Student Sermon by Cassandra Elaine Basley, circa 1960

Student sermon: Basley, Cassandra Elaine

1957/1963

1960-1969

Cassandra Elaine Basley delivers a sermon titled A Prescription for Eternal Life. In the sermon she explains the importance of assessing individual doubts. Her sermon comes from the gospel of John. She also delivers a sermon from Luke where she discusses individual strength.

African Americans--Religion
Education--Religion
Theology--Study and teaching
Theological seminaries
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Isaac R. Clark Memorial Collection

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/fa:117

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00:00:05 Cassandra Elaine Basley gives prayer.
00:00:23 Introduces Luke 8:22-25.
00:01:38 Talks about looking in the present situation and how many times people ask where is God.
00:05:35 Talks about not having strength to confront trying times and the importance of making effort to eradicate this dilemma.
00:10:52 Talks about how people need to decide upon for restoration of real strength.
00:18:00 Reads from Psalm 23.
00:27:20 Talks about need to be aware of the lack of strength that causes panic so that one can begin to initiate a plan to be victorious.
00:32:48 Talks about the value of implementing programs in terms of building a storehouse for the times we panic.
00:38:00 Sermon ends.
00:38:07 Singing.
00:38:58 Cassandra Elaine Basley gives prayer.
00:39:29 Introduces John 20:24-31 and talks about the purpose of John.
00:42:24 Introduces sermon: A Prescription for Eternal Life. Talks about doubts in the minds of people and problem among Christians as being doubters.
00:48:33 Talks about first alternative in terms of taking an assessment of ones doubt.
00:51:48 Talks about the value of assessing our doubts and knowing where the trouble lies to overcome the handicap.
00:56:47 Gives illustration of how one can call on Jesus when they go astray.
01:00:11 Ends sermon.

Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library

Georgia--Atlanta

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/auc.117:0110

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