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[aircraft droning]
[helicopters whirring]
You know, staring at him don't make it no easier, bro.
Not gonna make it no worse either.
[Travis chuckling]
[gunfire]
We haven't been outside the wire in, what, three weeks?
Not a peep.
Sounds like a devil's wedding reception out there tonight.
You alright, bro?
'Cause I can talk to Ranger 6, take your platoon out.
No. I got this.
You know, TJ turns ten next month.
- We're gonna get him baptized. - That's cool, man.
Tell him Uncle Travis says hello when you call him, alright?
Remember when this whole thing got started, man?
Just two young, hard charging infantrymen
ready to take on the world.
Look at us now.
Fifteen years later,
and we're still fighting this war.
Don't know what you want me to say about that, brother.
Wanna drink this?
Nothing you can say. It is what it is.
But I appreciate it if you pray with me tonight, though,
before I go outside the wire.
No, now, we done went down this rabbit hole
tons of time, Preach, alright?
You know I don't subscribe to the lies
in that book, alright?
Plus, if God did exist, He don't give a crap about me.
This is, what, your eighth tour in the last ten years?
You received three purple hearts, survived two IED attacks
and you still don't believe that not only does God exist,
but He's got something bigger in store for your life.
War is my life, brother.
That's what I do.
That's all I know.
I'll really appreciate the extra coverage tonight.
Ain't gonna happen, Preach.
You know, this, this Bible belonged to my grandfather.
He gave it to my father and my father gave it to me
when I was about TJ's age.
And just stop right there.
If I was you, I'd make sure the lies in that book
don't get spread throughout my family no more.
You've lost your way, Travis.
And worst part about that is that
you've lost your faith in God.
Yeah, well...
Did you ever think maybe your God lost his faith in me?
No! I don't, because He hasn't and He never will.
Preach, look, man.
My parents spent their whole lives chasing after
the lies in that book, man, and look where it got them.
You need to go home, brother.
You need to look into your parents' accident.
I know it's not gonna be easy, but you need to move on.
So what, Preach, is that what your God telling me I should do?
[gunfire]
Your soul is lost, brother.
You're lost.
But it's never too late to find your way back to God.
The question is, do you wanna find your way back?
Man...
Don't lose your life without having your soul ready.
Whatever, man.
Preach: Travis.
Am I my brother's keeper?
Stay alert, Preach.
Stay alive, brother.
Stay alive.
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Sarge! Sarge! Get up! It's second platoon!
Man 1: They just got hit! - What?
Man 1: The second platoon. They just got hit.
How bad it is? How many people got hurt?
They're dead. All of them, sarge.
Oh, sh...
Make a hole! Make a hole! Make a hole!
[siren blaring]
Bring him right here! Right here! Right here! Let's go!
I need another hand, let's go!
[dramatic music]
No! No, no! No!
Oh. Oh. Oh!
[sobbing] No, no, no!
No! No! No! No! No!
Shit!
Preach, man.
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[indistinct chatter]
Hood: It's good to see you. How there, Judy?
- How's that grandbaby? - Wonderful.
[Hood chuckling]
- Deacon Tiffany. - Good morning, pastor.
- Good to see you. - Mwah. You, too.
How are those counseling sessions going?
[sighing] They are going so well,
but you know that we have got to...
I know what you're going to say.
I promise, as soon as the church can afford it,
we're gonna take care of those repairs.
- Yes, sir. Okay. - Okay.
- I'll see you later. - Yes.
- Hello there, Julie. - Good morning.
Why do we act surprised when we're faced with trials?
Hm?
Why do we think our trials and our problems
are too big for us to handle when we have God?
Did He not say to us, "Behold, I am the Lord,
the God of all flesh."
"Is anything too difficult for Me?"
Congregation: No. No!
In Isaiah 41 and 10, God tells us to not fear,
for He is with us.
In Psalms 55 and 22,
He tells us to cast our burdens upon Him,
and He will sustain us.
Just because we think our trials and our problems
are too big for us, that does not make them
too big for our God.
[applauding]
Amen.
Hood: Even with everything that's happening
in our world today, all the craziness that's going on,
I want you to know that God will build
a mighty, mighty shield around you
if you trust and believe in Him.
He will deliver you because He is faithful
and He is righteous.
He is our El Shaddai, our Lord God Almighty!
He is Yahweh.
He is El Olam, our most high God!
He is Jehovah-Jireh, the Lord that provides.
He is Jehovah-Rapha, the Lord that heals.
And I say that if you don't know Him by any other name,
you can take comfort in knowing that He is
and shall always be El-o-him.
He is God!
Amen! Amen! That's right. Amen!
Amen. Amen. Amen.
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Big D: That looked like your boy right there.
Big Six: Yeah, look at this clown.
Big D: I guarantee you he don't have the money.
I bet he's short.
Big Six: Think so? Big D: I already know so.
[window whirring]
That's all we can afford.
Feels light.
You're gonna short me again this month, too, huh?
Feel that, Big D. That feel light to you?
And you got two weeks, Sweat Suit Donnie.
We can't pay that kind of money to keep the shop open.
Nah. That's where you're wrong.
Everybody pays.
And one way or the other, everybody pays.
[engine starts]
I want my money, Donnie.
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♪ I'mma show you how to do this ♪♪♪
[rap music]
Water poured through the roof
like a screen door on a submarine.
And that ain't the worst of it, pastor.
Hood: Oh, boy.
[water splashing]
Yo, yo, hold up, hold up! Slow down. Slow down.
There you go. [chuckles]
Well, I'll be...
What's up, Pop?
[both laughing]
When did you get home, son?
I just got back yesterday.
I was wondering when you was gonna make it back this way,
check on your parents' house.
Uh, you know, hell, I was coming.
I just, uh, I just, I needed a little time, you know,
with the accident and everything,
just get my head together.
Well, we, we all miss your mom and dad.
Yeah, I appreciate you taking care of the place
for me while I was gone.
I just wish that was the only reason
I was coming back.
Yeah, good friend of mine
got killed last week during a mission.
His body is due back stateside in a couple of weeks, so...
Hm, escort duty.
Yeah. This war has taken too many of our good men and women.
Pops, you know what, to be honest, I don't even know
if I can do it. I don't know if I...
To face 'em, his family, his son.
Oh, just lean on the Lord, son.
He'll give you and his family the strength
to get through this, yes, He will.
Pops, how's business? Where's Donnie?
Hm, where's Donnie? He's late. He's always late.
I'm telling you, one day that boy gonna be late
for something either very important or very bad.
Don't know which, but I do know for certain he will be late.
[both laughing]
- Same old Donnie, man. - Same old.
- Same old Donnie. - Ah.
As for business, well,
the neighborhood's changed since you were last here.
- How so? - Yeah, these kids.
They're gonna be coming around with pants hanging down
to their ankles, cursing and loud music,
run all the customers off.
- Who running off the customers? - He expect me to--
Oh, Pop, hold up, if you got a problem with somebody,
you know you can tell me, I'm here now.
- I'll take care of it. - No, no, no.
I can handle these new-age gangsters.
Plus, the Lord got a hedge of protection around me 24/7.
