Student Sermons by an Unidentified Student, circa 1970

1967/1973

1970-1979

An unidentified Interdenominational Theological Center student delivers several sermon messages titled A short Life to Live, Depending on God for Deliverance, and Committed to Life Valuable Best.

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

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00:00:07 Audio begins with unidentified man reading scripture.
00:04:14 Introduces sermon: A short Life to Live.
00:10:21 Talks about the need to give more to life.
00:16:41 Talks about new awareness of living.
00:21:02 Talks about the need to check on the condition of the soul.
00:25:31 Sermon ends.
00:25:50 Unidentified man prays.
00:26:59 Introduces text of Isaiah 7:1-9.
00:32:34 Introduces sermon: Depending on God for Deliverance.
00:39:52 Talks about the text being useful in suggesting a top priority matter, and how it depends on God for deliverance by adopting and mastering two tasks.
00:44:01 Talks about trusting sustainer as necessary.
00:50:05 Talks about the value of text.
00:51:44 Sermon ends.
00:52:23 Prayer.
00:52:58 Introduces Matthew 13:44-46.
00:56:29 Introduces sermon: Committed to Life Valuable Best.
01:02:27 Talks about ITC students wanting to be the best.
01:06:03 Talks about matter of not deciding for the best will causing embarrassment.
01:09:22 Suggests three things to decide upon to make a commitment to lifes valuable best.
01:16:47 Talks about why hard work is so important in the actualization of goals.
01:21:51 Talks about the choice between two alternatives.
01:23:53 Sermon ends.
01:24:02 Audio ends.

Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library

Georgia--Atlanta

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/auc.117:0194

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