So this week’s Sunday’s Best episode, certainly did not disappoint. It started off with an awesome performance from the wonderful Clark Sisters as well as a performance by the wonderful Kiera Sheard!

In case you haven’t been keeping up, this season had some of the best singers EVER! The judges definitely had a best of the best to choose from, and last week they windled the group down to the top 4: Michael Lampkin, Joshua Rogers, Denetra Moore, and Alexis Speight.

Now let’s recap the performances.

First up was Denetra Moore, singing her own version of “Jesus will work it out”. As always she did great. Although the judges agree that her voice is amazing, Donnie McClurkin noted that there were a few mistakes during the performance. CeCe said that she just wanted her to be a little relaxed while Moore’s biggest fan, Yolanda Adams, simply loved everything from head to toe. Adams even called the performance “impeccable”. Overall I thought she did good, she definitely can SANG!!!

Next up, Pastor Michael Lampkin sung “Awesome God” by Fred Hammond. Now, I love his voice! And lucky for him the judges did too! CeCe proclaimed “..You know how to have church…Great Job!” Yolanda was delighted by Lampkin’s ability to master the “art and science of singing”. Overall he did great. McClurkin said “I love that you enjoyed it”, however he did note that it was a moment where Pastor Lampkin saved himself when he got lost in the words.

Alexis Speight was up next doing Kim Burrell’s “Calvary”. Now this was a very bold move and Kim Burrell definitely did not make it any easier when coaching Speight on the vocals. But somehow Speight seemed unnerved and ultimately, NAILED it! Her performance gained Kudos from all three judges and as a special bonus even Kim Burrell gave her a “two thumbs up”! Well done!

And finally, eighteen year old Joshua Rogers shined his vocals in singing “Well Done” by Deitrick Haddon. It is easy to see the anointing on this young man. He seems so humble and it is easy why he has become a fan favorite. The judges agreed that his performance was “well done”. McClurkin even said “I couldn’t be prouder of you than if you were my own son”.

All were great but unfortunately only two could stay to wow us away next week.

And the final two are:

Joshua Rogers and Alexis Speight!!

Congratulations, can’t wait to tune in next week!!

The shooting occurred at approximately 11 a.m. Wednesday in the lobby of 801 G Street NW. The security guard is being hailed as a hero after he stopped a gunman posing as an intern, taking a bullet in the arm before wrestling the suspect to the ground.

“The security guard here is a hero, as far as I’m concerned,” D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier said. ”He did his job. The person never made it past the front.”

According to Fox News, the suspect “made statements regarding their policies, and then opened fire with a gun striking a security guard”.

“The police are investigating this incident,” Family Research Council President Tony Perkins said. “Our first concern is with our colleague who was shot today. Our concern is for him and his family.”

The FBI has yet to release information on the suspect’s identity or motive.

“I’ve done it all. I did the drugs. I’ve been with men. I’ve been with women. It’s not a line. It’s my life,” Bynum said. “I took full responsibility in every area because every choice that I made, nobody put a gun to my head. These were my choices and I made these choices due to a lack of wisdom.”

“I’m not embarrassed about my conversions, and that’s why I’m not insecure about being around people who have issues and struggles,” she added.

She grew up in Chicago as one of five children. After being brought to the center stage by Bishop T.D. Jakes, in the late 1990’s, she quickly gained notoriety in the gospel community. She was first married in the 1980s and then again in 2002. Both marriages ended in divorce.

She credits having “purpose and destiny” for filling a longtime void from other negative periods of her life.

“That abuse that I suffered was because I attracted after my own kind. That abuse was always sitting in me,” she said on V-103. “I had already abused myself mentally and emotionally for years trying to fill a void that only the power of purpose can fill.”

“When purpose has a place to fill that hole, you can have sex with 50,000 people, you can do drugs til the cows come home. But the void that you’re trying to fill is a void that’s been put there by the Creator, and it’s called purpose and destiny. And until you accept that, you’re going to walk around with the living dead,” she said.

“I can’t even describe it,” an emotional Williams, who had serious health issues after cutting her foot and was out for a year since winning her fourth title in 2010, said in an on-court interview after collecting the trophy her older sister Venus has also snabbed five times.

“I almost didn’t make it a few years ago. I was in a hospital but now I’m here again and it was so worth it. I’m so happy.

”Just never give up, you can continue. Thank you, guys in the box today, daddy, mum — I can’t name everyone one but thank you from the bottom of my heart.“