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a telemarketing firm, worth half a billion dollars. With a fleet of limos, moving trucks and warehouses, his net worth has exceed

nd couldn’t take their eyes off him. A few other men secretly lusted after this powerful motivational speaker, philan

God and a host of other unspeakable things. He was estranged from

had a homosexual son. Even though Kayak was raised to treat others with respect, that went out the window when his son cra

f authority. No, he wasn't perfect, but he damn sure tried to be. He was a b

t married to his late wife, rest her soul, life was good.

as the pictures dan

rried his first wife, h

ned out to be when everyone

the podium, overlooking a huge

and he set the Bible on the podium and ch

could make it. A rather lovely bunc

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ah, Past

erstanding. He rose up his hands. “Let’s take a

few women had their open palms in

n the pit of your stomach

read locks took off running around t

urke was

became quiet. “Let’s get into the Word. I

ing their thoughts and ge

that troubles me about this church, our church. Some of you I am told are showing up late for Bible study and a couple of you

rch was

whatever, but let’s keep God in mind when we do these things. We are about to collect tithes, and remember, give wit

back to the Lord. Those seeds a

heir early twenties, stood before the church, behind a table. As the tithes buckets came they started counting all of the m

organization, so all money, every Sunday, w

and the ushers collected tithes, Pa

e line,” he said, grabbing the microphone from the miniature stand on the

one anything wro

on her husband. Her left heel dangled from her left toe. “I hardly made mistakes,” he went on, his voice rising w

es, folding her hands in

eyes, and thought, Lor

ave to keep u

p the funds, they collected a grand total of $14,589

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