More About Jesus - Bob Shelton

Dr. Bob Shelton examines Genesis 22, where Abraham is tested by God to offer Isaac. He emphasizes man's free will in both salvation and obedience. Abraham's faith and trust in God's provision teach that trials often come to those God loves most. Future lessons from this story are promised.

Dr. Bob Shelton recounts the Philippian jailer's conversion in Acts 16. The jailer witnessed Christian joy in suffering, saw God's power, recognized his spiritual need, and responded to the Gospel. True salvation comes by believing on Jesus Christ as God and Savior—not just knowing about Him, but personally trusting Him.

Dr. Bob Shelton reflects on Acts 16, emphasizing the power of God displayed through Paul and Silas in prison. He critiques modern prosperity preaching, shares personal ministry challenges, and testifies that true spiritual power comes from the Holy Spirit and God's Word—not human effort or material wealth.

Dr. Bob Shelton reflects on Acts 16, where Paul and Silas, imprisoned and beaten, prayed and sang praises. Their peace and joy led to the Philippian jailer's conversion. Dr. Shelton emphasizes that a Christian's testimony in trials speaks powerfully to the lost, urging believers to trust God and show true faith.

Dr. Bob Shelton discusses the prophetic timeline of Israel's future peace. He teaches that true peace will not come until after the Rapture, when the Antichrist makes a false peace treaty with Israel. Only Christ's return following the Tribulation will bring lasting peace during His Millennial reign from David's throne.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the biblical differences between Hell, the Bottomless Pit, and the Lake of Fire. He describes their distinct purposes, timing, and occupants according to Scripture, urging listeners to trust Christ for salvation to avoid eternal separation from God and the ultimate judgment in the Lake of Fire.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains that all who enter Christ's Millennial Kingdom will be true believers, but those with mortal bodies will have children. These children must personally accept Christ. Many won't, and will join Satan's final rebellion at the end. Salvation, even in the Millennium, requires personal faith in Christ.

Dr. Bob Shelton explores why Satan persists in opposing God despite knowing Scripture. Through Isaiah 14, Matthew 4, and Revelation, he shows Satan's repeated attempts to exalt himself and deceive humanity. Though Satan knows prophecy, pride blinds him. Dr. Shelton urges listeners to accept Christ for true victory over evil.

Dr. Bob Shelton contrasts two New Testament figures—Nicodemus and the rich young ruler—to explain salvation. While Nicodemus humbly seeks truth and is told to be born again, the ruler trusts in good works. Dr. Shelton emphasizes that salvation comes not through law-keeping, but by trusting in Christ alone for eternal life.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the seven dispensations, focusing on the shift from Law to Grace through Christ's sacrifice. Each dispensation ends in judgment. The current Age of Grace will end at the Rapture, followed by Tribulation and Christ's Kingdom. Salvation comes only by faith in Christ's finished work.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches on the seven dispensations in Scripture, emphasizing man's recurring failure and God's judgment. From innocence in Eden to the giving of the Law, each era ends in judgment. The Law ends at Calvary, where Christ's sacrificial death atoned for all sin. Dr. Shelton urges listeners to receive Christ.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the third dispensation, Human Government, beginning after the Flood with Noah. It continues through Gentile rule over Israel, from Babylon to today. This era will end at Christ's return, when He defeats world powers at Armageddon and establishes His Millennial Kingdom, fulfilling God's sovereign plan for history.

Dr. Bob Shelton continues his teaching on dispensations, focusing on Innocence and Conscience. He explains how each ends in judgment: Innocence with Adam's expulsion and Conscience with the Flood. Emphasizing the necessity of blood sacrifice, Dr. Shelton presents Christ as the true Lamb of God, fulfilling the Old Testament foreshadowings.

Dr. Bob Shelton introduces the concept of dispensations, eras in which God tests man's obedience. Focusing on the first dispensation—Innocence—he explains Adam and Eve's creation, their Fall through disobedience, and spiritual death. This Fall ended Innocence and brought judgment. Dr. Shelton urges listeners to trust Christ's atonement for spiritual life.

Dr. Bob Shelton reflects on the true meaning of Christmas from Luke 2, highlighting Christ's birth as God's gift to a sinful world. He contrasts the genuine Christmas with its modern counterfeit, urging listeners to see Jesus as Savior, born to die for our sins, and to receive Him personally.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches that Matthew 24 describes Christ's Second Coming to earth, not the Rapture. He distinguishes between the two events, referencing Revelation and Jewish feasts, especially the Feast of Trumpets. Dr. Shelton affirms God's faithfulness to Israel and calls listeners to salvation through Christ.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches on Matthew 24 in context, emphasizing its prophetic timeline concerning the Tribulation and Christ's return. He distinguishes the Rapture from Christ's Second Coming and connects Matthew 24 to Revelation. Dr. Shelton stresses the need for salvation through Christ and urges listeners to be spiritually prepared.

Dr. Bob Shelton continues his series "Matthew 24 in Context," emphasizing the importance of understanding prophecy as written. He explains the signs of Christ's Second Coming, the Rapture's imminence, and the judgments in Revelation. Listeners are encouraged to obtain his book "God's Prophetic Blueprint" for deeper study.

Dr. Bob Shelton begins a study on Matthew 24, emphasizing proper context in understanding Bible prophecy. He explains the different meanings of "world," distinguishes the Rapture from Christ's Second Coming, and highlights the significance of the Mount of Olives in Christ's ascension and future return as foretold in Scripture.

Dr. Bob Shelton reflects on Psalm 8:4, asking why God visits mankind. He explains that God's greatest visit was through Jesus Christ, who came in human form to die for our sins. We cannot earn salvation; it comes by accepting Christ, who offers righteousness and eternal fellowship with God.

Dr. Bob Shelton explores Psalm 8:4, asking, "What is man?" He explains mankind as body, soul, and spirit, uniquely created by God. Unlike animals, humans possess God-consciousness and eternal destiny. He emphasizes the choice of salvation through Christ, contrasting eternal life in heaven with eternal separation in Hell for the unsaved.

Dr. Bob Shelton reflects on Psalm 8:3, emphasizing God's creation of the heavens in six literal days. He contrasts biblical creation with evolution, urging faith in God's Word. Highlighting the vastness of the universe and God's promises to Abraham, Dr. Shelton calls listeners to trust Scripture and accept Christ.

Dr. Bob Shelton compares Noah's time with today's moral decline, citing societal sins and scoffing at God's Word. He warns of coming judgment, urges faith in God's promises, and calls listeners to trust Christ for salvation, just as Noah trusted God and entered the ark before the flood came.

Dr. Bob Shelton reflects on Hebrews 11, highlighting the faith of three elderly men—Moses, Abraham, and Noah—used by God in powerful ways. He emphasizes that age is no barrier to spiritual productivity and urges believers and churches to continue reproducing spiritually and feeding others with God's Word faithfully.

Dr. Bob Shelton begins a series on three men of faith from Hebrews 11, starting with Moses. He emphasizes Moses as the one who "presented the way" out of Egypt, a foreshadowing of Christ, the only true way to God. Dr. Shelton warns against modern pluralism and urges repentance and faith in Christ.