More About Jesus - Bob Shelton

For a thousand years, Satan won't even be here because following the battle of Armageddon, Satan will be cast into the bottomless pit and he'll be chained there for a thousand years

Dr. Bob Shelton emphasizes Jesus' Great Commission to be witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and worldwide. He traces how the early church obeyed this command through the persecution of Stephen, scattering believers, and spreading the Gospel everywhere. We're encouraged to support global missions and share Christ's message wherever God has placed us.

Dr. Bob Shelton's message stresses the urgency of evangelism today, based on Jesus' command in the parable of the two sons. He highlights the consequences of delay, including the lost dying in sin, vanishing opportunities, and being put aside by God, reminding us that Christ's return is imminent and our time is now.

In this sermon, Dr. Bob Shelton explores Jesus' command in Matthew 21:28, "Son, go work today in my vineyard," emphasizing that missions work involves reaching the lost, preaching the gospel, and teaching disciples. Using David Brainerd's example, Dr. Shelton underscores the call to labor diligently in the Lord's harvest field.

Dr. Bob Shelton's sermon from Matthew 21 urges all Christians to labor in God's vineyard—whether going personally, supporting missionaries, giving financially, or praying fervently. Through the story of Roger Dahmer, he reminds listeners that everyone has a role in reaching the world for Christ. A call to serve wherever God places us.

In this message, Dr. Bob Shelton reviews great prophetic battles, highlighting God's victories over Satan and earthly powers. He explains the final rebellion after the millennium, led by Satan and multitudes, which God ends with fire. Dr. Shelton urges listeners to accept Christ as Savior before it's too late.

Dr. Bob Shelton's message explores the Battle of Armageddon in Revelation 19, highlighting Jesus Christ as the triumphant rider on a white horse. Christ's omnipotence ensures victory, with His spoken Word smiting the nations. Believers join Him but don't fight; instead, they witness His triumph. Ultimately, God's power and authority prevail.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the prophetic battle in Revelation 12, where Michael and his angels cast out Satan and his forces from heaven. This future event confines Satan to earth during the final 3 1/2 years of The Tribulation. Believers are reassured of God's ultimate victory and the heavenly angels' unseen ministry.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the prophesied destruction of Babylon (modern Iraq) in Isaiah 13. He identifies the Medes as today's Kurds and says the Antichrist will lead a massive army against Iraq during The Tribulation. Ultimately, Iraq will be annihilated, fulfilling the prophecy, and never again be inhabited.

Dr. Bob Shelton outlines the future battle described in Ezekiel 38-39, involving Russia and other nations against Israel. He identifies the players, the timing after the Rapture, and how God intervenes through earthquakes and confusion, defeating the invaders. Dr. Shelton warns listeners to trust Christ for salvation before these events unfold.

Salvation means a real life change through faith and repentance before new birth. Assurance comes from the Holy Spirit's witness and God's promises in Scripture, which cannot lie. True believers can know they have eternal life, while caution is urged against false assurance without genuine faith.

Dr. Bob Shelton argues that while spiritually dead in sin, people can still hear, believe, and call upon the Lord for salvation. He rejects the idea that regeneration must precede faith, urging listeners to come to Christ in repentance and trust. He emphasizes that spiritual death doesn't negate human responsibility to respond.

Dr. Bob Shelton challenges believers to rely on the power of the Holy Spirit, not human strength, to fulfill the Great Commission. Drawing from Matthew 28 and Acts 1, he emphasizes that real ministry impact comes through God's presence and power, not mere knowledge or effort. He illustrates this truth with personal mission experiences.

Dr. Bob Shelton underscores the Great Commission's relevance for every believer. We're all missionaries in our unique worlds—whether at work, school, or home. Through prayer and faithful witness, each of us has a role in sharing the gospel. God uses even simple prayers to accomplish His purposes, as seen in miraculous ways.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares a timeless message on world evangelism, based on Matthew 28:18-20. He emphasizes the unchanging directive, the urgent need to act, the sense of debt to all people, and the importance of obedience and fruitfulness. With pleas from earth, hell, and heaven, we're called to "Go!"

Dr. Bob Shelton's message from Exodus 24 highlights Moses' call to be alone with God on the mountain, stressing the need for personal, solitary communion with the Lord. While corporate worship and family devotions are important, nothing replaces that private time with God, where He speaks directly and personally to each believer.

Dr. Bob Shelton emphasizes the importance of being fully present with God, drawing from Moses' experience in Exodus 24. He warns against busyness and distraction, urging believers to seek quiet, undistracted time with God. This message reminds us that personal, focused fellowship with the Lord is essential for spiritual growth and intimacy.

Dr. Bob Shelton emphasizes the importance of prioritizing time alone with God above all else. Preaching, building programs, youth work, and consecration services are valuable, but none can replace personal communion with God. Moses' detours teach us that spiritual vitality and effectiveness start by obeying God's invitation to be alone with Him.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares insights from Exodus 24, emphasizing that worship is a privilege, joy, and command. Reflecting on the Israelites' journey, he highlights the importance of gathering with God's people. He reminds us to cherish and prioritize worship, noting it cannot be replaced by radio or television ministries.

Dr. Bob Shelton discusses the Millennial Kingdom, explaining its thousand-year duration and those who will live and reign with Christ. He highlights human free will during this time, noting that despite Satan's imprisonment, rebellion will arise. After Satan's release, final judgment follows, ending with the Great White Throne and eternal consequences.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the events following the rapture, highlighting the Tribulation, the Battle of Armageddon, and the Millennial Kingdom. During this thousand-year reign of peace, mortals will repopulate the earth, and glorified saints will reign with Christ. David, the apostles, and the church will all have roles in this kingdom.

In this message, Dr. Bob Shelton explores the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24-25, focusing on prophetic events following the Rapture, including the Tribulation, 75-day transition, and key judgments of Jews and Gentiles. He highlights Christ's eventual reign in the 1,000-year Millennial Kingdom and the necessity of faith in Jesus for salvation.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches on the Olivet Discourse from Matthew 24, explaining the Tribulation's two halves and the prophetic 75-day period before Christ's Millennial reign. Emphasizing the pre-tribulation rapture, he distinguishes between Christ's return to rapture His bride and His visible return to earth in power and glory.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains how after the Rapture, the Antichrist will sign a peace treaty, start sacrifices in a rebuilt temple, and after 3 1/2 years, commit the Abomination of Desolation by demanding worship. This triggers the Great Tribulation. Shelton urges watchfulness, noting all events point to Christ's soon return.