Student Sermons by Henry L. Simmons, circa 1968

Simmons, Henry L.

1965/1970

1960-1969

Interdenominational Theological Center student Henry L. Simmons delivers sermons titled The Negativeness of Judgment and Giving Worthy Credit for Church Growth 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

00:29:15

00:00:05 Greetings and prayer.
00:00:44 Introduces Matthew 7:1-5.
00:02:00 Introduces sermon: The Negativeness of Judgment.
00:03:53 Talks about how in many cases sermons preached at ITC are negative.
00:07:24 Gives two examples of himself.
00:10:20 Suggests people turn and look at themselves.
00:12:35 Sermon ends.
00:12:52 Introduces Philippians 4:4-17.
00:16:41 Introduces sermon: Giving Worthy Credit for Church Growth.
00:20:01 Talks about why it is important to talk about preachers failing to give credit to people in the church.
00:24:49 Talks about the need to know who the pillars of the church are.
00:29:15 Sermon ends.

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