At Church, Jesse talked about the story of Daniel, a brave, good man who came out of the lions' den. He said that most "Christians" and "good" people today are still in the lions' den, slaves to the children of the lie — but that it's their fault! Many have given up the idea of moral character.

At Church, we talked about the truth that there are no such thing as "deadbeat dads."

At Church August 5th, we discussed the Silent Prayer, anger, forgiveness of parents, and the reality that if you don't have love, you have nothing. 

At Church July 29, Jesse talked with several guys and ladies, including a mother, son and daughter, about the need to forgive their mothers, and how to do it.

At Church, we touched on the crazy way evil people act today toward the people on the side of good, then addressed family issues, forgiveness, knowing yourself, and salvation.

At Church we talked about the BOND Entrepreneur Academy, with Joel who started his own business, a dance academy. Take things step by step, and don't plan too far ahead.

At Church July 8, Jesse talks about White History Month and the attack on whites. He mentions the Congo woman who climbed the Statue of Liberty to protest immigration enforcement. (Watch 16 1/2 minute excerpt: Rebuilding White Men for White History Month) People must tell the truth, but not resent the children of the lie. Don't argue with people — some people who are into the Bible do not know how to communicate from the truth God wrote on our hearts. Men should date and learn to confront women — because women hate weak men.

Jesse talks about political correctness "protecting" blacks and others from "words." It's weakening society. He also dealt with an angry teenage girl along with her grandmother, and others.

At Church we dealt with anger toward fathers and mothers, the need to face and forgive them, and Silent Prayer. Mothers pass down their anger toward fathers to the children.

At Church on Father's Day, Jesse Lee Peterson discussed the weakness of fathers today, fear and anger toward mothers, and the need to forgive.