Yes, sir. [laughing]
- Same old Pops. - Um, hey, listen.
When you take care of my parents' house, did you ever--
[dishes clattering]
And it's also harder to get good help these days.
Alright, listen. We need to take care of that.
Yeah. Let me go take control to that.
- Alright. - Listen.
- Good to have you home, son. - Good to be back.
- Hm. - It's good to be back.
Just let me know if you need anything.
- Absolutely. - Alright.
Pops, Pops, Pops.
- Rangers lead the way, Pops. - Hoo-ah!
Rangers lead the way! Yes, sir!
[Travis chuckling]
- War hero! - Oh, man. Sweat Suit Donnie.
- What's up, boy? - How's it going, brother?
- I'm good. - When did you get back?
Oh, I just got back yesterday, man.
Yeah. How long are you in town for?
- Two, maybe three weeks. - Alright, listen. Listen.
I'm late, but you already know that, alright, but I'mma
pick you up later, we're gonna go shoot some pool together.
Oh, man, I can't do it tonight, man.
I'm still tired from this trip, man. Been in plane all day.
Yeah, alright. Sure. Listen, why don't you just come back?
Inside for a coffee, we can have doughnut--
Maybe tomorrow, man, I got something I gotta look into...
You need some help? I mean, I can tell Pops to--
Bro! I promise you, I'll catch up with you, alright?
You late, you need to get in there, I got something
I gotta do, but we'll hang, man, for sure.
Alright.
Possum's on the stump with this one, pastor.
Can it even be repaired?
It can, but not by the boys in this house.
They about as useful as a steering wheel on a mule.
Alright, Pedie, just do what you can to keep it running
until I get something figured out, alright?
I'll do my best, pastor. I'll do my best.
I know you will.
[siren blaring]
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Woman on PA: Paging Dr. Benzer. Paging Dr. Benzer.
- Travis. - Hey, Dr. Cunningham.
- Welcome home. - Thank you. Appreciate it.
Thanks for taking the time to see me.
- What can I do for you? - Look.
I wanna talk to you about my parents' accident.
Yes. That's very unfortunate.
I was going through their belongings and I couldn't find
this necklace that I made for my mother.
Are you sure she was wearing it the night of the accident?
Yeah, absolutely. This is it right here.
I'm just hoping maybe somebody saw something.
I'm-- I'm sorry.
But I would have definitely remembered that necklace.
Are you sure? I mean, you know...
Maybe somebody from the staff, maybe missed it or--
Travis, all the belongings that were on your parents
when the paramedics brought them in were carefully collected
and cataloged and turned over to the detectives.
I-- I'm sorry, but that necklace was not one of them.
Woman on PA: Dr. Cunningham to pharmacy.
I've got to run.
- It's good to see you. - You, too. Thanks again.
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[water sloshing]
[metal clanking]
Pull the gun!
I'm gonna get my team, we're gonna
come around west, alright?
[horn honking]
[intense music]
[gunfire]
[screaming]
Coming down the road two sniper fire.
[panting]
[screaming]
[sobbing]
Ah!
[indistinct chatter]
Not as good as you could, you know?
[indistinct chatter]
Who's there?
Good evening, Pops.
What do you want?
It's a nice night.
Pops: Who sent you?
Damon: That's a real nice dress, Ms. Wanda.
- Go inside, lock the door. - I will call the police.
[door unlocking]
I don't know what you want, young man,
but you, you making a big mistake.
Have a nice night... Pops.
It was good to get that off my chest. It felt strong.
S-- strong?
You air-force type don't know anything about strong.
This is army strong right here.
You call that a gun? This is a real gun.
Courtesy, United States Marine Corps.
- You're all welcome. - Here we go.
We gotta listen to this Marine Corps garbage again.
Well, okay, on that note,
I think that that is all for now.
You all have a wonderful evening. Goodnight.
All: Goodnight!
[indistinct chatter]
[sighing]
- Did Pastor Hood stop by? - He sure did.
Roof's still leaking. Temperature's still rising.
AC is still broken.
[sighing] I will talk to him again.
You do that, Ms. Tiffany,
'cause if we don't get somebody out here that can fix
all these repairs, especially that AC soon,
it's going to get hotter than two hamsters
fighting in a wool sack. Goodnight, doc.
[dramatic music]
[panting] Preach, I'm taking the platoon now.
Sniper!
Preach, no! No!
[engine revving]
He sent that man to our house.
Poor mother is scared to death.
I'll talk to him.
You need to do more than just talk.
[sighs] Listen, you got to fix this
even if it means telling him everything.
[birds chirping]
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[machine whirring]
Don't even act like you don't know what time it is!
[laughing] Look at you, man, come on.
My brother, man. [laughing]
[Travis laughing]
Oh, man. Hm. Hm.
Remember when we were little, we used to make my parents stop
every time we saw a doughnut shop?
I remember you used to make them stop,
I didn't used to make them stop.
- Oh! So you complaining? - No, you don't.
[Donnie laughing]
I still see you trying to be of service
and act like you know how to fix stuff.
I could use some help. You wanna pick up a tool?
Nope. No. I'll leave the manual labor to you and dad.
All that Rangers lead the way and hoo-ah stuff,
I'm like, "Rangers lead the way, to where? Wh-- what's a hoo-ah?"
I'mma have to school you about that, man.
- Man, good old times, man. Travis: Yes, sir.
I still remember your parents, man.
They didn't deserve to go the way they did.
Don't be sorry about it, man.
Accidents happen to good people, too.
Speaking of good people,
Pops looked a little rattled yesterday, man.
Everything alright in the shop?
Cool as can be.
Everything's cool, man. I promise.
Alright.
I went to talk to Dr. Cunningham yesterday.
Donnie: And what's up?
Man, it's this accident,
look, none of them makes sense to me, man. Never has.
What do you mean?
Donnie, my father would not have just accelerated
into a parked truck, man,
unless somebody or someone or something made him do that, man,
caused him to react that way.
Look, man, it was a ugly night that night, Travis. Okay?
There was a bad storm, roads was wet, slick.
Look, but you know my old man.
I mean, that would have made him more alert, man.
He would have been sharp.
I'm telling you, all these slick roads
and bad-night stuff people keep saying, I ain't buying it.
I think something else was the cause.
What do you think happened?
You know what? I don't know.
But I promise you, I'm gonna find out.
And when I do...
Come on, man.
[engine revving]
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We've identified three more homeless vets,
but we can't bring them into the center
until the repairs are done.
[sighs] We only have half of what we need
for all the repairs,
and that's not even enough to fix or replace the AC.
- We have to do something. - I know.
Hood: Hey. - Huh?
What if we are supposed to get another soldier to help us?
I heard that Matthew Fox's son is in town.
And if I remember correctly, he could fix just about anything.
Well, do you think he will help us?
There's only one way to find out. Let's go.
Okay.
[hammering]
Hood: What did I tell you? Tiffany: Heh-heh.
Hood: Travis!
Hello!
- How you doing, pastor? Hood: Doing good.
It's good to see you here safe and in good health.
To God be all the glory.
Let me tell you something, I really,
really miss your mom and dad.
They were fine, fine people.
Travis, this is Tiffany Robinson.
