Messages spoken at the North Florida CFO 1985.
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Tommy Tyson reads the promise of Jesus that “rivers of living water” will flow from a believer’s inmost being. He then tells how Francis answered his question about his newfound joy: the family had always had access to everything he owned except himself. On the last night of the 1985 North Florida CFO, he urges campers to stop imitating Jesus and to let the Holy Spirit run the stream unblocked.
Tommy Tyson took a parking place at the grocery store, traded words with the driver who wanted it, and afterward had to tell the Lord, “I did that one on my own.” He uses the failure at the North Florida CFO in 1985 to make a point. Responding to Jesus in front of one another is practice for responding to him everywhere.
At the North Florida CFO in 1985, Tommy Tyson recalls Star Daily being told in prison that the one thing he wanted most would be given, and answering that he did not know enough to choose. He makes that request the pattern for the stewardship of choice, and he shows how guilt clouds the decisions campers make.