Messages spoken at the 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO
Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO 1976:
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The 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO met at Lake Murray, Ardmore, from September 17 to September 30, 1976. The speakers were Bill Godfrey, David du Plessis, Dr. Bill Reed and Ruth Carter Stapleton, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Healing, Jesus, Love, Praise & Thanksgiving, Prayer, Spiritual Growth and The Holy Spirit. Choose a message below to listen.
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Called to witness rather than to preach, David du Plessis tells the 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO about a conversion that came in a lightning storm over a Basutoland cornfield. A theologian told there is no terminal, and an Oxford priest who asked for the baptism after a commission meeting, follow.
Given at the 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO. Bill Godfrey cried for help at three in the morning and finished up in a county jail cell, which is where he dates repentance from. Repentance is a decision rather than remorse, he argues, and he found the church that finally helped him by looking under a heading in the telephone book.
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A rabbi’s three words at a Yom Kippur service gave Bill Godfrey the shape of repentance: turn away, turn toward, and return. This comes from the 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO. He quit smoking twice, once by will and once by deliverance, and describes being immersed in a lake years after having been baptized as a child.
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Answering a professor’s questions at the 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO, David du Plessis insists tongues are chosen rather than seized. He recalls a thousand-mile drive with a Catholic scholar, a bishop weeping alone behind a locked hotel door, and Christmas lights that do not flicker.
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Stop asking for what has already been given, David du Plessis tells the 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO. He works toward 1 Corinthians 13 by way of a hostile professor loved until he had no answer left, and a long-distance call that rang in an empty room.
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At the 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO, Ruth Carter Stapleton presses the room to break rigid habits and erase the line between secular and spiritual. She offers a friend whose praise boiled over with her candy, and her own decision to leave three bridge clubs she disliked.
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Bill Reed tells the 1976 Oklahoma Ardmore Healing CFO what changed after his experience at an Order of Saint Luke retreat, including the colleague who told him bluntly that he now made people uncomfortable. He introduces Eva Orr, a poet who recites whole chapters of Scripture from memory to strangers, and describes the weekly clinic where a Bible class and a healing service bracket the medical work.
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