She heads up our new Veterans Center Ministry.
Hi.
What can I do for you, pastor?
Well, it's the veteran's center building.
- It's in pretty bad shape. - It's in horrible shape.
[laughing]
She's right.
Travis, we need someone with your skills
who can come in and help us renovate this place,
so that we can open our doors for veterans like you
who need our help.
Do I look like I need your help?
I didn't quite mean it like that--
Can't do it, alright?
I got a lot of work to get done here.
Plus, there's something I need to check into
before I report back, so...
[sighing] I'm sorry, alright?
I'm sorry you had to come all the way out here for nothing.
So, so that's it?
You're gonna turn your back on us just like that?
Yeah.
Is it that easy for you
to turn your back on God?
[intense music]
Turn my back on God?
You cannot be serious right now, 'cause the way I see it,
God turned his back on me a long time ago!
That is not true, Travis. God loves you.
He loves me? Just what exactly has God done for me?
More than any of us can even imagine, not the least of which
was dying for your sins and answering your prayers.
My prayers. Y'all always talking about prayers.
You know who else pray? Enemy soldiers.
Enemy soldiers pray all the time, 10-20 times a day.
But do you know what they do when they finish praying?
Do you?
They strap on explosives and they kill Americans!
My friends!
And for what?
Some stupid religion?
But that's, that's not God's work.
No? It ain't God's work, then whose is it?
What? Satan's?
Oh, so what, God's taken a coffee break now, alright?
- He ain't calling the shots? - Travis.
Regardless of the circumstances, God still loves you.
- He loves me. - He loves us all.
"He loves us all? He loves me. He loves us all!"
What about Staff Sergeant Pearson, huh?
An IED ripped through his vehicle
and ripped him into pieces!
Or what about Corporal Wilson? Must've really loved him.
Sniper bullet nearly took half his head off.
And I guess God really loved Preach, He got a funny way
of showing love to Preach 'cause He let a 500-pound
roadside bomb tear him to pieces,
cut his whole platoon down!
Or what about my mom and my daddy?
God can help you, Travis.
I don't need your help, I don't need your help,
and I definitely don't need His.
What I need is for you and you to get off my property, now.
Just go.
You're gonna find your way back to God.
I said, get off!
Pastor, it's time for us to go. It's time to go.
Come on, pastor.
[gunfire]
- What we got? - Coming down the road!
Two sniper fire and then a guy down over there!
Alright, copy that, copy that!
I'mma grab my team! We're gonna go on rounds!
- Hey, come with us, okay? - Okay.
[gunfire]
[grunting]
[screaming]
Really appreciate it if you pray with me tonight, though,
before I go outside the wire.
I could really use your extra coverage tonight.
Ain't gonna happen, Preach.
[screaming]
[engine revving]
[panting]
Preach: They're right, you know?
God don't love me, Preach.
Why are you doing this to yourself?
'Cause I could have done something.
I should have talked to Ranger 6 into letting your platoon
out that night.
And you would be dead now instead of me.
I don't know what to do, Preach.
You can always go to God.
God can't save me, man.
God is our rescuer, Travis.
He's granted us eternal life.
But we can't allow our sins to keep us from Him,
'cause if we do, it causes Him to reject us
and not listen to our prayers.
But I shouldn't even be here, man.
I should be over there.
I should be helping our brothers.
In fact, why am I still alive and you're not?
You're still alive because God has a plan for you.
There's something important you still have to do.
Preach, what's that even mean, man? Uh...
[sobbing]
Preach: Stay alert, Travis.
Stay alive.
Are you okay, sir?
[indistinct radio chatter]
Yeah. [sniffling]
I'm fine.
Just got a little winded, alright?
- Sir, can we see some ID? - I was jogging, alright?
I ain't got no ID. I ain't doing nothing, I'm just--
Sir, get your hands out of your pocket and get on the ground.
I was just jogging. Why are you all on me?
Sir, get your hands out of your pocket
and get on the ground now!
We don't need all of that, man. I ain't getting on no ground!
Man 2: I told you to get on-- - I ain't getting on no ground!
Man 2: Get on the ground! - I ain't getting on no ground!
- Get on the ground! - Taser!
[electricity crackling]
[door buzzing]
[door shuts]
Fox! Let's go.
You made bail.
Look, maybe you ain't hear me the first time, alright?
I don't need your help.
Pastor Hood felt bad about what happened yesterday.
He feels like we may have blindsided you,
whatever that means.
So when he found out you were arrested,
he took the money that the church had raised to--
Tell him I'll pay him back, alright?
But I'm not working on your center.
Do you army boys drink coffee?
What?
Listen, this one cup of coffee isn't gonna ruin
this whole tough-guy thing you have going on, okay?
Here, you need it.
And plus, there's something I wanna show you.
[train horn blaring]
What's all this?
You see those men over there?
They were once just like you.
Dedicated, committed, tough as nails,
they served their country.
And now they're homeless and troubled.
That's not the military's fault, Tiffany.
And I never said that it was.
But it doesn't change the fact that these men
fought for their country, and now look at them,
sitting over there, hungry,
having no clue where their next meal will come from.
Travis: So I help you, and these men get in to your center.
Yes.
[door opens]
Thank you.
[sighs] So, this is where we meet twice a week.
And as you could see, it can use a couple of coats of paint.
It needs more then paint, doc.
[chuckles] Pedie, this is...
- How you doing, ranger? - How you doin'?
Okay, wait. Have, have you guys already met?
Nope, but I know a ranger when I see one.
3rd Batt., Fort Benning, Georgia.
2nd Batt., Fort Lewis, Washington.
- You here to fix this place up? - Hoo-ah.
- Hoo-ah.
♪ That's a wicked way for cold for my eye ♪
♪ Praise to the Most High for the stake of my life ♪
♪ He brushed my teeth proceeds to the grind ♪
♪ Dream big too big to remind and live by ♪
♪ Easier said than done that's why I became more savage ♪
♪ Some shoot for the stars some will ask for nothing ♪
♪ Level space shadow ♪♪♪
Yo, yo, where you think you're going?
- I need to talk to Big Six. - You don't run up in here.
Like you run this place.
Get out of here.
Let him in, D.
Sweat Suit.
Dude, you sent him to my parents' house?
You got to understand, Donnie, man, in my line of work,
there are certain insurances that need to be put into place.
D-- don't you ever send someone to my parents' house ever again!
So now you gonna come up in my spot
and tell me what I can and what I can't do, huh?
- Listen, man, just-- - Shut up! Alright?
Now, listen to me, this how this gonna go down, alright?
If you don't have my money, I'm gonna kill you, man.
I'mma kill your pops, I'mma kill your moms,
I'mma kill whoever.
They gonna get touched!
Gone! Just like that.
Or maybe I'll have Big Damon here show up at your
family reunion and knock your whole family off.
♪ One-five-nine ♪
You know I'll do it.
[rap song]
So, Donnie, man, please, next time I see you,
just have my money, man.
♪ But they rather see me bust in... ♪♪♪
[engine revving]
- Hey, hey, how's it going? - Hey. It's good.
You know, I have never seen Pedie so energized.
These last couple of days have been amazing.
- It's cool. - You...
