Messages spoken at the 1975 British Columbia CFO
British Columbia CFO 1975:
11 messages.
The 1975 British Columbia CFO met at Langley, from August 9 to August 11, 1975. The speakers were Barbara Ann Chase and John Sandford, and they spoke on the subjects of Authority, Christian Living, Discipline, Faith, Family, Inner Healing, Jesus, Love, Prayer, Spiritual Growth and The Holy Spirit. Choose a message below to listen.
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Love and the gifts of the Spirit have to be given in the form the other person can actually receive, Barbara Ann Chase argues to the British Columbia, Canada CFO in 1975. She remembers a Christmas present chosen for the giver rather than the child.
Walking the 1975 British Columbia, Canada CFO through 1 Corinthians 13, Barbara Ann Chase urges believers to value love above spiritual gifts and to reverence one another’s differing experiences with God.
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Barbara Ann Chase has three volunteers at the 1975 British Columbia, Canada CFO unwrap themselves as gifts, then gathers testimonies of nudges obeyed and nudges missed.
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John Sandford traces the two-way covenant from Eden through Israel to Christ, and applies it to marriage and to small committed groups. He pictures God as a lapidary tumbling stones together until they shine, speaking at the British Columbia, Canada CFO in 1975.
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Knowing about the love of Jesus and having met it are two different things, Barbara Ann Chase tells the British Columbia, Canada CFO in 1975, and only the second compels anyone to pass it on. She saw Jesus kneel to blow one pale spark back into flame on a dead beach fire. She wrote two letters to God and got both answered in writing.
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The 1975 British Columbia, Canada CFO is given prayer as conversation and then the whole of Habakkuk: an honest complaint, an answer worth waiting on the rampart for, and rejoicing whatever the fig tree does. Barbara Ann Chase reads the priest and the Levite as good men on their way to a meeting.
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John Sandford reads Romans 12 to the 1975 British Columbia, Canada CFO as the secret of a life given away, distinguishes three levels of God’s will, and closes calling the room to intercede for the sins of a nation.
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John Sandford asks why believers reflexively run from intimacy with God, traces it back to love earned by performance in childhood, and describes the morning he met the Father while driving. From the British Columbia, Canada CFO in 1975.
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John Sandford presses on the 1975 British Columbia, Canada CFO the difference between receiving Jesus as savior and receiving him as Lord, and the surrender of control that the second requires.
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A narrow door into the real power of God is what Barbara Ann Chase offers the British Columbia, Canada CFO in 1975, with a warning that structure and doctrine are not the same thing as what they were built to hold. She points to a woman preacher told to close her mouth who then stood silent before thousands, and to a splinter that vanished from a boy’s foot.
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Every clause of 1 Corinthians 13 is read by Barbara Ann Chase as a description of Jesus rather than a standard to be met. A gift whose instructions have been torn off and thrown away, and an exercise asking each hearer to name three people they would rather not have to dinner, close her talk to the British Columbia, Canada CFO in 1975.
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