From what I have read and studied, Francis Chan holds to Christian Orthodoxy. I’m not calling him a false teacher or a heretic based on his theology; but exposing his compromise and acceptance of known false teachers (a form of heterodoxy—a position/opinion that runs contrary to orthodoxy).

Much of Chan’s message in his teachings and in his books are based on sound doctrine - which he practices. He’s just not applying these same biblical standards of doctrine to other speakers and authors (False Teachers: Bill Johnson, Todd White, Todd Bentley, Mike Bickle, Lou Engle, Heidi Baker).