Preaching on Pentecost Sunday at the Annual CFO in 1967, Tommy Tyson tells his hearers that “Easter is just a promise without Pentecost.” He describes the baptism in the Holy Spirit as a quickening of the subconscious that ratifies what the conscious mind has already accepted. Here he echoes Glenn Clark’s teaching, familiar across the movement, that the conscious and subconscious are no longer at war.
