Messages given at various Camps Farthest Out by Audrey Eddings
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Audrey Eddings, along with her husband Larry, ministered all over the United States teaching on healing, forgiveness, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the power of God.
Their easy-to-understand way of reaching people made them a favorite leader at The Camps Farthest Out.
Audrey went home to be with the Lord in 2014.
Audrey Eddings recounts an audible voice that warned her mid-book against a novel later linked to a teenager’s suicide pact. She also describes a dream that named a mole on her toe for a doctor to remove. She offered both to the 1990 California Ocean Pines CFO as examples of how God speaks.
Audrey Eddings describes a vision in which Jesus carries her up a mountain to introduce her to God the Father. She tells campers at the California Ocean Pines CFO in 1990 that the image healed a distorted picture of God, one rooted in an earthly father who could never say he loved her.
Audrey Eddings surveys several ways she has heard God speak. One is an audible warning about a troubling book; another is a vision that frees a woman from her fear of balloons. She closes with a quiet answer to prayer that helps her find a lost contact lens. The talk was given at the Iowa CFO in 1987.
At the 1987 Iowa CFO, Audrey Eddings teaches forgiveness as the key to every kind of healing. She recalls how she and her husband forgave each other after two interrupting phone calls ruined a canceled date night. She also prays with an elderly woman who cannot forgive herself for forcing her teenage daughter into an abortion decades earlier.
Audrey Eddings admits she has never been able to run to God the Father with open arms. She traces that distance to how she was taught about God, to painful loss, and to her reserved earthly father. In this talk to the 1987 Iowa CFO, she closes with a vision of being carried, as a small child, into God’s presence, where he sets an oversized crown on her head.
Audrey Eddings tells of praying with a woman who had insomnia, chronic pain, and twenty years of psychiatric hospitalization, all of which lifted after she finally forgave her abusive parents. She also tells of a girl freed from a paralyzing fear of job interviews, rooted in a teacher who once called her stupid. Both stories come from her teaching at the 1987 Iowa CFO.
At the Iowa CFO in 1987, Audrey Eddings tells campers that believing comes before seeing. She leads them through an exercise imagining a lemon, to show how vividly the mind responds to pictures. She adds a butterfly net image for catching runaway thoughts and handing them to God.
Audrey Eddings teaches campers to recognize God’s voice. She retells how a warning about a bad tire saved two carloads on an African road, and tells of a woman she calls Jeanette, who rose from her wheelchair to “waltz” with God in a vision before her brain tumor disappeared. The talk comes from the 2000 Washington CFO.
Audrey Eddings describes healing a buried childhood memory in a man named Brent. As a boy, Brent was called a thief by his father, who dislocated his shoulder. His rage lifts only once he forgives his father and sees a vision of Jesus sitting beside him on the sofa. She told the story at the Washington CFO in 2000.
Audrey Eddings traces her marriage for the Washington CFO in 2000. She begins with washing her hair in an Oregon lake when she first saw her husband, and moves on to a season of cancer and her grandson’s death. She ends with a vision of Jesus welcoming her back into a candy store that had been forbidden to her family for generations.