Messages spoken at the 2006 Florida Family CFO
Florida Family CFO 2006:
5 messages.
The 2006 Florida Family CFO met at Lake Yale Baptist Assembly Grounds, Eustis, from July 3 to July 7, 2006. The speakers were Bill Dew and Carol Dew, and they spoke on the subjects of Faith, Healing, Spiritual Growth, The Holy Spirit and Victorious Living. Choose a message below to listen.
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Bill Dew describes a young man who prays for a deaf shopper at a grocery store checkout, and then borrows the intercom to announce her healing to the whole store. He also tells of a man whose locked shoulder loosens after prayer at the front of the room. Speaking to the Florida Family CFO in 2006, Dew frames these signs as normal Christian life, not the exception.
Bill Dew retells how a man’s replacement hip heals of its pain and grinding, when he hears another man’s healing testimony at a later meeting. He also tells how a pregnant woman, told by doctors that her baby had died, delivers a healthy child after prayer. At the 2006 Florida Family CFO, he calls this chain reaction “the power of the testimony.”
At the Florida Family CFO in 2006, Bill Dew traces a chain of twentieth century healing revivals, from John G. Lake in Africa to Rodney Howard Brown and the Toronto blessing, arguing that the same anointing is being passed on today. He recounts a prophet’s vision of an angel who introduces himself as “Breakthrough” and says he has been assigned to the United States. Dew also describes waking at 1:11 on three separate nights, a detail he ties to Romans 1:11 on imparting a spiritual gift.
Carol Dew prays over a woman’s swollen ankle in the aisle at the Florida Family CFO in 2006. She then works through Job, the man born blind in John 9, and Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” to argue that God never sends sickness. She closes by leading campers to renounce fear and false teaching so they can minister healing with boldness.
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Carol Dew turns a flight attendant’s boarding joke that “shift happens” into a play on the Greek word behind “repent,” which means a change of thinking rather than mere remorse. At the 2006 Florida Family CFO, she teaches that this shift opens campers to the kingdom of heaven. She closes by calling them to be filled with the Holy Spirit and poured out for others.
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