More About Jesus - Bob Shelton

This message by Dr. Bob Shelton teaches that Israel remains central to God's plan despite 70 AD's destruction. The Church will be raptured pre-tribulation. Israel's modern state fulfills prophecy, and Christ will reign on David's throne in the Millennium. True peace comes only through Jesus, and salvation is available to all who believe.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches the pre-tribulation Rapture: the Church will be taken up before the Antichrist appears and the seven-year Tribulation begins. The Holy Spirit restrains evil through believers. After the Rapture, the Church is in heaven until Christ returns with them at His Second Coming.

Dr. Bob Shelton critiques a modern focus on self-esteem over scriptural truth, asserting that salvation comes not from feeling good about oneself, but through recognizing sin and trusting in Christ's sacrifice. He affirms the authority of Scripture, upholding that both the words of Jesus and the Apostles are divinely inspired.

Dr. Bob Shelton's Christmas message emphasizes the true meaning of the season: Jesus Christ came into the world to die for our sins. Beyond the celebrations, he urges listeners to remember Christ's purpose—salvation for the lost. Dr. Shelton draws from Scripture to highlight Christ's birth, death, and the gift of eternal life.

Dr. Shelton preaches on the difference between needs and "greeds," emphasizing that God promises to provide needs, not indulgent desires. He warns against prosperity gospel preachers who equate material gain with God's blessing. True riches lie in God's mercy, grace, and eternal life—not in earthly wealth. Let us keep our priorities straight.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches from Matthew 8, clarifying that healing was not promised in the atonement, but demonstrated in Jesus' earthly ministry. God can heal, but healing isn't always His will. True faith rests in God's sovereign purposes, even in sickness. Trust in Him, knowing He always does what is best.

Dr. Bob Shelton's sermon contrasts three men: Demas, who loved the world; Diotrephes, who sought self-exaltation; and Demetrius, who loved God's Word. Dr. Shelton stresses that the Bible is our guide and weapon against sin, and that America must return to its spiritual roots for true contentment and blessing.

Dr. Bob Shelton's message warns against pride and seeking self-preeminence, using Diotrephes' example. He contrasts this with Jesus' humility, showing how Christ, though divine, humbled Himself to die for our sins. Dr. Shelton calls us to reject pride, embrace humility, and let Christ alone have the preeminence in our hearts and lives.

Dr. Bob Shelton's message highlights Demas, a man once faithful to Paul who fell in love with this present world's pleasures. He contrasts Demas with Abraham, who longed for God's heavenly city. Dr. Shelton warns against materialism and urges listeners to keep their hearts fixed on Christ and eternal treasures.

In this sermon, Dr. Bob Shelton highlights Jesus' promise in Mark 4 during a storm, reminding believers that assurance rests in God's Word. He contrasts salvation, which comes by grace, with assurance, which rests on God's promises. Believers should replace fear with faith and find peace in God's eternal Word.

Dr. Bob Shelton's sermon in Mark 4 shows that in life's storms, Jesus brings peace to those who trust Him. Though the disciples feared, Jesus stilled the storm, proving His power and presence. He is the Prince of Peace, offering calm to those who invite Him into their hearts.

Dr. Bob Shelton reminds listeners of God's creative power and eternal presence. He affirms the truth of the Bible, encouraging faith in God's Word and promises, including Jesus' return. Through a story about an astronomer's simple faith, he illustrates unwavering trust in Scripture's authority, urging listeners to believe God's Word fully.

Dr. Bob Shelton encourages believers with the truth of Jesus' constant presence, even in life's storms, using Mark 4 and Daniel 3 as examples. He reassures Christians that, like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace, God is always with them, offering peace, comfort, and unwavering companionship through every trial.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares how God's plan includes storms that strengthen faith, as seen in Mark 4 and his own harrowing experience with the Viet Cong in Vietnam. From blessed meetings to terrifying threats, God's peace and presence were constant. He urges listeners to trust Christ through every valley.

Dr. Bob Shelton's message highlights that while salvation establishes a relationship with Christ, true friendship with Him requires daily intimacy. Sin hinders this fellowship, but God promises restoration when we confess. Just as sin damages human relationships, it affects our walk with God. He urges us to seek daily, intimate friendship with Jesus.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains Jesus as Savior, whose sinless blood was the only atonement for sin. He emphasizes that Jesus is the only way to salvation, rejecting the idea of multiple paths. He urges listeners to believe, repent, and accept Jesus for eternal life, echoing timeless Christian teachings on the cross and redemption.

Dr. Bob Shelton speaks on Jesus as King, highlighting seven dispensations and the literal thousand-year reign of Christ on David's throne. He refutes replacement theology, affirming God's ongoing promise to Israel. He emphasizes the literal interpretation of Scripture, urging listeners to accept Jesus and be part of this future kingdom.

Dr. Bob Shelton speaks on Jesus as our heavenly High Priest, highlighting His sacrificial death for our sins, His resurrection, and His present role interceding for believers. Jesus knows our struggles personally, offering us hope and comfort. Listeners are urged to trust Him as Savior and find peace in His priestly ministry.

Dr. Bob Shelton discusses Jesus as Prophet, revealing His foreknowledge of betrayal, denial, crucifixion, and resurrection, affirming His divinity. He underscores that prophecy today is not new revelation but the faithful teaching of Scripture. He urges listeners to receive Christ as Savior, promising His eternal love and future return.

Dr. Bob Shelton reflects on his missionary experiences in Taiwan and Vietnam, highlighting the futility of idolatrous prayers compared to the living God who hears His people. He urges believers to daily commune with God, emphasizing the power of prayer and faithfulness. Sincere prayer, he reminds, connects us to a real, listening God.

Dr. Bob Shelton recounts his missionary memorabilia and a moving story of five martyred missionaries, including Ed and Mary Lou McCulley. Their sacrifice reached the Akha tribe with the Gospel. The Akha spear replica in Shelton's office reminded him that God's Word will not return void, bringing eternal fruit and hope.

Dr. Bob Shelton's sermon explores the Genesis Flood's reality, emphasizing God's patience and justice. Through the lifespan of Methuselah, he illustrates God's grace, delaying judgment to allow repentance. Dr. Shelton urges listeners to accept Christ before God's patience ends, stressing Scripture's authority and the urgency of salvation.

Dr. Bob Shelton explores Noah's unwavering faith amidst wickedness, highlighting how Noah preached for 120 years without converts. Despite no visible results, Noah obeyed God's will, proving that success is faithfulness to God, not numbers. This message encourages those discouraged in ministry to stand firm like Noah, despite worldly standards of success.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches from Genesis 6, focusing on the mingling of the godly line of Seth with the ungodly line of Cain. He rejects fanciful theories, affirms the literal ark's dimensions, and underscores God's judgment and patience. Believers are urged to be on the Lord's side and live faithfully.

Dr. Bob Shelton emphasizes the enduring power of God's Word as a guiding standard for believers, likening it to a light in darkness and a sword against spiritual attacks. He urges careful handling of Scripture, stressing that true victory comes through unwavering faith in God's promises, as revealed in His holy Word.