Messages by Gregory Rosemont

Messages spoken at various Camps Farthest Out by Gregory Rosemont.

Messages Given By Gregory Rosemont

Gregory Rosemont walks through Philippians 2 at the final gathering of the Ohio CFO in 1956. He shows how Christ “emptied himself” to become a servant and was later “highly exalted” with the name above every name. He illustrates the cost of that glory with a laborer’s joke about carrying bricks nine floors up while harder workers carry twenty. He closes by singing the hymn “He Is Looking on You” to the campers.

Gregory Rosemont preaches on the three wilderness temptations of Jesus: turning stones to bread, testing God from the temple pinnacle, and bowing to the kingdoms of the world. He applies each one to the campers’ own pull between self and God. Near the close of the 1956 Ohio CFO, he tells of a leper who asks, “If thou wilt, thou canst make me clean,” and is healed by a touch.