He wants to establish a school in Ethiopia and help other churches fund missions. Forming a partnership with a developer to build 65 houses on a 34-acre plot next to the church. A retirement center, too. Negotiations with prospective developers are ongoing. It's all part of a plan to bolster wealth in the African-American community.
Home ownership means economic power.
It means stability. It means shelter. It means more funding for missions. For now, the temptation to do more has abated. The sermon is ending.