Francis Chan at IHOP

Ever heard of Francis Chan? He's the author of "Crazy Love", a bestseller a while back, and a couple other books.

Truthfully, I've tried reading his writings and haven't cared much for them. I mean, his writings seem almost as scatterbrained and meandering as mine! A little hard to follow.

Nonetheless, I came across this video of him preaching a sermon to an IHOP (International House of Prayer) conference and was quite impressed by his solid, Bible-centered, Jesus-loving teaching. If you have an hour, I'd recommend watching or listening to this. You will be blessed!

Just follow this link:
http://www.ihopkc.org/onething/#asset/A2F1A29F-3B9B-DD1B-554C-470E28A4F820/auto/true

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