Messages spoken at the Minnesota Koronis CFO 1958.
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In a morning talk on discipline at the 1958 Minnesota Koronis CFO, Starr Daily lays out four laws taken from the example of Jesus: enter as a child, live a hidden life, live an open life, and die to self. A doctor carries the second law. He burned his patients’ unpaid bills, then quietly spent whatever came in anyway on people who never learned who sent it.
At the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1958, Hannah Hurnard recalls a prayer group united by a strange shared vision. One woman in a pale yellow dress finally confessed that the vision was God’s sign to her. Jesus told Mary “touch me not,” Hurnard teaches, and so he can now be touched only through other people.
A little girl opened the door to a visiting holy man. She ran back through the house crying that Jesus was standing at the door. Hannah Hurnard uses the story at the 1958 Minnesota Koronis CFO to show how a person’s inner thoughts shape the face they show the world.
Hannah Hurnard once knelt in despair and promised God her stammering mouth if he would prove himself real. Her Bible fell open to the words “my grace is sufficient for thee.” Days later she preached that verse without a single stammer. She tells the story at the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1958.