Lecture by Dr. Isaac R. Clark and Student Sermons, circa 1965

00:00:11 Unidentified man reads scripture.|00:01:27 Dr. Isaac Clark talks about what is meant by transitions in general and what is meant by rest stop type transitions. Asks a student for definitions of transitions.|00:05:34 Dr. Clark asks a student for an instance in using a station indicator and asks about rest stop indicators.|00:09:49 A student talks about major breaks in parts of the sermon body.|00:14:59 Dr. Clark talks about three kinds of abdication.|00:20:30 A student answers the question from Dr. Clark regarding the application to give first aid to a problem that is discovered.|00:29:13 Unidentified man speaks over static. Talks about CME meeting on Charlotte’s place.|00:48:29 Talks about Walter D. Wagner’s book, Bachelor of Divinity.|01:01:01 A student gives a sermon from gospel of St. Luke 8:22-25.|01:04:42 Introduces subject, “Utilizing the Real Source of Power.”|01:12:54 States the first thing that the text suggests is to recognize the presence of someone who is capable of helping by means of awakening the soul.|01:22:17 Talks about the calming of tensions and frustrations, relying on God’s ability to conquer the storm.|01:32:18 Dr. Isaac Clark talks about angels and the consideration given to it in the history of Christianity by theologians.|01:37:19 Talks about the term minister and it having the meaning of one who carries out the will of others.|01:42:32 Talks about reasons for being ordained.|01:49:18 Conversation between unidentified man and Dr. Clark.|02:03:37 Audio ends.|