Messages spoken at the 1969 Minnesota Koronis CFO
Minnesota Koronis CFO 1969:
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The 1969 Minnesota Koronis CFO met at Lake Koronis Assembly Grounds, Paynesville, from July 28 to August 1, 1969. The speaker was Tommy Tyson, who spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Faith, Healing, Inner Healing, Jesus, Kingdom Living, Spiritual Growth and The Holy Spirit. Choose a message below to listen.
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On the opening night of the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1969, Tommy Tyson sets the week’s task: learning how the realm of the spirit relates to the ordinary world. A Chicago prayer group finds a way through a boycott before it has to happen, a mayor in Troy, Alabama finances housing out of his own pocket, and “none of us have the luxury of rejection.”
Trust is the key word in a right relationship with God, Tommy Tyson tells the 1969 Minnesota Koronis CFO. A man who insists that dead men do not bleed has to be pricked with a pin, before he will let a fact stand against his conviction. A mother whose own father never once said he loved her is prayed for through the healing of memories.
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No person and no achievement can complete a human heart, and Tommy Tyson uses his own marriage and his debt to Rufus Moseley to show it to the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1969. Moseley would never lay hands on him, telling him Jesus would deal with him directly, and Tyson admits that about the time he had him on a pedestal he began to find the clay.
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Christians carry the same presence Jesus carried and are sent out to live as God’s tabernacle, Tommy Tyson tells the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1969. Amanda on the train says it plainly, “I am the tabernacle of God,” and a canvas bank bag left lying on a desk goes to a stranded truck driver in Midwest City.
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Working verse by verse through Peter and John at the Beautiful Gate, Tommy Tyson describes a Holy Spirit who is constant rather than occasional, and whose habit is to turn failures into victories rather than provide an escape. A woman’s “hold on for me,” flatly denied afterwards, is the story he leaves with the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1969.
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