How's these dating streets been treating you?

Somewhere along the way, it seems like men have stopped being...

Yeah.

Thank you.

Thank you.

We are live in DeSoto, Texas at DC3 in the building.

I'm watching a video today.

This man gives his wife $150,000 for each baby that she has. Y'all clapping. See, look at you. See? Let us trade. Deliverance. The altar is right here for you. The head and look at it and now that it. Oh, see, now you want $150,000? I have three sons. That's $450,000. You just hold on. Every single last one of my pregnancies, I didn't use any medicine and I almost died. It's not a dollar amount, it's just value. So it's not the dollar

bout. You said... Every single last one of my pregnancies, I didn't use any medicine and I almost died.

It's not a dollar amount.

It's just value.

So it's not the dollar about you saying just to acknowledge it. You want to push present? Absolutely. Okay. That's fine. I'm just saying $150,000, a little extreme. Amen. You're giving to yourself. So to even have the mentality that anything you're putting in my hands, you're losing is wrong off back.

We are in the wrong relationship.

If I'm paid for. So to even have the mentality that anything you're putting in my hands you're losing is wrong off back.

We're in the wrong relationship. If I'm paying for a child, like a vending machine, that's weird. My father didn't get my mother a push present. But did he appreciate her and do something for her? Sure, I'm sure he did. But at the same time, do you want to keep it 100 in here? Let's keep it 100. Sometimes men feel like my money is our money and your money is your money. That's a real thing. I think sometimes people get into relationships with this Shaq and Kobe perspective. Sometimes folks go into the rest who say, man, I ain't changing nothing. I'm as good as it get. I'm the best that there is. Some people say, look, I think that every day I want to love you better. I want to get better as a person myself. But everybody's not willing to do that in that thing. Name a time in your life where you experience the greatest transition. I'm real skeptical and you were saying this all loud. But last year, I found out I had cancer. I was ready to take a big transition. I was very happy to do so.

So you were saying you were ready to go see Jesus? Absolutely. It's hard for people to reconcile.

Most of the time you hear people older and age who get to this place of solace, this place of release.

How would you do this as young as you are?

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