Messages spoken at the 1993 Wisconsin CFO
Wisconsin CFO 1993:
11 messages.
The 1993 Wisconsin CFO met at Lakeland College, Sheboygan, from August 1 to August 6, 1993. The speakers were Bill Godfrey and Charly Morgan, and they spoke on the subjects of Camps Farthest Out History, Christian Living, Faith, Guidance, Healing, Inner Healing, Kingdom Living, Praise & Thanksgiving, Prayer, Spiritual Growth, The Holy Spirit and Victorious Living. Choose a message below to listen.
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Charly Morgan trades an identity built on achieving for rest in Christ. She tells the Wisconsin CFO in 1993 about an aunt of a hundred and two, who taught her that some mountains are to be cast into the sea rather than climbed.
Opening the Wisconsin CFO in 1993, Charly Morgan grounds newcomers in Glenn Clark’s founding vision, remembers standing in the basement offices where it began, and warns against letting the practice go stale.
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Bill Godfrey treats trust as something done rather than felt, using an aircraft losing control in cloud as the picture of self-reliance. A talk given to the Wisconsin CFO in 1993.
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Charly Morgan recounts the death of her teenage son and a friend’s word that God sees us without blemish, and concludes that nothing in a believer’s life is ever wasted. Recorded at the Wisconsin CFO in 1993.
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Bill Godfrey leads the 1993 Wisconsin CFO through giving thanks in every circumstance, from an early word about preparing for something far larger to the poem his daughter left behind.
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Charly Morgan tells how she gave away her own marked New Testament to a mother whose newborn was gravely ill. A verse written out on a torn page, she says, carried her after her son’s death. Spoken to the Wisconsin CFO in 1993.
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Bill Godfrey argues that the Christian life is impossible in a person’s own strength, telling the 1993 Wisconsin CFO that being powerless is not at all the same as being helpless.
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Charly Morgan describes prayer as the thread that held her life together without her ever setting out to find it, from a Monday dawn prayer group to learning conversational prayer, speaking before the Wisconsin CFO in 1993.
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Closing the Wisconsin CFO in 1993, Bill Godfrey presses obedience to the plain word of God in crises and small choices alike, having given his own damaged body a name and told it to walk.
Closing the week at the Wisconsin CFO in 1993, Charly Morgan learns to pray for the highest and best for the people she loves rather than shielding them from hardship, and reads John 17 in full.
Standing before the Wisconsin CFO in 1993, Bill Godfrey tells of agnosticism, drink and the night he asked for help out loud, and of a vision in which Christ untied the weight he had been carrying.
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