Rev. Dr. C.A.W Clark's Classic Sermon: The Preacher in The Pastor - Learn Secrets of Great Preaching
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- Step back in time to June 1992 and witness the unforgettable preaching of Rev. Dr. C.A.W Clark in this inspiring sermon. Titled 'The Preacher in The Pastor,' this message is a powerful reminder of the importance of preaching as a vital component of pastoral ministry. Rev. Dr. Clark brings his decades of experience as a pastor and preacher to bear in this sermon, providing invaluable insights into how pastors can communicate the truth of God's Word in a way that is both engaging and transformative. Whether you are a pastor yourself or simply someone who loves to hear great preaching, this sermon is a must-see. Join us as we learn from one of the great preachers of our time and be inspired to deepen your own understanding of God's Word.
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Rev. Dr . C.A.W Clark | The Preacher in The Pastor | June 1992 | NBC USA INC
Former Good Street Baptist Church, Pastor
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CLARK, CAESAR A. W. (b. December 13, 1914 - July 27, 2008), nationally known Baptist preacher, was born in Shreveport, Louisiana. He earned the B.A. degree in 1946 from Bishop College in Dallas, Texas, and later received many honorary degrees. After pastoring a number of churches in Louisiana and Tennessee, in 1950 he became the pastor of Good Street Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, where he remained until his death. He was married and had one son.
Two parts of his career in particular vaulted him into national prominence. For many years, dating from the 1950s, he was editor of the National Baptist Voice, a very influential position. He also received acclaim as a brilliant orator. At least six times he was selected as Eminent Guest Speaker at the National Baptist Convention of America, although his own affiliation is with the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc., for which he had long been a member of the board of directors. He preached as evangelist all over the country and lectured at numerous colleges and universities. He preached in Liberia in 1972 and in 1980 represented his denomination as a preacher in the Soviet Union. In 1984, Ebony magazine named him one of America's fifteen best Black preachers. He recorded more than twenty albums of sermons. Clark was also a pioneer in the holistic ministry of his church. In 1964, feeling that something needed to be done for the housing needs of Blacks in Dallas. he led the church to purchase the Good Haven Apartments. With the help of government funds the complex was renovated to include central air conditioning for 332 apartments. This partnership with federal funds later became an accepted trend in the ministries of other Black Baptist churches. Single for many years, Clark married Carolyn Elaine Bunche on April 16, 1987. He was a trustee of Bishop College and an important fundraiser for its work. He was also president of the Baptist Missionary and Education Convention of Texas.
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Amen
Dr Clark, a profound voice of any age!
Now 84, I remember sitting in conventions and listening to this great preacher. WE ARE NOT STARS . . .
Do you have any fond memories of Dr. CAW Clark? Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment. Please consider subscribing, if you haven't already.
I hear you.
I’m now 67 and was so Blessed to sit in the same pulpit with Dr Clark. I was John Westbrook’s Asst Pastor at the historic Antioch Baptist Church in Houston, Tx. It was June 1981. Imagine sitting and talking with this great man of God as a young preacher. I have one of his sermons in my cassette player to this day!
So many years of hearing this great Preacher in our City Wide Revivals. Tell it like it is Dr. Clark!
God bless all this Pastor has done during his preaching yrs.62 years
Yes Get some words; But never let them be more powerful than THE WORD!
I miss this kind of preaching!!! I now live in Dallas, and Dr. Clark’s name and sermons are still circulating through the city!!!
Agreed, and I'm just a beatup ole white guy from Texas who lives in Ohio now. I want ALL this gentleman's sermons
Is there any word from the Lord❤Amen 🙏 Lord I hear u
He was our Evangelist for decades at Paradise BC Los Angeles. Dr. AJ Iverson. Our Revival would last for 2 weeks and Pastors from all over So. CA would be there. Thank you for sharing!
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Wow! I'm a Dallas native who now live in Fort Worth. My great aunt, Lucinda Lemons was at Paradise for decades. My wife of 30 years moved to Dallas from Long Island to Dallas and this was her pastor before we got married. Her NY pastor suggested Pastor Clark.
One of my favorite preachers.
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A crowned prince of the Protestant Pulpit!
Absolutely, a prince and a good man.
He was a very educated and anointed creature had a sense of theology out-of-this-world .......❤
Agreed. He believed that a preacher should get as much education as possible but not enough to not rely on the Source! He said once that anointing just 'takes over'! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment. Please consider subscribing, if you haven't already.
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He was not very educated. I believe what we hear and experience through his sermons is proof of God's anointing.
Perhaps, not formally although he did graduate from Bishop College. He was autodidactic and read everything! His sermons are evidence of his application to a chair and reading. But when he stood to preach he ' let G-d have his way'!
Great old Preacher out of Dallas. That's how my mother's pastor would introduce him when he came to her church annually. Rest from your work sir.
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@@r.e.enterprises I just remember him back in the 70s when I was a teenager he was very short in statue. However, all these preachers would come out to hear him. I would always get in line to shake his hand. He would always say “ pray for me.” I saw him last in 1999 the last time I was present for his revival. He was slower and I think he had a cane. But his voice was still strong. I got in line to shake his hands and now I’m 6’3” and I’m looking down at him and he still says “pray for me.” His sermon that day I never forgot was “JESUS’s arithmetic.” That’s my memory of Dr CAW Clark.
Wow!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!! That memory blessed me!! G-d Bless you!
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And all the peoples say Amen !! Great message from the great Dr Clark
My God....... Thank God for this word from a legend
Without any gimmicks. Just preaching! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment. Please consider subscribing, if you haven't already.
What a flow
What a grace
What a anointing
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amen
My pastor
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@@r.e.enterprises I have many great memories of Dr. Clark. He was my pastor when I attended Bishop College in Dallas. My grandfather, Dr. T.M. Chambers Sr., was his predecessor at the Good Street Baptist Church.
@Wendell Woods, Wow!! Dr. Timothy Moses Chambers Sr. was a prince of the American pulpit. I hope to hear more sermons from him circulate. So many of the preaching jewels are forgotten.
AMEN, 🙏 BIG TIME 🙌🏾💪🏾👑💝💯‼️ TY FOR SHARE
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I am looking for his sermon about Joseph and his many coats of colors
Our pastor
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Do you have any fond memories of Dr. CAW Clark?
Dr Clark sparked my call and started my path answer the phone in me 😅
Self educated and King of cross references and Prince of bringing it back to the cross
His view of the eschatological Hope and Heaven is unmatched. I haven't heard any one come close to painting the picture like Dr. Clark. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment. Please consider subscribing, if you haven't already.
Amen