We're about to start a meeting,
you're more than welcome to stay.
Nah. No, I got somewhere I got to be.
Okay. You're welcome any time. [chuckles]
- Excuse me, sir. - Yes, sir?
Do you know where I can find a Detective Davies?
- She over there. - Right here?
- Yes, sir. - Thank you.
Detective Davies.
A moment of your time.
- Mr. Fox, right? - Yeah. Yeah, listen.
The necklace in this photo, my mother never take it off.
When her stuff came back from the coroner's office,
it wasn't there. Did you keep it for evidence?
I was responsible for collecting all the evidence
from the crime scene and from the coroner.
And that necklace was never there.
- Maybe you missed it? - Nope. Didn't miss it.
It wasn't there.
Look, your report said that there were no witnesses
at the time of the accident either,
but I was on that street, the same time as the accident,
and there were lights on in some of those buildings.
There are some apartments over some of the shops,
but we talked to everybody, and no one saw anything.
What they heard was consistent with the accident report.
My father would not have accelerated
into a parked city truck, detective.
It was bad weather.
Perhaps he swerved to avoid hitting something,
most likely an animal.
He wouldn't have done that, detective!
Alright, he might have slammed on the brakes, maybe, alright?
But he would not have accelerated!
You need to calm down, sir.
Look, we're all very sorry about what happened to your parents,
but there are no conspiracies, there are no cover-ups.
It was just an unfortunate accident.
You wrong, detective.
It was unfortunate, but it wasn't no accident.
Hood: Can I just talk to you a little bit this morning?
Second Timothy 2 and 1 tells us
that we must be strong in the grace
that is in Christ Jesus.
Not be strong in His grace in the worst of times.
If we claim to be strong in faith
and know that we are stronger than others,
I ask you, what should we do?
Should we bear with the failings of the weak?
Should we bear with those who are troubled and alone?
Do you, who are strong in your walk with God,
know that He wants us to work endlessly, exhaustively,
to help those that are in need of finding their way to Him?
Carry each other's burdens,
and in this way we will fulfill the law of Christ.
The Bible says that no one can come to me
unless the one who sent me brings you and leads you.
He says, "All that seeks Him will find Him."
But we that seek Him must seek Him for the right reasons.
Right?
We must not seek Him just for forgiveness of our sins.
We must seek Him by seeking His presence.
For whoever conceals his transgressions
will not prosper.
But he who walks away from them
will obtain His grace and mercy.
Amen.
Thank you, Jesus.
[chuckling]
It is time for a break.
Oh, it's cool. Thank you.
- You are very, very welcome. - Appreciate it.
Mm...
So what's your story?
What do you mean?
You know, how does a doctor go to selling insurance?
Um, I'm still a doctor
and I do a lot more than just sell insurance.
But that's another story for another day.
- How are the repairs coming? - It's good. It's good.
The parts for the AC came in.
- I'll put 'em on later and... Tiffany: Okay.
That's pretty much all I can do until
the church can get the rest of the supplies.
Great, so I can tell Pastor Hood that the three homeless vets
can move in at the end of the week?
- Yeah. - Good.
What about the money for the other repairs?
Oh, I'm working on a plan. [chuckles]
You know, um,
the guys are really gonna miss having you around here.
They have you.
[sighs] You know,
I heard that army men really like coffee.
Really? That line again?
I mean, it worked the first time, didn't it?
So are you gonna join me for a cup of coffee later?
Yeah, sure. Why not?
But this time I get to pick the place.
Done.
[Tiffany laughing]
[Travis laughing]
Well, no one told me the beautiful Dr. Tiffany was here.
Oh. Hey, Pops.
Well, you never told me you knew Pops.
Um, everybody knows Pops in this town.
Plus, he comes down to the center and brings coffee
and pastries for the veterans every Wednesday.
Hm. It's fine work you're doing with those boys, Dr. Tiffany.
- Godly work. Tiffany: Thank you.
I ran into Dr. Cunningham, she said you paid her a visit.
- Is everything okay? - Yeah, everything's fine.
I was just checking on something that belonged to my mother.
What's up, man? I've been looking all over for you.
You don't answer your phone. How's it going, Pops?
- Hey. - Hey, Donnie.
- How are you, Tiff? - Uh-uh, no, you don't.
We have to get ready to close up for the night.
Doctor, I'll see you Wednesday, Travis, I'll see you
when I see you. Donnie, come on.
I wanna get home at a reasonable hour.
Later, Pops.
Hey, man. I wanna shoot some pool.
You feel like losing some of that piggy bank money of yours?
Oh, man. I'm tired, brother. I don't know about tonight, man.
Donnie: Come on, man. You know a little fun never crush you.
That's what I've been trying to tell him.
Donnie: Come on!
Alright, brother, I'll meet you down there at 1900.
Alright. Okay, wait, 1900, that's 12, 7 p.m.!
Got it. Alright, alright.
- Hey, Donnie. Donnie: Hey.
Hey, did you ever help Pops take care of my
parents' place while I was gone?
Yeah. A few times. Why?
Did you ever see this necklace,
this burgundy surrounded by white gold on all sides?
Ah, nope. Never seen any necklaces.
- Sorry. Travis: Alright, man.
Why are you looking for your mom's necklace?
I gave it to her right before the accident.
She said she'd never take it off until
either the war was over or I never had to go back
and fight no more. But I can't find it anywhere.
Uh-huh! That's why you were at the coroner's office.
And the police department, the fire department,
the ambulance drivers, both of them, I talked to them, nothing.
Go back to the street, the apartments, the folks
who live in them above, like the shops over there, nothing.
Nobody knows anything about it.
Well, maybe she wasn't wearing it.
Then it would be at the house somewhere, or her room.
No, I'm pretty sure she was wearing it.
So, like, you're answering my question or what?
Okay, okay, so I got my PhD in clinical psychology
and I had my own practice for three years,
then, you know, it just wasn't enough.
So I moved in to financial planning,
and I never looked back.
And what about the stuff you do
at the center and at the church?
Well, God has always been a huge part of my life.
That's how I've made it this far,
through prayer and His mercy and His grace, you know?
And the PhD allows me to do what I love with the guys
at the center, so I have the best of both worlds.
Okay.
You know...
this is my first date
since moving to town.
This was a date?
- Ha-ha-ha... - Okay.
Do you remember when I said
the guys at the center are gonna miss you?
- Yeah. - Well, I'm gonna miss you, too.
So I have to go grocery shopping tomorrow.
We need a few things for the center. Do you wanna come with?
Why not?
- That's another date, huh? - Yeah.
[both laughing]
See you tomorrow?
- Okay. - Yup.
[chuckling]
[indistinct chatter]
Boom. Hoo-ah.
If I didn't know any better, I think you hustled me.
Hoo-ah. [laughing]
Remember, you asked for this, boy.
Listen, we'll rack them again, man.
I'm not gonna lose six in a row.
Well, you lost that one. You rack.
I gotta take a head call.
Lose your rack, you lose your rack.
- This clown, man. - Right.
[intense music]
Get the money.
- Let me go check him. - Yup.
You know what it is.
Suit, Suit, Suit.
It must be a recess time or something.
- What's going on, Big Six? - My money, Donnie.
