Once the biggest kingpin, Bishop White knows how the street life goes. Being in the game will lead you to the grave or to the cage, and Bishop White was one of the few that avoided both. Going from the streets to the pulpit, he’s saving every soul he can and living the life he was called to live with the support of his wife and family. But every soul can’t be saved and Bishop will learn that old habits die hard; especially when his own flesh and blood starts following in his footstep.
From the streets to the church, Candle is now living the life that she thought she deserved. She’s fought tooth and nail, and some females too to get her man. Now the first lady, her man’s love and loyalty are no longer a question. But Candle still has hate in her heart, and no matter how much she tries to keep it buried, there’s a part of Bishop that always reminds Candle of Bishops betrayal that she wants no parts of; his son. 
If you’re a preacher’s kid, you see the church differently; which is why Quinton wants as far away from it as possible. He following in his father’s footsteps, right to the life his father fought to forget. But is it really like father like son? Or will he inadvertently pull his father back into the very streets he left so long ago? 
The doors of the church are open, and no demon or dope boy can close them.