More About Jesus - Bob Shelton

Jesus' feeding of the 5,000 illustrates His compassion, divine knowledge, and power. Human limitations cannot hinder God's work. While disciples doubted, God provided abundantly. The miracle teaches reliance on God, His generous provision, and the freely offered gift of salvation to all who come to Him in faith.

Jesus, moved by compassion, fed the five thousand, showing His care for both physical and spiritual needs. Despite seeking rest, He identified with the crowd's hunger and provided abundantly. This miracle illustrates that Christ knows our needs today and invites everyone to turn to Him for help and salvation.

The healing at Bethesda shows our inability, the weight of sin, and Christ's restoring power. Some suffer for God's purposes, others through sin, yet only God can save. When a person admits their need and turns to Christ in faith, He brings the spiritual wholeness no one else can give.

John's third miracle highlights human inability and Christ's compassion. The man at Bethesda, helpless for 38 years and hindered by others, pictures our spiritual need. Jesus alone brings healing and new life, calling us from selfish striving to trust His grace shown supremely at the cross.

Christ's miracles draw people to believe in Him. The healing of the nobleman's son shows that God enters both joy and sorrow, calling us to trust Him not for signs but for who He is. True salvation comes when faith rests, not in ourselves, but in the sure Word of God.

In this sermon, Dr. Bob Shelton expounds Psalm 34, emphasizing that God alone saves, keeps, and satisfies His people. He reminds believers that salvation comes through Christ alone, that angels protect the faithful, and that no matter the troubles or dangers, God's promises remain sure and steadfast.

Dr. Bob Shelton's message on Psalm 1 highlights the believer's call to be separated from the world, saturated with the Word, and situated by the water of the Spirit. He underscores the importance of rest, reflection, and the abiding presence of the Holy Spirit in the Christian's daily walk.

Dr. Bob Shelton explores Psalm 1, urging believers to live separated from the world's ungodliness and saturated with God's Word. He highlights the importance of avoiding sin's path, delighting in Scripture, and staying spiritually rooted. This traditional call to holiness remains vital for Christians seeking to honor the Lord in daily life.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains biblical prophecies about Babylon's destruction, linking Isaiah and Jeremiah's accounts to modern Iraq, involving the Kurds. The Antichrist will lead this devastation after the church's rapture, fulfilling God's purposes. Additionally, Rome's religious system (Mystery Babylon) will be destroyed by the Antichrist, underscoring the need for personal faith.

Babylon was conquered, but not destroyed by the Medes & Persians. Who are the Medes? The modern day Kurds. This battle will occur during the Day of the Lord.

Who is the target of this fearful destruction? Where is Babylon? In modern Iraq is where the Garden of Eden was located, and to the north of modern Iraq are the mountains of Ararat. In 1921, the name was changed from Mesopotamia to Iraq.

The best thing to do with the Bible is know it in the head, stow it in the heart, sow it in the world, and show it with the life. Thy word - The Best Book, have I hid in my heart - The Best Place, that I might not sin against thee - The Best Purpose

Dr. Shelton talks about his friend Lehman Strauss, and his book Bedtime Blessings. There are many things we cannot be certain, but there are many things we can be certain of! A promise for the Christian - we can know! 2 Timothy 1:12, Psalm 59:9 All things. Not some things, or most things. Romans 8:26 - Be comforted - the Holy Spirit is praying for you!

1) Not all that looks good, is good 2) Don't play with Satan 3) You need the proper weapon in Satan's territory

Compared with Psalm 126:6, "Bearing Precious Seed" - we go with the Word of God. Shelton shares about his ministry in the Pescadores Islands, who had never heard the name of Jesus.

Psalm 126:6 says "and weepeth." Big men do weep. Jesus Wept. We revere Him, but we don't look to Him as a model. We ought to weep!

Jesse's instructions to David parallel Psalm 126 and the Great Commission. Bob Shelton also tells about his friend, the daughter of Jonathan Goforth, who was a missionary in Vietnam.

Why did He do it? Why did He die?

What did Jesus do?

Who was He?

The Feast of Trumpets is prophetic of the gathering of the children of Israel, followed by Yom Kippur / The Day of Atonement. God will bring together His people and establish them in the land at last. The Feast of Tabernacles - God tabernacles with His chosen people - the 1,000 year reign of Christ!

Dr. Bob Shelton continues his series on the Feasts of Israel and their fulfillment in Bible prophecy.

Once the lamb was selected, then the lamb was scrutinized, and finally the lamb was slain. And it had to be slain at a very special time. And so it was with God's lamb, the Lord Jesus. He came, He was scrutinized, and then as He stood in the shadow of the cross He said, "Which of you convinces me of sin?" In other words, have I passed the test? Is there any sin in me? And did you know He was the p...