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No One Is Too Far From God: A Roundtable Discussion

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no other families or whatnot, but I felt like, well, I'm going to church and praying for what I didn't have faith. So like now as an adult and you know, me exploring the word on my own, I feel better. I feel like, I feel like I understand it more. So I'm just, I feel like I'm just in a better place overall with that.

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No One Is Too Far From God: A Roundtable Discussion

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And that's the thing. What does like, at what age do you really think you're going to understand the word? Like, really? Like, it just happens.

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No One Is Too Far From God: A Roundtable Discussion

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Have you ever tried? Yeah. Have you ever tried to study like Muslim?

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No One Is Too Far From God: A Roundtable Discussion

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They do. Do you feel like it's a blocking of a blessing because you don't ask the question or you don't get the answer? Because at some point you really don't know what you...

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No One Is Too Far From God: A Roundtable Discussion

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You see, that's my thing.

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No One Is Too Far From God: A Roundtable Discussion

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Yeah. I was at a point in my life where everything was off. Everything. I'm talking about health. Full blood pressure meds. I was over 430 pounds. I wasn't 40 yet. Relationships with family. Watch that video, brother. Relationships, like family, friends, and these women, like nothing was ever working. Investments worked, nothing worked. I went through like a two year period of that.

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And I was like, I had to sit down and check myself. Like, what are you doing? What are you doing? And when I really sat down and like locked myself in that room and had to face myself, It's all on me. You can't listen. Nobody can help you but you. So I had to dig deep. I'm still getting out of it, but it's like I'm at a space where I'm all right. I know what caused it. I know how to get out of it.

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No One Is Too Far From God: A Roundtable Discussion

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And I know if I keep my faith, I'm going to be all right.

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No One Is Too Far From God: A Roundtable Discussion

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all things Crystal Renee. But I also have a big and tall men's clothing line coming up. Q1, the big fella. Hey, Sookie B. You called me big smooth earlier. It's coming. Don't you worry. Don't you worry. It's coming. So you got Q1. I like that.

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Slips. Slips? Oh, my goodness. Slips. You better have on a slip. Pantyhose and a slip.

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Well, see, I grew up in the DC area. So church wasn't, it wasn't pushed into church, but you know, family, we had a family church that we would always go, you know, Easter and stuff like that. I had a church in my neighborhood that me and my friends would, we took it upon ourselves to go to as we was younger, when we was younger. So singing the choir then and stuff like that. But as I got older,

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And I moved to Atlanta, I think it was 2005. So around 2005, 2006, I got baptized again as an adult. So it was a great experience. I started learning more, getting back into it. But I'm in the entertainment business. And I'm in the thick of it. I'm on tour. I'm on the road. I'm traveling, drinking, smoking. So I kind of lost myself. I got to a point where I needed to center.

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I felt like the only place I can do that is with God in church. And as I started to do that, things started disappearing on my life. Things started getting better. The problems I was having was gone. So as a kid, I never saw it like that. I just saw, you know, we was growing up. We didn't have a lot, but we had what we needed. You know, it wasn't like,