With the garden in danger, our heroes decide to have an online benefit concert with Coolio to raise the money.
While Jesus is on the run, our gang is left to ponder what would Black Jesus do in their shoes.
Fresh from the mental hospital, Jesus is back in Compton looking for a place to stay. He grows concerned when it appears Fish has returned to a life of crime.
Jesus and the gang take on the "Church of Jesus Christ in Compton" and plot to teach its corrupt preacher a lesson.
When Vic misinterprets the gang's latest hustle as terrorist activity, he gears up to wage a one-man war against them.
Jesus joins Ms. Tudi in her latest money-making scheme, a mobile spa van charging for Holy foot massages. The hustle puts Fish in an awkward position when Tudi soon decides it better to sell Fish's "gift of sexiness" instead.
When Fish seduces a city worker into a no limit EBT card, he learns that free food can come at a high price.
Our heroes travel through Compton in a food truck, spreading the good word and fish tacos. When Jesus's phone falls into the wrong hands, Trayvon is desperate to get it back.
Vic plunges into sin courtesy of Lloyd's estranged wife. Meanwhile, the gang shoots a music video for Boonie's latest track, "Side Bitches".
With a little divine influence, Lloyd gets a lucrative job as a liquor spokesman. Success changes Lloyd but not in the ways Jesus had hoped.
Advantage Jesus.
Had to argue those curls.
Please, not MySpace.
Nobody's perfect, not even your Boy.
