.

Samantha's waiting.

I'm sorry. Can you ever forgive me?

Jennifer, if your mother could forgive

this drunk driver who died

with your dad that fateful night,

I'm pretty sure your uncle can forgive you.

♪ This is an invitation ♪

♪ To come as you are ♪

♪ A place of sweet surrender ♪

♪ Healing your heart ♪

♪ Jesus, He is waiting with all that you need ♪

♪ This is your invitation ♪

♪ To peace ♪

Rossy, baby, got room for Broadway?

Whoo! Love you, brother.

Girls, scoot over, while I give regards to Broadway.

Brothers and sisters, how many of you have ever heard

of the story of the prodigal son?

♪ Forgive our sins as we forgive ♪

♪ You taught us how to pray ♪

♪ But You alone can grant us grace ♪

♪ To live the words we say ♪

♪ How can Your pardon reach and bless ♪

♪ The unforgiving heart ♪

♪ That broods on wrong and will not let ♪

♪ Old bitterness depart ♪

♪ In blazing light, Your cross reveals ♪

♪ The truth we barely knew ♪

♪ What trivial debts ♪

♪ Are all to us ♪

♪ How great is our debt to You ♪

♪ Lord, cleanse the debts ♪

♪ Within our souls ♪

♪ And bid resentment cease ♪

♪ Then bound to all ♪

♪ In bonds of love ♪

♪ Our lives will spread Your peace ♪

♪ Then bound to all ♪

♪ In bonds of love ♪

♪ Our lives will spread Your peace ♪

♪ Ah, ah, ah, ah ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ I drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ Drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪ ♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ I drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ Drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪ ♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Sinner ♪

♪ I did wrong in the past ♪

♪ Nobody's per, we make mistakes ♪

♪ But it's never too late ♪

♪ To change your way ♪

♪ I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Forgive me for that ♪

♪ All I ask ♪

♪ Just listen to my prayer ♪

♪ You won't let me down ♪

♪ Lift up my head ♪

♪ You're the man ♪

♪ You're my Father ♪

♪ Yeah, You're great ♪

♪ You're everything that I need ♪

♪ That's why I drop down ♪

♪ To my knee, pray to You ♪

♪ I'm thankful for another day ♪

♪ I'm thankful for another day, yeah ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ I drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ Drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪ ♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ I drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ Drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪ ♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Yeah, Lord, I did wrong in the past ♪

♪ I need forgiving ♪

♪ Get me out, locked down ♪

♪ Don't wanna go back to that place ♪

♪ I need forgiveness for my sins ♪

♪ Can You hear me ♪

♪ Can You feel me ♪

♪ You, man, I got plan ♪

♪ Moving on from the path ♪

♪ I can't deal with all that ♪

♪ Never fall for the Lord ♪

♪ I'm standing tall ♪

♪ Never fall for the Lord ♪

♪ I'm standing tall ♪

♪ Never fall for the Lord ♪

♪ I'm standing tall ♪

♪ I'm standing tall ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ Everybody make mistakes ♪

♪ I drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ Drop down to my knees and pray ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪

♪ I want forgiveness ♪ ♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a sinner ♪

♪ Lord, I'm a ♪

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