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Hosted by Unknown Host · religion · EN-US · 79 episodes
Evangelist Buster Seaton was born on December 13, 1951 in the Knoxville, Tennessee area. He was born again in 1976 at age 24 in his mother’s kitchen, that same night surrendered to preach, preached his first sermon the following Wednesday, and then preached a Revival Meeting the next week. He was a man of prayer and Bible study, he was also a friend to many pastors all around the country. Bro. Buster preached all over the U.S. in revivals and campmeetings. Despite his popularity and demanding schedule, he suffered for years with many health problems and chemical imbalances. He left this world to be with the Saviour he loved on June 27, 2002. But the legacy of his evangelistic ministry is still impacting lives nearly two decades after his death.
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Episode #80
Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching a message entitled “The Attitude Of Gratitude” (Second Recording) out of Luke 5:12-15 & Luke 17:11-19. Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching a message entitled “The Attitude Of Gratitude” (Second Recording) out of Luke 5:12-15 & Luke 17:11-19.
Episode #79
<p>Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching a message entitled “A Comparison of Two Ships” at at Faith Baptist Camp, in Resaca, Ga in the 1990’s. This episode is released courtesy of Evangelist Kevin Teeter and the Making Much of Jesus Podcast featuring the preaching audio of Dr. W. Jack Hudson. The Making Much of Jesus Podcast is...</p> <p>The post EBSP – 79 – A Comparison of Two Ships appeared first on RonnieBrown.net.</p>
Episode #78
<p>Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching the fourth and final message in a series of messages on “A Revival Of Romance” at Calvary Baptist Church in Kingston, TN in June of 1996. Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching the fourth and final message in a series of messages on “A Revival Of Romance” at Calvary Baptist Church in Kingston,...</p> <p>The post EBSP – 78 – A Revival of Romance – Part 4 appeared first on RonnieBrown.net.</p>
Episode #77
<p>Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching the third message in a series of messages on “A Revival Of Romance” at Calvary Baptist Church in Kingston, TN in June of 1996. Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching the third message in a series of messages on “A Revival Of Romance” at Calvary Baptist Church in Kingston, TN in June of...</p> <p>The post EBSP – 77 – A Revival of Romance – Part 3 appeared first on RonnieBrown.net.</p>
Episode #76
<p>Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching the second message in a series of messages on “A Revival Of Romance” at Calvary Baptist Church in Kingston, TN in June of 1996. Evangelist Buster Seaton preaching the second message in a series of messages on “A Revival Of Romance” at Calvary Baptist Church in Kingston, TN in June of...</p> <p>The post EBSP – 76 – A Revival of Romance – Part 2 appeared first on RonnieBrown.net.</p>
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