At Church, Jesse wore his “Stop Having Sex Out-of-Wedlock” T-shirt, available from Jesse Lee Peterson’s Teespring store. At the beginning of the service, Jesse warned people that some come to church with a personal agenda, to promote their business, or their own belief and ideology. First of all, they shouldn’t do that. But if you fall for it, don’t blame Jesse or BOND! Jesse reads some facts about cell phones and people who are “addicted” to their smartphones.

Don’t believe hearsay about Michael Jackson, R. Kelly, or gossip about anyone. Wait and see. The government is all lies. Men with fear must forgive fathers and mothers.

NEVER GOSSIP. NEVER BELIEVE HEARSAY.

Watch 11-minute Short Cut: Rumors About Michael Jackson and R. Kelly?

BOND Sunday Service, originally aired May 4, 2008:

PLEASURE VS. PEACE

Jesse talks with a man Patrick about what keeps people unconscious, and whether he still loves pleasure more than peace. This man Patrick sees a war going on within him between seeking pleasure versus doing what's right. Some people are very prideful and cannot let go of their thoughts and ideas about themselves and what they were taught wrongly about the things of God.

NO JUDGMENT, NO PROBLEMS

There is no such thing as a problem. There are only situations. And you're not wonderful.

YouTube | Facebook | Periscope Don’t live together or have sex outside marriage! A white man apologizes. Weak men and the lack of black and Hispanic fathers. What are the steps to believe in Jesus? Get over pleasure. Did God create sex?

BOND Sunday Service, originally aired April 20, 2008 (re-released Feb 27, 2019) Jesse Lee Peterson starts out with a story of a black girl who beat up her teacher.

At Church, we discussed the Jussie Smollett hoax, white people hating Jews, whether God created sex, overcoming anger and weakness, staying with the Silent Prayer, and how people hold onto and repeat words in a cult-like way.

Jussie Smollett story

Jesse opened up inviting people to share their views on the story of Jussie Smollett, a black homosexual actor who falsely accused white men of attacking him. Police have accused him of staging the incident. One man said it exposed his "racism" toward white people, but only President Trump called him out on that.

At Church, we talked Jussie Smollett, Women's March, weak men, stepparents, sex, group-thinking, anger and mothers.

We discuss current events

Jesse started out talking about Jussie Smollett who may have staged the supposed “hate crime” he claimed to have suffered at the hands of “two white men” who shouted “MAGA country.” The case reminds Jesse of the Tawana Brawley case in which a black woman lied and falsely accused white Duke Lacrosse players of raping her. The race hustlers get all involved in it when the accusations are hot.

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BOND's 29th anniversary! Leftist organization lies about Jesse.  Free stuff kills your nature. Mothers play victim and turn kids from fathers. Kids don't accept stepparents. Sex is not love — wait until marriage. Drop anger. February marks the 29th anniversary of BOND! Jesse tells about a lying organization called Right Wing Watch that falsely stated that Jesse said something that he did not say!

Watch yourself, and see your wrong motives for "seeking God." There is no such thing as purpose. Just be. A Virginia abortion bill reportedly would have allowed infanticide. When men are weak, women make bad decisions. At the beginning of Church, Jesse asked a little about the Super Bowl which takes place today.

"Seeking God" with the wrong motives

A 27-year-old man asked about God's promises regarding tithing. He says he's not seeing the riches that God promised, that God said to test Him in it.