Messages spoken at the 1998 New York Taconic CFO
New York Taconic CFO 1998:
7 messages.
The 1998 New York Taconic CFO met at Camp Taconic, Red Hook, from August 23 to August 28, 1998. The speakers were Paul Leacock, Rex Schrolucke and Rosa Valdez, and they spoke on the subjects of Camps Farthest Out History, Christian Living, Faith, Guidance, Joy, Praise & Thanksgiving, Prayer, The Holy Spirit and Victorious Living. Choose a message below to listen.
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Speaking to the New York Taconic CFO in 1998, Paul Leacock preaches 1 John 2 on choosing love of the Father over the world’s three appetites. He tells how he turned from a business career after being told in the small hours to preach.
At the 1998 New York Taconic CFO, Rex Schrolucke walks through how the movement is actually organized: its eight zones, the councils they feed, and the annual meeting that decides things. He tells them they forfeit the right to complain if they send nobody.
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Rex Schrolucke argues that God intends a living two-way word rather than mere assent, and presses the camp to risk acting on what they hear. A boy who saw a man hanging on a plus sign opens this talk to the New York Taconic CFO in 1998.
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The capacity to hear God is given rather than earned, Rex Schrolucke tells the New York Taconic CFO in 1998, working through Paul’s charge to covet and stir up the gifts, prophecy above all.
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Speaking to the New York Taconic CFO in 1998, Rex Schrolucke trains young people to hear God in ordinary places, then teaches praise itself (clapping, shouting, dancing) as a weapon, describing a congregation dancing around its own church directory.
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Rosa Valdez tells the 1998 New York Taconic CFO of a decade of trial ending in her husband’s healing, and of the shift from asking and weeping to offering herself in praise while the answer was still nowhere in sight.
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Rex Schrolucke closes the week at the 1998 New York Taconic CFO on moving from a fear-driven faith to a love-driven one, and staying glad under offense, contrasting birds that let water run off with birds that do not.
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