Messages spoken at the Minnesota Koronis CFO 1985
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Evelyn Carter Spencer speaks the morning after her inheritance message at the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1985. She uses the parable of the sower to ask campers what kind of soil their hearts have become. She describes a root that must sink down to find the water of the Spirit before it can bear fruit.
At the 1985 Minnesota Koronis CFO, Evelyn Carter Spencer traces how a canceled Pittsburgh retreat led her to her first Camps Farthest Out. She then walks campers through Ephesians 1, showing that they hold an inheritance in God, and that God holds an inheritance in them.
Evelyn Carter Spencer retells David’s question, “what shall I render unto the Lord,” and teaches that the answer is simply to take the peace, sleep, and healing God already holds ready. God tells her, “everything I am, I am in you.” She was speaking at the Minnesota Koronis CFO in 1985.
Evelyn Carter Spencer describes Christ letting the disciples struggle at the oars in a storm, then walking toward them across the very water afflicting them. At the 1985 Minnesota Koronis CFO, she applies that “sanctified experience” to her own daughter’s cancer surgery and to years of being cancer free.