He gives to the point that he draws criticism from others who say, 'you've given enough, shouldn't you be thinking about yourself now? Shouldn't you be concerned about your future? Don't you think you should have save up for an emergency?' I love his answer: What part about children being kidnapped and then raped repeatedly every single day of their life is NOT an emergency? Really changes your perspective. One of my favorite parts is where the author is explaining how he is giving sacrificially to the ministry he is so passionate about, which is human trafficking. This is one of those books that changes you forever.
