Student Sermons by Bethel Hendrix and an Unidentified Man, circa 1966

Student sermon: Hendricks, Bethel B., Jr.

1964/1969

1960-1969

Interdenominational Theological Center students Bethel B. Hendricks Jr. and an unidentified student deliver sermons titled Confidence in Spite of Negative Predicaments and Standards for Working Right Under God in Dr. Isaac. R. Clark homiletics class.

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

sound recording

audio/mpeg

audiotapes

Isaac R. Clark Memorial Collection

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

00:56:28

00:00:07 Bethel B. Hendricks Jr. prays.
00:01:04 Introduces Daniel 3:16-18.
00:04:07 Introduces sermon: Confidence in Spite of Negative Predicaments.
00:11:01 Talks about why it is important to raise the question of confidence, because without it people will find themselves running scared.
00:15:38 Talks about remembering when he was on the run from the Law.
00:19:30 Talks about alternatives to be considered if one is to have confidence in spite of negative predicaments.
00:25:31 Talks about the value of needing to dissolve the insecure state.
00:34:02 Talks about final alternative to consider if one is to have confidence in spite of negative predicament.
00:35:59 Sermon ends.
00:36:43 Unidentified man prays, calling attention to the book of John.
00:38:47 Introduces John 14:1-6.
00:40:24 Introduces sermon: Standards for Working Right Under God.
00:43:55 Gives example of not being able to see the good end from bad mean.
00:49:11 Considers two standards in connection with working right under God: to have mental power, and how the worlds methods are not the churchs methods.
00:55:56 Prayer.
00:56:28 Audio ends.

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