Messages spoken at various Camps Farthest Out by Rodney Lloyd.
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Rodney Lloyd defines faith from Hebrews 11:1 as “the evidence of things not seen.” At the Alberta, Canada CFO in 1980, he tells campers that faith means believing what God says before there is proof. He illustrates it with Gideon’s fleece and with an example of $10,000 promised in a bank account.
Rodney Lloyd traces his path from a defeated alcoholic to what he calls a “born-again, Spirit-filled winner.” Speaking to the Alberta, Canada CFO in 1980, he unpacks grace for campers as God’s riches at Christ’s expense and as unmerited favor.
At the Alberta, Canada CFO in 1980, Rodney Lloyd tells campers that Thomas was faithless for saying “except I shall see, I will not believe.” He teaches instead, “I will see it when I believe it.” He applies the principle to Jairus’s daughter, to the woman healed after twelve years of bleeding, and to Isaiah 53’s promise that “with his stripes we are healed.”
Rodney Lloyd walks through the seven redemptive names of Jehovah in a Saturday evening session at the 1980 Alberta, Canada CFO. They run from “Jehovah-Jireh” as provision to “Jehovah-Shalom” as peace. He argues that only God and his word truly “are,” while anything visible and created will pass away.
Rodney Lloyd teaches on “pulling down strongholds” and “casting down imaginations” from 2 Corinthians 10. He urges campers to speak the rhema word against Satan’s lies the way a prepared student walks calmly into a final exam. The talk comes from the Alberta, Canada CFO in 1980.