More About Jesus - Bob Shelton

Dr. Bob Shelton presents a traditional dispensational view of prophecy, explaining the events of the Tribulation: the rise of the Antichrist, Moses and Elijah's ministry, Satan's expulsion to earth, and Israel's flight to safety. The Holy Spirit empowers saved Jews to preach globally, leading to multitudes of Gentile conversions amid intense persecution.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches about the Tribulation period, highlighting the two witnesses, Elijah and Moses, and the 144,000 Jewish believers who will first come to Christ after the Rapture. He emphasizes that no one is saved by heritage alone and stresses the importance of rightly dividing Scripture to understand prophetic events.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches on "These Things Must Come" from Matthew 24:6, explaining the Olivet Discourse and the signs leading up to Christ's Second Coming. He discusses the Tribulation period, the two witnesses (Elijah and Moses), and the Antichrist's rise. Emphasizing Scripture, he encourages faithfulness and hope in God's promises.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the prophetic timeline: the Rapture of the Church comes first, followed by a period of apostasy and the revealing of the Antichrist, then the seven-year Tribulation begins. He emphasizes understanding these events clearly to avoid deception and encourages faithfulness in awaiting Christ's return.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches about the Rapture of the Church, distinct from Christ's Second Coming. He explains that believers who have died are already with the Lord and will return with Him, receiving glorified bodies. He encourages believers not to grieve as those without hope, affirming the comfort of these biblical promises.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares a message about the wondrous promises of God, reminding listeners to trust His Word even in difficult times. From John 3:16 and Romans 8:28 to Philippians 4:19, Dr. Shelton emphasizes that God's faithfulness never wavers, and His promises are sure for those who believe in Him.

Dr. Bob Shelton, in this heartfelt message, underscores that God's love and salvation extend to everyone. He refutes teachings of limited atonement and stresses John 3:16's "whosoever" invitation. Through Scripture and historic preachers like H.A. Ironside, he proclaims that all who believe in Christ, recognizing their sin, can be saved.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares a heartfelt message centered on John 3:16, emphasizing that salvation is a free gift from God through His Son, Jesus Christ. He stresses that there is only one path to eternal life, underscoring faith in Christ's sacrifice and resurrection. Accepting Him brings true, everlasting life.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares a heartfelt message on the true meaning of love, contrasting biblical love with worldly views. From God's creation of man and woman to the precious bond of marriage and motherhood, he emphasizes the greatest love of all: Jesus' sacrifice for our sins. An invitation to embrace God's love closes the broadcast.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares how John 3:16 reveals God's greatness: His triune person, His creative power, and His plan of salvation. While we cannot fully comprehend God's nature, we must believe and personally accept His gift of Jesus Christ, leading to a genuine, eternal relationship with our wonderful God.

Dr. Bob Shelton's sermon explores the spiritual meaning of the garments Jesus wore—from Bethlehem's swaddling clothes to heavenly robes of majesty. He contrasts our own "filthy rags" with the righteousness of Christ, urging listeners to accept salvation through faith in Him, and to be clothed in His righteousness for eternity.

Dr. Bob Shelton's message explores the garments of Jesus—from swaddling clothes to burial linens—emphasizing Christ's unique resurrection. He shares missionary experiences in Asia, contrasting the dead relics of Buddha with the living Savior. This stirring sermon invites all to trust in the risen Christ, who alone offers victory over death.

Dr. Bob Shelton explores the significance of the scarlet robe Jesus wore, symbolizing our sin and His sacrificial death. He contrasts Jesus' divine nature with His human experiences, emphasizing that through His death, believers are clothed in righteousness and receive eternal life by faith in Him.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches that Jesus' clothes symbolize His healing power, humble service, and sacrificial suffering. The woman's faith in touching His garment brought healing, while His washing of feet showed servant leadership. Believers are cleansed spiritually at salvation but need daily repentance to maintain fellowship with God.

Dr. Bob Shelton reflects on Jesus' incarnation, emphasizing the humble swaddling clothes that wrapped the eternal Word of God made flesh. He explains the mystery of the Trinity and why God became man—to shed His blood for our sins—inviting listeners to explore more about "The Clothes Jesus Wore" in future broadcasts.

Dr. Bob Shelton contrasts lifeless idols with the omnipresent, powerful God of Psalm 115. God, eternal and everywhere, sees, hears, and saves, unlike idols. Though His nature is beyond understanding, faith trusts His Word. Salvation comes only through Christ, who took our sins on the cross.

Dr. Bob Shelton emphasizes that unlike lifeless idols, God hears, sees, and welcomes our worship. True worship is humbling, honoring God's holiness, and offering a "sweet-smelling" sacrifice of love. He urges personal prayer and worship beyond communal times, reminding believers to deepen their relationship with the living God.

In this message, Dr. Bob Shelton highlights Psalm 115's teaching about lifeless idols that can't hear or help. He contrasts this with the living God who hears and answers prayer, sharing his 1951 mission in Taiwan where thousands of soldiers turned to Christ after realizing their idols were powerless.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches from Psalm 115 about how idols cannot see, but our God sees everything. He emphasizes God's omniscience, final judgments, and how even believers' works will be judged for rewards in heaven. He encourages living faithfully, knowing God keeps perfect records and will reward accordingly.

Dr. Bob Shelton speaks on Psalm 115, contrasting lifeless idols with the living God who speaks through His Word. He shares missionary experiences in the Far East, emphasizing the power of Scripture and how God's Word guides us today. Dr. Shelton concludes with the assurance that idols cannot speak, but God does.

Dr. Bob Shelton discusses the importance of prayer, highlighting three types of people: the natural man, the carnal Christian, and the spiritual Christian. He emphasizes the need for family devotions, midweek prayer meetings, and Spirit-led prayers. He encourages believers to grow spiritually and to embrace all forms of prayer to connect with God.

Dr. Bob Shelton's message focuses on prayer, contrasting the natural, carnal, and spiritual Christian. He emphasizes that carnal Christians, though saved, remain spiritually immature and ineffective in prayer because of sin. Dr. Shelton urges believers to grow spiritually, ensuring their prayers reach God and their lives bear fruit.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains that while many people pray, only those who know Jesus Christ as Savior truly pray to the living God. He describes three types of people—natural, carnal, and spiritual—and emphasizes the need to know Christ personally to have effective, God-honoring prayer that reaches the throne of grace.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares a comforting message on prayer, emphasizing our access to the throne of grace through Jesus. He highlights that God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit intercede for us. God limits our trials for our good, always answers prayer, and strengthens our faith in His perfect timing.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches that through prayer, we boldly approach God's throne of grace, trusting Jesus as our High Priest and the Holy Spirit's intercession. Even unanswered prayers and disappointments serve God's greater purpose, working together for good, guiding believers toward His perfect will and greater blessings.