That's what's up. Where that, though?
I mean, you here playing games, so that means you must have it.
- Right? - Look, believe what you want.
Okay, I'll get your money. I said I will, okay?
First off, watch how you talk to me.
Secondly, I know you gonna get it, because if you don't...
- You already know what's gon-- - Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Everything good in here, man?
Who is you?
Who are you?
Is this your man?
[laughing] Oh, okay.
War hero, in the flesh.
Do you know who I am?
Should I care?
Okay.
Heard a lot of things about you, army boy.
Heard you got skills.
You capable of handling yourself real well.
Put your quarter on the table, man.
I'll show you how capable I am.
Do I look like I play games, son?
Look right here, man.
I'm the big dawg in this town now.
You might need to know that for the future
and for your personal safety,
if you know what I mean.
- The big dawg. - Yeah.
Yeah. Alright, ladies, the door is that way.
- Come on, man. - Ha-ha-ha...
Army boy got a set on him. I like that.
Respect.
I'm impressed.
Takes a lot to impress me, Donnie, I'll tell you that.
Look, man, maybe we can use somebody
with your special skill set, uh, down in my organization.
- Not interested. - You need to be.
Okay. Well, well, what's that?
Oh, you tough now, huh?
See, that's the problem nowadays.
Any idiot, no matter how stupid they are,
can get their hands on a gun.
You wanna walk around like you the tough guy
on the block.
But you wanna impress me,
raise your right hand, say I do,
strap on the uniform,
then head down range to face the enemy
that lives to only kill or capture you
and parades your final moments on camera...
for the whole world to see.
Look, I've been living dead for the last 12 years.
No reason to live another day if you think your boy here
can end my misery.
You think you can do that, big guy?
I'mma give you a try. You got one time.
If you think you can get that gun before I take it from you
and shove it down your throat--
Whoa, whoa, hold on, hold on, D.
We don't wanna smoke while all these people are here, man.
That's what I thought.
Now, if you girls will excuse us, we gonna finish our game.
[laughing]
Okay.
Alright, I like that. I like that, army boy.
Look at here, you have a change of heart,
you wanna put those skills of yours to use,
earn some real money, you come hollering at me.
I ain't hard to find. I eat lunches here every day.
I know they don't open at 4:00, but they do a special
private lunch for me.
And it's all free.
You know what I'm saying?
So you come see me just to show you
there ain't no... love lost, alright?
Are we done?
Yeah, for now.
Have my money, Donnie.
See you later, army boy.
You got yourself into something we need to talk about, Donnie?
No, not at all, man. Let's just, uh, let's just play.
Travis: Why is it so hot out here, man?
Tiffany: I know. Oh, my goodness.
Travis: Ah, you picked the hottest day of the year
to go shopping. Sweating through my shirt.
Oh. Hoo!
Okay, I hope I didn't forget anything.
Seriously? You bought the whole store.
I don't think you forgot nothing.
Oh, did I get Marine Corp Bob's peanuts?
Because he loves it.
Peanuts! Oh. And then what about the--
[dramatic music]
Oh, oh.
Travis?
[baby bawling]
Shut that baby up!
Somebody shut that baby up,
it's gonna give away our position!
Okay, listen, Travis. Travis.
Travis, listen to me.
There is no, there's no baby.
- There's no baby. - Get away from me!
Okay, listen, let me help you.
- I don't need nobody's help! - Okay, listen.
At least, if you won't let me help you, Travis,
please, let God help you!
Go talk to Pastor Hood because you cannot do this by yourself.
And if you try, you are gonna die,
and I cannot let that happen.
Just stay away from me, alright?
Just stay away from me.
- Travis? - Just stay away from me.
Preach: Travis. Travis, help me.
Please help me. Travis!
[ominous music]
This is all your fault.
Oh, no!
Come on, man.
[sobbing]
[rain pattering]
[thunder rumbling]
[instrumental music]
Who's there?
Who's... Travis?
Travis, is that you?
[thunder rumbling]
Here you go, bud.
[sniffles] Thank you.
So what were you doing out there?
Just considering my options.
What does that mean?
I came here tonight...
'cause I can't live with myself anymore.
Of what I've become.
- Travis, I know it seems-- - No, pastor, please.
Let me finish.
You know, people think we keep going back
because we need the adrenaline and we like killing.
None of that's true.
You know why we keep going back?
Tell me, son.
We go back so we can keep our brothers and sisters alive.
That's why.
Just the thought that they are over there
in the, in the fight without you...
that eats at your soul.
Travis: Now, you start believing you're the only ones
that can keep them alive.
But then you find out that that's not true either
because they still die,
just like my friend Preach.
His last mission...
It was hot outside the wire that night.
[gunfire]
Preach was scared, man.
I've never seen him so afraid.
So he asked me to pray with him.
That's all he wanted.
But I didn't. I didn't do it.
I wouldn't.
That's all that man wanted was for me to pray with him.
That's all I had to do, is pray with the man,
but I said no.
Why didn't I just pray with the man, pastor?
Travis, I'm sure that
your friend understands why you didn't pray.
He died!
[sniffles] That's what I understand, pastor, he died,
all of 'em, 35 men, ambushed.
Travis, I have never served in the military...
so I'm not going to sit here and pretend
to even... possibly relate
to the hell that you've been through.
But I can tell you this, son.
I have seen God turn tragedies into miracles.
As a Christian,
I believe we should all believe
that God's ways are higher than our ways.
We might not understand what He's doing,
but He always has a plan.
Hood: I believe God heard your friend's prayers.
I believe God answered your friend's prayers.
His prayers for himself and his prayers for you.
And I also believe, Travis,
that God has a much greater plan for your life than war.
[sniffles] Man, that's the same thing he said that night.
I'm not saying any of this to make you feel better.
I'm saying it because I believe it.
Preach used to always say,
he said, "Travis...
don't leave this Earth...
without making sure your soul is ready."
But I don't know when I'm leaving this Earth.
But I know my soul ain't ready.
No.
I'm gonna read you something out of this book...
that you've probably heard before.
"Who is it that overcomes the world?"
"Only he who believes that Jesus is the Son of God."
Travis, I know you were baptized as a child,
but the Bible says, "He who believes
and is baptized will be saved."
I don't know if I'm ready for all that yet.
I get it.
I'm not asking you to make that decision tonight,
but I do want you to know that your faith is gonna grow...
and your trust in the Lord is gonna grow,
and that trust and that faith is gonna lead you to that pool...
or one like it.
Well, first I'd like to say welcome.
I'm so happy that all of you decided to join us here today.
I wanna remind everyone that this is a safe space.
This is a space that we share, that we respect one another
and one another's feelings...
Come on in and join us.
You're right on time.
[sighs] Well, tonight we're gonna start
with a very simple exercise,
one that many of you have done before.
I'm really happy that you, um, you came tonight.
Yeah, me, too. It was different.
[sighs] Pastor Hood told me
about what happened the other day.
That was different, too.
No. That was God, Travis.
God working His miracles.
- Tiff. - Yeah?
Talk to you for a second?
- I had a friend. - Mm-hmm.
Named Preach.
This was his.
He used to say stuff like what you said all the time.
