Student Sermons by Flowers, circa 1965

Student sermon: Flowers.

1963/1968

1960-1969

Interdenominational Theological Center student Flowers delivers three sermons titled Overcoming Fear for Fruitful a Life, Gaining Courage to Overcome Lifes Challenging Encounters, and Movement Towards a More Committed Life. These sermons are delivered in Dr. Isaac R. Clarks homiletics class.

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

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Isaac R. Clark Memorial Collection

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

01:23:56

00:00:06 Flowers prayer.
00:00:36 Introduces Matthew 14:22-31.
00:03:53 Introduces sermon: Overcoming Fear for Fruitful a Life.
00:10:08 Talks about song choir sang God Dont Need No Coward Soldiers.
00:11:11 Talks about failing to overcome the plague of fear.
00:18:08 Talks about having a relationship that makes one feel safe and secure during conflicts.
00:24:56 Ends sermon.
00:25:43 Prays.
00:26:07 Introduces text of Matthew and explains purpose.
00:26:54 Introduces Matthew 14:22.
00:28:56 Introduces sermon: Gaining Courage to Overcome Lifes Challenging Encounters.
00:31:47 Talks about students not having courage to carry cross the course requires.
00:40:42 Talks about why stepping out in the direction of the able source is so important in spite of danger.
00:49:14 Talks about trusting God for what it takes to overcome.
00:56:12 Sermon ends.
00:56:27 Introduces Matthew 23:25-28 and purpose of the author.
00:59:11 Introduces sermon: Movement Towards a More Committed Life.
01:04:35 Gives example of getting a good look of who one really is.
01:06:50 Talks about if one is to move towards a more committed life under God they must get a real good look at who they are.
01:16:11 Talks about patient going to the doctor.
01:23:56 Audio ends.

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