Messages spoken at the 1977 New York Warwick CFO
New York Warwick CFO 1977:
4 messages.
The 1977 New York Warwick CFO met at Warwick Conference Ctr., Warwick, from June 20 to June 23, 1977. The speaker was Roland Brown, who spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Faith, Guidance, Jesus, Love and Prayer. Choose a message below to listen.
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Roland Brown works John 15 on the vine and the branches into a plain equation for answered prayer, and asks how much his hearers actually abide rather than how much they intend to. The talk comes from the 1977 New York Warwick CFO.
Roland Brown works through numbered “laws” of answered prayer, lingering on the law of love and Glenn Clark’s discipline of an hour a day with his Bible for twelve years. This comes from the 1977 New York Warwick CFO. He closes with a man he prayed for over five years after his conversion, who vanished from church only to return from prison, radiant and quoting scripture.
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Roland Brown works through the laws of obedience, belief and giving. He tells the 1977 New York Warwick CFO how in 1948 he resigned his pulpit and salary with nothing arranged, how a widow telephoned that same week with her late husband’s formal coat, and how forty-two people came forward to give their lives to full-time service.
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Roland Brown likens each day of the camp to another floor on an elevator that makes for miracles, and insists that obeying the laws Jesus taught is common sense rather than legalism. He describes turning the nightly news hour into a prayer time with his wife for the countries and people named in it. From the New York Warwick CFO in 1977.
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