Richard Roberts

AMBER: Right, but it takes money to do all this stuff, but something that grabs people— LR: But your heart has been connected. AMBER: —is our relationship with them.  And through that relationship, they’ll see God through you.  And we were just all talking, actually sitting probably on the floor of Jordan’s office, and we …

LR: And it is normal to God.  Well, they came back, and we’ll kind of switch over to Haley.  Haley’s desire was most of it, in my opinion, in the missionary outreach and the healing outreach. Jordan’s was in the feeding and the educational side.  And when Jordan came back, your heart was, you didn’t …

LR: Kenneth Copeland said to me about his grandkids, actually it was his granddaughter said it to me, that, you know—and I talked to Joyce Meyer about it.  I’ve talked to Benny Hinn’s family.  We’ve had all their kids here, kids, grandkids.  We’ve got lots of kids that are missionary kids, all the way to …

NC: That’s right.  Well, Niger, a nation that is less than one percent Christian, it’s, like you said, the poorest country.  It doesn’t have enough resources to sustain the population.  It’s the lowest in education, ranked on the education index in the world; 208 countries, it’s last. So from the natural standpoint, you say, “What …