Messages spoken at the 1986 Hawaii CFO
Hawaii CFO 1986:
8 messages.
The 1986 Hawaii CFO met at Sheraton Molokai, Molokai, from September 27 to October 1, 1986. The speakers were Larry Eddings and Wayne West, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Discipline, Faith, Family, Forgiveness, Healing, Inner Healing, Jesus, Joy, Spiritual Growth, The Holy Spirit and Victorious Living. Choose a message below to listen.
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Larry Eddings recounts the audible voice that told him to stop and watch for a while, and lays the seasons of a spiritual life alongside a dormant apple tree. Recorded at the Hawaii CFO in 1986.
Before the Hawaii CFO in 1986, Larry Eddings watches two men walk to Emmaus with their eyes on the dirt, and asks what grief and shrunken hope keep hidden from us.
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For the Hawaii CFO in 1986, Larry Eddings works from a misprinted church bulletin into forgiveness as an act of the will rather than a feeling, including the strange business of forgiving God.
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Larry Eddings separates for the 1986 Hawaii CFO the ordinary faith everybody lives by from saving faith, using pylons driven into coral and the tower built on top of them.
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Larry Eddings visits a leper settlement and remembers a woman with no light left in her eyes, defining compassion for the 1986 Hawaii CFO as entering the suffering and providing a way out of it.
At the 1986 Hawaii CFO, Wayne West recounts a camp held among the Aguaruna people in the Peruvian jungle. There was a dugout canoe past piranhas, a snake killed on the trail, armadillo stew set before an honored guest, and a first communion of saltine crackers and lemonade.
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Wayne West sets Friday grief against Sunday restoration. He moves from the loss of a space shuttle and a friend’s puppet ministry to his daughter’s painful romance, and then to a girl who sang in a London hospital ward through the Blitz, in this talk to the Hawaii CFO in 1986.
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A dream God plants must die like a seed before it can be fulfilled, Wayne West argues at the 1986 Hawaii CFO. He moves from Sancho Panza kneeling at Don Quixote’s bedside to a corn stalk that envied the cow, and asks that the lunatics be given their chance.
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