Gerald Buss
Gerald Buss is a Strict and Particular Baptist preacher. In 1980, he was appointed pastor of the Old Baptist Chapel meeting at Chippenham, Wiltshire.
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God’s Incredible Work
One of the persistent sins of the Church of Christ is the limiting of Almighty God. We have such low views of who He is, what He can do and what He has promised to do that, very often, when we come up against difficulties and impossibilities we immediately come to the conclusion that all is lost and no good thing can come out of it. We forget how great our God is. Friends, how true it is. May the effect of our poor message this
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Sinners Drawn To The Lifted Up Saviour
There is something very precious about the Lord Jesus Christ preaching His own gospel. Every page of Scripture is divinely inspired by the Holy Spirit and there is a sacred equality on every page. Yet, there is something very sweet when we hear the dear Preacher of preachers preaching His own gospel. For while we who are called to preach, may preach about One who is not ourselves, He preaches of Himself. How preciously does He preach of Himself in this word before us this evening! “And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto Me.”
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Our Friend Lazarus
There are some very remarkable features about this very sacred incident. The shadows of death were already gathering over the dear Redeemer, as the cross at Calvary became nearer and nearer His experience. Here, in our text this evening, we have a woman who had some (we do not know how much), but certainly some discernment as to what lay before Him. We know that, because the Lord Jesus Christ said that what she did was an anointing for His burial.
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The Preciousness Of Christ
There are some very remarkable features about this very sacred incident. The shadows of death were already gathering over the dear Redeemer, as the cross at Calvary became nearer and nearer His experience. Here, in our text this evening, we have a woman who had some (we do not know how much), but certainly some discernment as to what lay before Him. We know that, because the Lord Jesus Christ said that what she did was an anointing for His burial.
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Nehushtan
I woke up with this word about five o’clock Thursday morning. It is a word that is not in the English language, but it is a word that is in the Word of God. It has a very important message to us this Sabbath morning. “Nehushtan.” The interpretation of it is ‘a piece of brass.’ I want, with God’s help, to divide our meditation this morning into three things. First of all, the history of the brasen serpent. Secondly, the doctrine of the brasen serpent. And thirdly, the snare of the brasen serpent. Three things: the history, the doctrine and the snare.
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Opening Verses In Luke 11
Seeking the Lord’s help, I would direct your thoughts to the passage we read in Luke 11. There are one or two comments I would like to make on the verses that we read. The great burden upon the Saviour’s heart here was to encourage His people in prayer. And, as always, He set the pre-eminent example. “He was praying in a certain place.” It seems to infer that He was praying audibly; publicly. His little band of disciples gathered around Him and heard Him in prayer. How distinctive the prayers of the dear Saviour are! Ours are mingled with sin and unbelief.
