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At the Florida Family CFO in 1996, Frank B. Seghers Jr. uses the old story of a chicken who only supplies eggs and a pig who gives his life for the bacon. Discipleship, he tells the campers, means being crucified with Christ. He traces the three crosses on Calvary to the fourth cross Christ made for us.
Recalling a botched deliverance in which a young woman threw a teenage boy across a room, Frank B. Seghers Jr. cautions listeners to leave deliverance to trained, appointed teams. He then opens the question and answer session to scripture, church order, and the limits of church authority. The session came at the Florida Family CFO in 1996.
Frank B. Seghers Jr. describes the nine and a half childless years before his wife Barbara gave birth to their son Jeremy. He presents it as proof that Jesus, and the resurrection power that raised him, still answers persistent prayer today. He was speaking to the 1996 Florida Family CFO.
Frank B. Seghers Jr. takes his young son’s five licks himself when the boy begs to be spared a promised spanking. He uses the moment to show how God’s justice and his love meet at the cross, in a Bible study recorded at the 1996 Florida Family CFO.
Frank B. Seghers Jr. tells campers about a rich man who tries to smuggle a suitcase of gold into heaven, only to be told he has brought nothing but pavement. He urges them to fix their eyes on Jesus rather than on money, power, or prestige, in this talk to the Florida Family CFO in 1996.