Messages spoken at the 1982 Florida Family CFO
Florida Family CFO 1982:
4 messages.
The 1982 Florida Family CFO met at Lake Yale Baptist Assembly Grounds, Eustis, from June 27 to July 1, 1982. The speaker was Tommy Tyson, who spoke on the subjects of Guidance, Jesus, Kingdom Living, Love and Spiritual Growth. Choose a message below to listen.
Tommy Tyson opens the 1982 Florida Family CFO by comparing God’s will to an airport detector that stops only what could harm someone. The only thing God ever asks anyone to surrender is what would hurt them. He grew up hearing God’s will identified with unexplained tragedy, and he answers that with Jesus, whose joy was to do it.
Tommy Tyson would rather have five minutes with the risen Jesus now than a hundred years walking beside him in Galilee. Speaking to the Florida Family CFO in 1982, he follows Rufus Mosley’s four orders of life, from spirit and matter to the incarnation and on to the ascended humanity of Jesus, where “you’re accepted in the beloved” becomes plain fact.
A mother lets a little girl use a rolling pin before she can bake, and Tommy Tyson says God hands out his gifts to immature people the same way. His granddaddy saved the finest ear of corn for next year’s seed bin. At the 1982 Florida Family CFO he pictures the Father doing the same with the risen Jesus, the seed of a new humanity reproduced in us.
The King rules with a towel and a basin, Tommy Tyson tells campers at the Florida Family CFO in 1982. “Jesus didn’t change the heart of God. Jesus revealed the heart of God.” He closes with Star Daily’s counsel to a wife whose marriage was on the rocks: rub your husband’s feet with a cake of lanolin. She did, and the marriage broke open.