I want you to listen right now to just a couple of minutes of a longer sermon that was given

by a Protestant minister.

His name is Francis Chan.

I want to give you some information about him before you hear what he had to say.

And this is from Wikipedia.

So he's born in 1967 in San Francisco.

He's an author, a teacher, preacher, and evangelical churches.

He's a former teaching pastor of Cornerstone Community Church in Seamy Valley, California.

He founded that church, I should say, in 1994.

He founded Eternity Bible College.

He's been a board member of several Christian and social justice organizations,

including Children's Hunger Fund and Gospel for Asia.

And he gets into his background from China, his mom and his relatives from China.

A little bit further, it says that he took a three-month leave from Cornerstone in 2008.

Chan said he felt convicted to sacrifice more for God.

He gives away about 50% of his income.

He doesn't take a salary from his church.

He's donated most of his book royalties, which have totaled about $2 million to various charities.

All of it goes to organizations which rescue sex slaves

in foreign countries. In 2008, it was reported that the church he established Cornerstone

would give away 55% of its income to charitable causes. When's the last time you heard

anything like that? In 2015, Chan noted in a sermon at abundant life Christian fellowship that he owns restaurants,

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