:59:02
I'm not Bishop Taylor.
:59:04
You don't have to remind us.
We're all quite painfully aware of that.
:59:10
Sorry I'm late.
:59:12
Late for what?
:59:14
To discuss the revival plans.
:59:17
Oh, well, you know,
that's mighty noble of you...
:59:20
...young David, but...
- Reverend.
:59:21
I'm sorry, Miss Ernestine. This
meeting is for the business at hand.
:59:25
If David wants to come back,
make an appointment.
:59:27
- Thank you very much.
- Appointment?
:59:30
Does..?
:59:33
Would you like me
to send a fax or e-mail...
:59:35
...or will a phone call suffice?
- That's not necessary.
:59:38
No, that's all right, Charlene.
We all a little emotional these days.
:59:42
Put your ego aside for one minute
so we can discuss these plans.
:59:45
You know, David...
:59:47
...this revival isn't just
about Bishop Taylor.
:59:49
The man who built this church.
:59:51
We have a congregation
to think about.
:59:53
Don't pretend this event means
more to you than your own spotlight.
:59:57
Let church people handle
church business.
:59:59
This will always be my father's church.
That makes it my business.
1:00:02
Don't come here talking about
"my father" and "his church."
1:00:05
While you were playing
the absentee son...
1:00:07
...we were here with your father
doing God's work.
1:00:09
Normally, I'd be coming
at you right now, but... Hold on.
1:00:14
- Out of respect for my father's church
and these people, I'll give you a pass.
1:00:18
You can thank your
work with God for that.
1:00:21
Amen.
1:00:29
David.
1:00:30
- David!
- Miss Ernestine, I love you, all right?
1:00:33
But you need
to leave me alone right now.
1:00:35
You're running from the church
that needs you because of adversity?
1:00:38
I'm not a minister, all right?
I'm an entertainer.
1:00:40
That's what I do. That's who I am.
1:00:42
That's what you ran to.
That's not who you are.
1:00:45
Let them fight over it. I don't care.
1:00:47
But it's your father's legacy.
Who's gonna fight if you don't?
1:00:50
David!