Messages spoken at the Washington CFO 1961.
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Faith is a capacity you already use every time you sit in a chair, Tommy Tyson tells the 1961 Washington CFO, and it grows through sacrifice and persistence. He remembers a frail woman who rode a bus from Indiana to Oklahoma, certain God had sent her there to be prayed for. She would not be talked out of it.
Every Christian is a minister, and no part of the body can serve itself, so we are given to one another. Tommy Tyson makes that case at the 1961 Washington CFO. He tells how his seventh grade son offered to resign as class representative after breaking the rules on a school trip, and how his classmates voted him back in.
Jesus invades all time and all space, Tommy Tyson says, and the widest gap left is between you and anyone you do not love. He tells the Washington CFO in 1961 how he crawled the fence to apologize to the neighbor whose new tool shed he had criticized. He also says why he will not call Hanoi the devil’s territory.