- You wanna hear about them? - Of course.
Hood: When the disciples heard this,
they were greatly astonished and asked,
"Who then can be saved?"
Jesus answered them and said,
"With man, this is impossible,
but with God, all things are possible."
Man: Praise God. All: Amen.
Hood: Praise Jesus. Thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord.
Thank you.
- God bless you, sir. - God bless you.
Well, Deacon Tiffany.
- Great sermon, pastor. - Thank you.
- Travis, it's good to have you. - It's good to be here.
It felt really good to be here today. Enjoyed it.
I know you've got to report back for duty soon,
but I've got a little favor I wanna ask you.
What's that, pastor?
I was wondering if you might be willing
to share your testimony
at Bible study Wednesday night.
Now, I know it might be a little soon--
Nah, I'll do it.
- Really? - Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I mean, it'd be different,
but my therapist suggested that I start talking more,
you know, share my feelings, so...
She's a smart lady.
Tell you what, maybe that therapist, whoever she may be,
might help you find the reason to come back home
before another three years goes by.
Tiffany: Hm. - It's just a thought.
Yeah, maybe.
Wow.
You know, I think Preach would be proud of me right now.
I think he is very proud of you right now.
[chuckles] Let's go.
[cell phone ringing]
- Hey, Pops. Pops: Hello, son.
Have you seen Donnie at all today?
No, actually, I haven't seen or heard from him all day.
Pops: Okay. Uh, can you do me a favor?
- Sure, yeah, okay. - Will you check Parkers and--
I'll talk to the Parkers, no problem.
- And give me a call? - Okay.
Pops: His poor mother's worried to death.
Alright.
[laughing]
[chuckles] Well, you can practice all you want,
you know, you'll never be able to...
Who did that to your face, man?
- It's not your business. - Okay, well...
I'm making it my business.
Look, I screwed up, man.
I screwed up real bad and cost my dad his shop.
So, what, this Big Six guy, he taking Pops' money
'cause of something you did?
And now there's only one way out of this.
How, Donnie?
Big Six has some cross-town rival named Suarez,
who runs the Latino Vice Lords.
So what does that have to do with you?
I don't know, Suarez has a major drug shipment
coming in this weekend, and Big Six found out
where he's keeping the cash to pay for the score,
at his girl's crib on Station Ave.
And he wants you to lift the cash for him?
Donnie, you can't do that, man.
Yeah, I told him that last night
and his goon Damon wasn't having it.
Look, listen to me, you go down to Pops' shop,
have them close up early today.
- What? - Look, Donnie, we both know.
How this game is played, alright?
Go have Pops close early
and then you go home and stay there, alright?
- I'll call you later. - Well, Travis, wait!
Go, Donnie!
I'll take care of it, man.
- Travis! Travis: Go!
Travis!
Hey, you know we didn't get a chance to go by that last spot
and get that money.
Big Six: We can't take no more errors, alright?
Hey, Six, I'll be right back.
[line ringing]
Hey, let me get some steaks off.
- Okay. - Hey. Yeah.
No, no, no, I'mma-- I'mma have the money. I promise.
You know I'm good for it, man. Yeah.
No, no, no, look, I just, I just got to be...
Let me call you back.
He lost his appetite.
[sniffles]
[claps]
Well played, army boy. Well played.
Guess he won't be needing this.
You mind passing me the sugar?
Well, Donnie won't be lifting that money for you.
Well, that little fool just can't keep
his mouth shut, now, can he?
And Pops ain't giving you no more money.
Wait, whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa, look at here now.
Same thing I told Donnie.
Everybody pays, alright?
You go near Donnie again, you touch Donnie,
you go near Pops' shop, I'm coming back.
And the next time it won't be your boy out there
laying in his own blood, you understand that?
Hey, army boy.
Heard you've been asking a lot of questions around town
about your parents and their, um, untimely accident.
Look, you better be real careful with the next few words
that come up out of your mouth.
Ain't nobody got nothing to tell you, man.
But maybe I do.
[laughs]
Talk, man.
No. I'm done talking.
You wanna hear what I got to say?
You already know what you got to do for me. Alright?
How do I know you're not lying?
You don't.
But what you do wanna know is...
what really happened that night.
Ah. [laughs]
Oh, oh, okay.
So what, you gonna cut me now?
Go ahead, army boy, poke me full of holes.
But you know what, everything that I know
about what really happened that night
is gonna bleed out all over this table.
Yeah.
[chuckles] Hey, come on, man.
Now, that's just disrespectful.
[chuckles] You're just gonna ruin my brunch, huh?
Alright.
Hey, army boy,
you wanna know what really happened, you get me my money.
[door shuts]
Travis on phone: Donnie, it's me.
Where are you? You okay? What'd you do?
He said he knows something about my parents' accident.
What? Who, Big Six?
Yeah, so I'mma have to lift his money for him.
Travis, you can't do that! He's lying, man!
Look, I done talked to everybody who knows anything
about my parents' accident.
- Ain't got no choice, Donnie. - He doesn't know nothing!
Listen, Travis, stay out of this, okay?
Big Six is not playing around, if you steal that money,
you know exactly what he's gonna do to you.
Don't matter, I ain't got no choice. Look.
I got something else I got to do at the church.
You just stay home like I told you, alright?
Travis. Travis!
[cell phone vibrating]
Tonight we're gonna shake things up a little bit.
Sometimes it's easy for us to forget
that real life
can be really complicated sometimes.
So tonight we are going to be blessed
by a very powerful testimony.
So if I have your permission,
I'm gonna trade places with Travis,
and he's gonna come up here and share his story.
[applauding]
- Appreciate it. - Thank you.
[clears throat]
[sighs] Well, uh, good evening, everybody.
Um, my name is Sergeant First Class Travis Fox.
Wanda on phone: Did Donnie show up at all?
Well, no, he never showed up.
Uh, Travis went looking for him, but he didn't call me back.
Wanda: I'm worried, Joe. - I'm sure he's fine.
Wanda: Will you be home soon? - Yeah, I'm locking up now.
Wanda: I love you. - Alright, love you, too.
[gunshots]
Wanda on phone: Joe?
Joe? What was that? Joe!
Look, for a long time I was using my parents' death
as a reason to hate God.
But I realized that's not true.
I started hating God a long time ago.
You see, over the years,
I've lost a lot of friends in this war.
And I don't blame the government,
I don't blame the military.
I mean, we-- we-- we knew what we were doing.
We knew where we were going.
We knew what we was getting ourselves into.
We just didn't know...
what will happen to us when we came back.
After all the violence ends...
certain things stay with you.
Then you start seeing the faces of the dead.
You want it to stop, but it don't.
And it happens all the time,
while you eating, when you're sleeping.
Travis: And then you start thinking about other options...
'cause you want the pain to stop.
And that's when you start convincing yourself...
maybe dying is a far better option than living.
I was facing that option last week...
out there in your parking lot.
Travis: Live or die.
And I put my gun on my head.
[sobbing]
I put my gun to my head...
and I said some things to God.
I thought these would be the last words
that I would ever speak in this lifetime.
I told him...
"If you love me the way Preach said you do,
you always love me,
you always good all the time...
you got to show me."
