Jesus found himself back in Compton, seeking a haven for the night. Yet, a deeper unease settled within him as he observed Fish; a shadow seemed to be lengthening over him, hinting at a return to the path of his former life.

Jesus and his followers confront the Church of Jesus Christ in Compton, intending to deliver a stern lesson to its morally compromised pastor.

Misreading the gang’s latest scheme as an act of terrorism, Vic prepared for a solitary campaign of retribution.

Jesus found himself entangled in Ms. Tudi’s newest venture: a mobile spa, offering holy foot massages for profit. This endeavor placed Fish in a delicate predicament, particularly when Tudi swiftly decided that selling Fish’s inherent charm…

Enticed by the promise of unlimited groceries, a city worker falls under the sway of Fish, only to discover that such generosity exacts a steep toll.

As the food truck rumbled through Compton, Jesus found himself disoriented, and with a sinking feeling, realized his phone was gone.

Lloyd’s estranged wife draws Vic into a path of transgression. At the same time, the group films a music video for Boonie’s newest song, "Side Bitches."

Because Trayvon’s father provides him with complimentary cable service, a complication arises with Vic.

Lloyd's wife reappeared, declaring her desire for a divorce. He was elated, though the ensuing complications proved considerable. Following a visit to the probation office, Fish found himself facing a profound trial.

Weary of the holiday’s relentless commercialism, Jesus makes a private Christmas wish. When it is granted, he finds himself confronting the unforeseen repercussions of existence stripped of his divine nature.