Messages spoken at the 1976 Mississippi CFO
Mississippi CFO 1976:
9 messages.
The 1976 Mississippi CFO met at Seashore Methodist Assembly Grounds, Biloxi, from April 24 to April 28, 1976. The speakers were Evelyn Carter Spencer and Roland Brown, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Faith, Forgiveness, Kingdom Living, Love, Prayer and Spiritual Growth. Choose a message below to listen.
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After ten years of searching for anyone who prayed seriously, Roland Brown was led to the movement by a ten-cent booklet on prayer. He tells that story at the Mississippi CFO in 1976, then reads the teaching Jesus gave on the mount as instruction on how to pray.
Roland Brown preaches the ministry of reconciliation, illustrating it with a woman in his old church who put her hands on her hips, then agreed to pray about her landlord in love. He urges the Mississippi CFO in 1976 to shift, moment by moment, off the worldly plane.
Roland Brown describes praying at a distance for a young sailor in the South Pacific. The boy was asked to lie still at an appointed hour, and he was healed. He later said he felt his body float, just as he had when hands were laid on him in person. Love and agreement, Brown tells the campers, work at any distance. Given at the 1976 Mississippi CFO.
Evelyn Carter Spencer teaches the 1976 Mississippi CFO that believers already hold a full inheritance but must enter and take it, as Israel had to walk into Canaan.
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Addressing the Mississippi CFO in 1976, Evelyn Carter Spencer makes the renewed mind of Romans 12 the working engine of new creation life, and recalls the twenty years she argued with God about whether a woman should speak.
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Teaching from John 14 that Jesus gave the enemy no ground, Evelyn Carter Spencer calls the 1976 Mississippi CFO to reclaim the ground surrendered in thought, feeling and unbelief.
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Roland Brown sets out what is actually done behind the closed door of private prayer, and tells of carrying books through Checkpoint Charlie in his overcoat. From the Mississippi CFO in 1976.
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Evelyn Carter Spencer moves from redemption into abiding communion with Jesus, closing on a prayer that God would cause his people to come to the river. From the Mississippi CFO in 1976.
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Evelyn Carter Spencer reads Hebrews 10 as confident access rather than fearful distance, and describes an unveiled feast with a skeleton seated at its head, in this talk to the Mississippi CFO in 1976.