Messages spoken at the 1974 Kentucky Lake CFO
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Kentucky Lake CFO 1974:
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The 1974 Kentucky Lake CFO met at Kenlake Hotel, KY Lake State Park, Hardin, from October 15 to October 18, 1974. The speaker was Evelyn Carter Spencer, who spoke on the subjects of Authority, Christian Living, Faith and Victorious Living. Choose a message below to listen.
Evelyn Carter Spencer leads campers through a breathing exercise built on the confession “Christ in me, the hope of glory.” She then describes coming to know Jesus not only as Savior and healer but as sovereign Lord. She had, she says, “never seen a king” beg his subjects to obey him. The talk comes from the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1974.
At the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1974, Evelyn Carter Spencer tells campers she once threw her Bible on the ground and jumped on it in frustration. Then God showed her that everything she would ever need is already given in Jesus Christ.
Evelyn Carter Spencer preaches that the fullness of God dwells fully in every believer. She points to the Roman centurion who tells Jesus he need only “speak the word,” recognizing the authority standing behind him. She was speaking to the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1974.
Evelyn Carter Spencer retells how Peter and John told a lame beggar at the temple gate, “look on us,” before healing him in the name of Jesus. She presses campers with the question that gives the talk its urgency, can God depend on you. She preached this at the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1974.