"You got to show me right here, right now."
"You're gonna show me...
that I belong to you and you love me."
"That I belong to you, I'm one of yours."
And I hear nothing.
I ain't feel nothing.
So I was about to pull the trigger.
That's when the doors of this church opened...
and your pastor walked out.
[instrumental music]
Look...
I didn't come here tonight to tell you all that I'm healed...
'cause I'm not.
I have PTSD.
And there's a long road ahead for me.
I know that.
Well, I'm seeking medical attention...
to heal my mind.
And I'm seeking God...
to heal my soul, my heart.
And I'm determined...
to find my way back to God.
[applauding]
- Is this the gunshot victim? - Yes.
Room four.
[siren blaring]
Hood: Come in here, all of you who fear God,
and I will share what He has done for my soul.
Son, your words really moved the house tonight.
Thank you, pastor.
Appreciate you letting me talk to 'em.
I appreciate you coming.
Wish I could stay longer,
but, um, I have something else I need to do.
It's Pops.
Damon: He should be here by now.
Check it.
After we handle the war hero, man,
I want you to put a call into them out-of-town guys, man.
Tell them I wanna take out Donnie and his mama, too.
Got it.
- What happened? - He was closing the shop.
We were on the phone together, then I heard gunshots. [sobbing]
- Was Donnie there? - No.
He didn't show up for work today.
Okay. So what did the doctor say?
He said the next couple of days
will determine if he will make it.
Don't worry about that, Ms. Wanda.
Pops a ranger. He'll make it.
[intense music]
- Where did you get that? - What? What?
That necklace! Where did you get that necklace?
- Travis? - Donnie.
Donnie gave me this necklace. Why?
Tiffany: Travis!
Travis! Travis, wait! Please!
Look, that was my mother's necklace, alright?
How did Donnie get my mother's necklace?
I don't know, but please calm down.
- Uh, I gotta go, alright? - Travis!
[cell phone ringing]
[line ringing]
Hello, papi, I think someone's here.
[siren blaring]
[dog barking]
What he waiting on?
I don't know. Light's still on, though.
Yeah, but we out here exposed on Suarez's turf.
The longer we sit here, the longer...
We alright. No, no, trust me, we alright.
All I'm saying is--
Look, I just said we alright, okay?
We gotta get this money, man,
'cause if we don't get this money,
we gonna have to deal with the connect.
And you already know what they gonna do.
So if you don't wanna deal with that,
I suggest you shut up and stay sharp. Alright?
Oh, please, wait!
Travis: Shut up! - Travis?
How'd your mother get my necklace?
Get what? What are you talking about?
Ms. Wanda had my mother's necklace on!
- How did you get it? - I tried to tell you.
So many times, okay, man,
but I couldn't tell you that.
I couldn't. I'm sorry!
- I'm sorry! - What happened, man?
How did you get the necklace, Donnie?
Uh, Denzel, okay!
He wanted to be the Big Six,
so he made his move to take over the turf.
Donnie: He had a secret meet with the previous Big
and his two captains.
A few minutes into the meet, all I hear is gunfire.
Denzel comes running out of the building
and we run down the alley, and I ran out of the alley
and your dad stepped on the gas,
swerved on to someone's vehicle.
I was looking right at them, man.
And they were already gone, man.
There was nothing I could do.
I swear, nothing I could do. I couldn't believe it.
Travis: They were my parents, man!
Why didn't you just tell me the truth, man?
You're supposed to be my best friend, Donnie.
You could have came to me!
I'm sorry, man.
I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry.
I couldn't, man. I couldn't.
Just kill me, man, 'cause...
I'm dead already.
And if I don't go in that house--
- You ain't going in the house. - And get that money...
- You ain't going over there. - They're gonna kill him.
- And take my dad's shop. - Donnie.
You ain't going in there!
That's Big Six' whip right there, man.
You go in that house and you gonna die!
That money is blood money!
And tonight it's your...
It's my, it's my what?
It's your daddy's blood on that money, man.
- Man, they shot Pops, man. - What?
They tried to kill him!
And if the game is still the same,
you and your mother are next!
They killed my dad?
[guns cocking]
He's still alive, but we got...
[gunshots]
We got to go. We got to go. Come on, let's move.
Move! Let's go!
Hey, are you okay?
You know the answer to that.
So what happened? How did Donnie get your mother's necklace?
- It's not your concern. - Travis, please.
Please don't shut me out.
I know you're never gonna forgive me, but...
Travis, please.
- Travis! - What, Tiffany?
Is this the part where you tell me
everything's gonna be alright?
That it's okay that my best friend
caused my parents' accident?
I'm supposed to pray and everything gonna be alright?
I don't wanna hear that, Tiffany.
- No, but-- - Ain't no buts.
Tiffany, there's no way you or nobody else can tell me
that God cares about me when all He's ever done
is take away anybody who's ever loved
or cared about me, so I'm through.
Not everyone.
Look, there's no path back to God for me, alright?
There's nothing left but death, lies, hate.
Look, I'm through, alright?
- I'm all out of options. - Travis!
Hood: Satan is at work every day,
trying to keep you away from the gifts
and the life that God has promised you.
He'll try to keep you down,
hurt you, depress you,
even destroy those who you love and care about.
Woman on TV: We have more news about the deadly shootout
Thursday night on Station Avenue.
Police are telling News Center the gunfire that erupted
between the two rival gang members
left four men dead, one seriously injured.
Two of the dead are known local gang leaders,
Denzel Ford and Suarez Hernandez.
Police are telling us
the discovery of a large sum of money
in the nearby home of one of Hernandez's accomplices,
that's believed to be the motive behind the fatal incident.
Now, in other news today, school...
Have you ever wondered how the infinite God that we serve
could care about a single person?
Hood: I'm here to tell you, he does.
I'm here to tell you that God cares about
every corner of His creation.
Think about it.
How can He keep tabs of every sparrow
that He's created and not care about each and every one of us
whom He has created in His own image?
Today we are going to baptize these believers
in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.
It will cleanse your souls of your sins and your worries.
As the choir sings, I ask each of you
who have come for baptism to follow me.
Come forth and receive His grace and His forgiveness.
[instrumental music]
Hallelujah!
Thank you, Jesus.
♪ It's not about me ♪
♪ But it's all about Him ♪
♪ I'm living to see Jesus ♪
♪ I want to see Jesus ♪
♪ It's not about me hm ♪
♪ But it's all about Him ♪
♪ I'm living to see Jesus ♪
♪ I want to see Jesus ♪
♪ It's not about me ♪
♪ Not about me ♪ ♪ But it's all about Him ♪
♪ All about Him ♪
♪ I'm living to see Jesus ♪
♪ Lord I really wanna ♪ ♪ I want to see Jesus ♪
♪ It's not about me ♪ ♪ It's not about me ♪
♪ Oh Lord ♪ ♪ But it's all about Him ♪
♪ I'm living to see ♪ ♪ I'm living to see Jesus ♪
♪ Lord I wanna see Him ♪ ♪ I want to see Jesus ♪
Preach: So this is it.
I'm all out of options, Preach.
There are always options.
♪ Someday ♪
"For I know the plan I have for you," declares the Lord.
