Series: Ohio CFO 1964

One current runs the refrigerator and the television. God’s impersonal power is just as impartial in the moral world, Starr Daily says, and it served the man who robbed a bank to buy a rescue mission, then converted him through his own preaching. At the 1964 Ohio CFO, the talk sends campers into a communion service with one instruction: seek the kingdom first, and the neutral power will be used well.

Starr Daily describes a prophetic sense that all creation is made of doors. Every one of them is turned toward the single door that is Jesus, through whom a person goes in and out and finds pasture. He tells the 1964 Ohio CFO about a young woman on a Los Angeles street corner, who was set free the moment she could force out the name of Jesus.