Messages spoken at the 1965 Kentucky Lake CFO
Kentucky Lake CFO 1965:
3 messages.
The 1965 Kentucky Lake CFO met at Kenlake Hotel, KY Lake State Park, Hardin. The speakers were Starr Daily and Tick Watson, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Healing, Jesus, Praise & Thanksgiving and Prayer. Choose a message below to listen.
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At a Chicago rescue mission Starr Daily heard a prosperous man tell the crowd he was “16 years old today.” The man was counting from the night he was born again at that altar. Daily brings the story to the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1965 along with his own visits to skid row, taken for the humiliation that he says opens the gate to humility.
At the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1965, Starr Daily describes a prison guard called Peters, who ignored him. An old cellmate taught him to picture the man as he really was inside and to hold steady goodwill toward him. Loving that guard, and then everyone in the prison, is what finally gave him the moral courage to stand up and witness.
At the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1965, Tick Watson turns his own polio-shaped life into a lesson that God uses people exactly as they are. He runs through the habits of continual thanksgiving he keeps on the road: prayer codes read off license plates, an appointment with God marked on the dashboard, and a paralyzed veteran who thanked him for his smile.
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