Messages spoken at the 1971 Virginia Shrine Mont CFO
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Virginia Shrine Mont CFO 1971:
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The 1971 Virginia Shrine Mont CFO met at Shrine Mont, Orkney Springs, in June 1971. The speakers were Cliff Richmond and Roland Brown, and they spoke on the subjects of Forgiveness, Healing, Kingdom Living, Love, Prayer and Victorious Living. Choose a message below to listen.
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Cliff Richmond preaches on feeding on scripture rather than admiring it. He recalls a New Testament filled with a year of underlining that he then gave away to a young camper, and he quotes Peter’s charge to grow strong on it as on milk. From the 1971 Virginia Shrine Mont CFO.
Speaking to the Virginia Shrine Mont CFO in 1971, Roland Brown tells of desiring, searching and finding in prayer, and of the Glenn Clark book whose chapter on the lost art of Jesus set the course of his ministry.
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Roland Brown urges the 1971 Virginia Shrine Mont CFO to turn enemies into friends rather than criticize them, recalling a cathedral service in Ceylon interrupted by a wandering cow.
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Roland Brown sets settled conviction against hedged asking in prayer for healing, and clears the debris from a spring so that healing love can run, in this talk to the Virginia Shrine Mont CFO in 1971.
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Roland Brown closes a week at the 1971 Virginia Shrine Mont CFO with a vision he was given one Saturday night, a door into a young man’s heart, a clean and empty city, and a throne room where the lad rises and tells Jesus, “from now on you are to be the king of the kingdom of my soul.” He reaches it through the laws of surrender, contrition, righteousness, teachableness and relinquishment.
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Roland Brown teaches the 1971 Virginia Shrine Mont CFO the laws that underlie effective prayer and stops longest on 1 John 1:9, where the word “all” once stood out to him “as though it was in letters of gold.” Asked why nobody in his church was growing, he was shown a sharp word to his wife and an impatient hour with his two year old son, and confessing them turned both his ministry and that congregation around.
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