Messages spoken at the 1960 United Kingdom CFO
United Kingdom CFO 1960:
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The 1960 United Kingdom CFO met from April 20 to April 23, 1960. The speakers were Hannah Hurnard and Norman Renshaw, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Forgiveness, Healing, Inner Healing, Kingdom Living, Love and Spiritual Growth. Choose a message below to listen.
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Andrew’s long walk to fetch his brother is Norman Renshaw’s model for introducing anyone to Christ, and he asks the 1960 United Kingdom CFO to absorb hurt rather than pass it on. A demoted man left to eat alone in the factory canteen shows what that costs.
Peter’s first day with Jesus shows a kingdom that refuses to stay private, Norman Renshaw tells the United Kingdom CFO in 1960, one that deliberately makes room for collaborators, foreigners, the sick, women and the poor. A churchgoer who had never heard of Joseph prompts his dry aside about the state of the country.
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From the letter of James, Hannah Hurnard argues to the 1960 United Kingdom CFO that the healing power of Jesus flowed from a holy and loving personality, which woke in the sick a longing to be changed. She holds that every disciple is meant to mature into just such an elder.
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Norman Renshaw describes ten years of patiently sending love and trust down into the subconscious before his own hay fever lifted, a habit he pictures as a yo-yo running between the surface mind and the deeper one. He tells the 1960 United Kingdom CFO that the healing came only once he owned his resentment of an older brother.
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