Messages spoken at the 1988 Kentucky Lake CFO
Kentucky Lake CFO 1988:
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The 1988 Kentucky Lake CFO met at Kenlake Hotel, KY Lake State Park, Hardin, from October 17 to October 21, 1988. The speakers were Homer Martin and Mary Virginia Parrish, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Inner Healing, Kingdom Living, Prayer and Spiritual Growth. Choose a message below to listen.
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Homer Martin reads 1 John as the business of introducing Jesus, and jokes about a maid who over-introduced her chauffeur suitor. He then presses believers to correct one another on the spot rather than let a discord stand, in this talk to the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1988.
Mary Virginia Parrish runs a prayer laboratory at the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1988, leading the room through stillness, thanksgiving, intercession, relinquishment and adoration, mapped onto the outer court and the holy place of the tabernacle.
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Homer Martin admits to the 1988 Kentucky Lake CFO how often he has misread what bearing fruit means, working through John 15 by way of kudzu he mistook for a grapevine and a walnut grove grafted onto a hardy stump.
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Mary Virginia Parrish argues that a person is defined by the freedom to choose, and that every stage of growth turns on a deliberate yes rather than a feeling. Her examples for the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1988 run from her own collapse after her husband’s death, to a paralyzed athlete content where she was.
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Homer Martin preaches on being spiritually exposed before God from the letter to Laodicea, and sets a computer virus beside the wartime training that taught him to recognize an aircraft in a split second. From the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1988.
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