"Plans to prosper you, not harm you."
"Plans to give you hope and a future."
Stop it, man. No.
♪ It's all about my Jesus ♪
No more scriptures.
No more empty promises, alright?
There's nothing left for me, man.
Just death, betrayal, lies.
♪ I want to see ♪
I'm all alone now.
Preach: You're not alone. You have her.
She believes in you.
She cares for you.
You prayed to God for help and He answered.
He brought her into your life to help you.
She'll end up just like all the rest of them.
♪ It's not about ♪
You're wrong.
She is your way back to Him.
But you have to trust Him
and accept His plan for you.
♪ I'm living to ♪
You said you wanted to believe.
♪ Lord help... ♪
Go to church.
Fall to your knees and allow God to cleanse you of your sins.
Ask for His grace and forgiveness.
I don't need His forgiveness, Preach.
Humble yourself before the Lord and He will lift you up.
He will help you find your way back to Him.
This I promise you, man, because He never fails.
♪ Living to see Jesus ♪
♪ I want to see Jesus ♪
Well, see, that's where you wrong, brother.
That's where you wrong, because he's already failed me.
♪ I'm living to see Jesus ♪
♪ Lord I really wanna see Jesus ♪
♪ It's not about my name ♪
[applauding]
♪ Oh-h-h ♪ ♪ Or the things I've done ♪
♪ Thank you Lord ♪
♪ I'm living ♪ ♪ I'm living to see Jesus ♪
♪ Lord I wanna see Him ♪ ♪ I want to see Jesus ♪
♪ Lord I wanna see Him ♪ ♪ It's not about my name ♪
♪ Oh-h-h or the things I've done ♪
♪ I've done ♪
♪ I'm living to see Him ♪
♪ I'm living to see Jesus ♪
♪ Lord I wanna see Him ♪ ♪ I want to see Jesus ♪
♪ Someday ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ Someday yeah ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ Come on help me see someday ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ I don't know how long it's gonna be ♪
♪ But someday at morning ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ When this life is over ♪
♪ I'm going to fly away ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ Your face is the first face ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ That I wanna see oh someday ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ Oh I wanna see Him ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ Look upon His face ♪
♪ That and sing forever ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ Oh the saving grace ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ On the streets of glory ♪
♪ Let me lift my voice ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ Cares all past I'm home at last ♪
♪ Someday ♪ ♪ Ever to rejoice ♪
♪ I'm on my way ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ Lord I'm on my way ♪
♪ Someday ♪ ♪ Someday ♪
♪ ♪ Someday yeah yeah ♪♪♪
[applauding]
[sighs] Travis, we're all very sorry.
- We never meant-- - Pops, I forgive you.
I forgive everybody in here.
And I mean everybody.
Um, Travis, I'm sorry.
Donnie, you ain't gonna say nothing, man.
We're good. I forgive you.
Donnie: It's just that you've always had my back.
And when you needed me the most...
I wasn't there for you.
Don't worry about it.
Am I my brother's keeper?
- Yes, man, yeah, sure. - It's all good, man.
I love you, dude.
Pops: Amen! Look at God.
Wanda: Look at God!
I love you, man.
Rangers lead the way, old man.
Rangers lead the way, son. Hoo-ah.
[all chuckling]
[applauding]
Told you I was working on a plan.
Yeah, you did. You did.
Come on. You have a plane to catch.
[aircraft droning]
See now, my enlistment will be up soon.
And when I'm done, I'll come back here.
- You better. - I know. I promise, I will.
I will.
Are you sure that you wanna do this alone?
Yeah.
I mean, I know what God's plan is for my life now.
Now I know what Preach meant when he said that
there's still something left I have to do.
And there are so many others out there like me.
Each trying to win their battle against PTSD.
But, you know, when I'mma go back,
I'mma help them find their way back
to God's grace, His strength,
so that medical professionals like yourself
have all the time you need to help us heal.
Okay.
Alright. Well, you make me cry.
Oh.
- Please be safe. - I will.
- I'll miss you. - [sighs] I'll miss you, too.
[indistinct yelling]
Man 3: Ten-hut!
Hey!
[gunshots]
Hey!
[gunshots]
Hey!
[gunshots]
[bugle call]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
♪ Sometimes it gets hard to praise you ♪
♪ But God you're so worthy ♪
♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ And You never change Lord ♪
♪ You're so worthy ♪
♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ And You never change Lord ♪
♪ Put your hands together say ♪
♪ Yeah yeah ♪ ♪ Yeah yeah ♪
♪ Say yeah yeah ♪
♪ Yeah yeah ♪ ♪ Yeah yeah ♪
♪ Say You're so ♪
♪ You're so worthy ♪ ♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ You're wonderful ♪ ♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ And You never change Lord ♪ ♪ And You never change Lord ♪
♪ You're so worthy ♪ ♪ You're so worthy ♪
♪ You ♪ ♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ And You're wonderful ♪ ♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ And You never change Lord ♪ ♪ And You never change Lord ♪
♪ Come on whoo ♪
♪ We come to bless you ♪
♪ Yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪
♪ Yeah yeah ♪
[scatting]
♪ You're so worthy ♪ ♪ You're so worthy ♪
♪ You're so awesome ♪ ♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ And You are wonderful Lord ♪ ♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ And You're never changing ♪ ♪ And You never change ♪
♪ You're so worthy ♪ ♪ You're so worthy ♪
♪ You're so ♪ ♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ You're wonderful ♪ ♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ And You're never changing ♪ ♪ And You never change ♪
♪ You're so worthy Lord ♪ ♪ You're so worthy ♪
♪ And that is why I praise you ♪ ♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ And that is why I serve you ♪ ♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ Because You are unlike man ♪ ♪ And You never change Lord ♪
♪ You're so worthy Lord ♪ ♪ You're so worthy ♪
♪ You're so awesome Lord yeah yeah ♪
♪ You are wonderful Lord ♪ ♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ And I lift my hands in total praise ♪
♪ And You never change Lord ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪
♪ God I bless Your name I bless Your name ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm addicted ♪
♪ I'm addicted to giving You praise ♪
♪ Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪
Come on, come on! [indistinct] Savior!
♪ You're so worthy ♪ ♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ Hey You're wonderful ♪
♪ You're wonderful ♪ ♪ Hey ♪
♪ And You never change Lord ♪ ♪ And You never change ♪
♪ You are so worthy yeah ♪ ♪ You're so worthy ♪
♪ Of all of my praise ♪ ♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ Of all of my worship ♪ ♪ You're wonderful ♪
♪ And You're never changing Lord ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ And You never change Lord ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ I said You never change Lord ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ That's why I praise you ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ That's why I bless you ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ And You're never changing ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ Yeah yeah yeah ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ I said You're never changing ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ No no no no no no ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ No no no no ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ I said You're never changing ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ You're unlike man ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ You the same one yesterday ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ You're the same today ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ You'll be the same one ♪
♪ Tomorrow ♪ ♪ You never change Lord ♪
♪ Said You're never changing ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ You're never changing ♪
♪ You never change Lord ♪ ♪ Never changing Lord ♪
♪ You're so worthy ♪
♪ You're so awesome ♪
♪ You're wonderful ♪♪♪