I go to India and I see these children that are orphans. Man! I only want to adopt a few hundred of them personally, and bring back a few thousand so you can adopt a few hundred of them. It crushes you. It breaks your heart.

So what are you going to do? We’ve got to deal with the orphans. We’ve got to deal with the food problem. That’s the problem! Somebody has got to raise money and help out and start more orphanages and adopt more kids and feed these people. We’ve got to get on this problem.

I’m willing to step up and get engaged to the point that it would be a distraction. “No, David. Taking care of orphans can never be a distraction!” It can be. It can be.

Listen: I go to the doctor because my ankle hurts – it’s bothering me. I can hardly walk. He just keeps giving me pain meds. He’s helping the problem. My ankle doesn’t hurt. But is he really fixing anything? No. He’s not. It becomes a problem when I only deal with the symptoms and I never address the issue.

The issue in India is not orphans. The issue in India is a wrong religion, a wrong belief system. Yes, we help the orphans but we don’t let that distract us from telling the truth. They have got to be challenged with the Gospel of Jesus Christ because when they give their lives to the Lord Jesus Christ, they become part of the solution, not part of the problem.