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Glenn Clark asked a young Japanese camper named Toki to kneel in her own quiet unconditional surrender...
Glenn Clark tells the campers that living in the kingdom of heaven starts with trusting the body's own...
Glenn Clark teaches the campers about love through two classroom memories. One is a boy who begged him...
Glenn Clark preaches the prodigal son to the campers. He describes a young man who wrote ahead, asking...
Praying together means surrendering to enemies as well as friends, Thomas Carruth tells the campers. He...
Roland Brown draws on George Washington Carver's line that "cotton and silk are two incompatible...
God's love, not eloquence, is the basis of effective prayer, Roland Brown tells the Missouri CFO in...
Roland Brown opens with a mother's escalating warnings to a daughter headed off to college, capped by a...
Roland Brown urges campers to become doers of the word, not merely hearers. He illustrates the...
Walking John 13 through 17 and 1 John with the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1981, Marcia Brown builds a...
A diving accident into four inches of water opens Marcia Brown's account of what depth of experience...
At the 1986 Minnesota Koronis CFO, Marcia Brown runs through a personal list of scriptural laws of...
Marcia Brown recalls arriving at her first Minnesota Koronis CFO as a frightened young preacher's wife....
Reading 2 Corinthians 5 and Ephesians 1 on reconciliation, Marcia Brown recalls a joint Catholic and...
A four-year-old once told Glenn Clark that grown people are like giants whose faces go unseen, and only...
A life lived "under the sun," Glenn Clark says, is no more than what Ecclesiastes calls "vanity,...