Student Sermon by Cook, circa 1963

Student sermon: Cook

1961/1965

1960-1969

Interdenominational Theological Center student Cook delivers two sermons titled Getting a Handle on Life and A Courageous Faith in Dr. Isaac R. Clarks homiletics class.

African Americans--Religion
Education--Religion
Theology--Study and teaching
Theological seminaries
Sermons

sound recording

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audiotapes

Isaac R. Clark Memorial Collection

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

01:13:34

00:00:06 Audio begins with Cook praying.
00:00:40 Talks about how words of prayer was taking from song, Speak to me Lord.
00:03:00 Introduces sermon: Getting a Handle on Life.
00:04:15 Talks about how people who use the wrong formula of life end up dumb founded.
00:09:35 Talks about why the issue of pursuing a meaningful norm is important.
00:14:41 Considers three ways that will enable one to find great ease in getting a handle on life so that one may be able to share in the abundant life.
00:24:43 Talks about knowing when to swing into action is important as preachers.
00:32:59 Sermon ends.
00:38:17 Cook says it is good to see all in attendance, and how the day will go down in history as the first time he has built a sermon to a homiletical blueprint.
00:42:42 Introduces sermon: A Courageous Faith, and text of 1 Kings 18:17.
00:53:04 Talks about prophets of tomorrow.
01:00:35 Talks about the reason one asks themselves important questions is because ministry hinges on the questions.
01:07:42 Talks about what he means by a divine compulsion and man as a free moral agent.
01:13:34 Audio ends.

Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library

Georgia--Atlanta

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/auc.117:0123

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