Messages spoken at the 1956 West Virginia Summer Family CFO
West Virginia Summer Family CFO 1956:
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The 1956 West Virginia Summer Family CFO met at Camp Caesar, Webster Springs, in September 1956. The speakers were Bernis "Bernie" Warfield and Roland Brown, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Discipline, Faith, Guidance, Kingdom Living and Spiritual Growth. Choose a message below to listen.
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Preaching at the West Virginia Summer Family CFO in 1956, Bernie Warfield recalls his conversion at his first camp in 1945. He then likens every believer to biscuits cut from the same batch of dough. Some are browned just right and others are scorched, but all are shaped by the same hand and headed for the same table.
Bernie Warfield likens complacency to a golf ball resting in its hole. He follows Moses to the “backside of the desert,” and closes with a hunter who is content to die clutching a single feather from the bird of truth. The talk was given at the West Virginia Summer Family CFO in 1956.
At the West Virginia Summer Family CFO in 1956, Bernie Warfield pictures unconquered jealousy, fear, and anger as charms dangling outside a soul. Small daily mercies, like giving up the best piece of toast, work each charm loose. Once a charm is dropped inside, it can no longer trouble its owner.
Roland Brown closes the week at the 1956 West Virginia Summer Family CFO on pride disguised as hurt feelings and spiritual one-upmanship, opening with a minister who insisted on orange juice with the seeds left in.
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