More About Jesus - Bob Shelton

Dr. Bob Shelton emphasizes that in times of spiritual attack, the Christian's shield is faith, anchored in God's Word, not prosperity or feelings. He refutes the "prosperity gospel," affirming that trials are part of faith's journey. Faith in God's promises stands firm against the flood of evil and doubt.

Dr. Bob Shelton emphasizes the importance of the blood of Jesus as the standard God raises against Satan's flood of evil. From Genesis to Revelation, the blood of Christ brings atonement and victory over sin. In today's battles, believers are assured of triumph through the blood, even amid trials.

Dr. Bob Shelton encourages believers to trust in God's power when faced with life's floods of sin and discouragement. Drawing on Isaiah 59:19, he teaches that the Holy Spirit indwells believers, convicting, leading, and protecting them. Salvation through Christ brings this divine protection, and believers are urged to rely on it.

In this sermon, Dr. Bob Shelton explains that when life's floods of evil and confusion rise, God lifts a standard against them, including the unseen presence of angels who minister to believers. Drawing from Isaiah, Hebrews, and 2 Kings, he reminds us to trust in God's power and sovereignty over all.

Dr. Bob Shelton's broadcast urges listeners to accept Jesus Christ as Savior to ensure their names remain in the Book of Life and avoid eternal damnation. He emphasizes that God desires all to be saved, that names are blotted out only by rejection of Christ, and that salvation guarantees eternal security.

Dr. Bob Shelton discusses the Book of Life and the Great White Throne Judgment, emphasizing that all who die without accepting Christ will be condemned. He urges listeners to trust in Jesus for salvation, highlighting the permanence of names in the Lamb's Book of Life for those redeemed by grace through faith.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches that God desires all to be saved and that every name is initially in the Book of Life. However, those who reject Christ have their names removed. He emphasizes heartfelt repentance over superficial prayers and invites all to recognize their sin and trust Christ for salvation.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains how every person's name is initially written in the Book of Life, but it can be blotted out if they reject Christ, including those who take the Mark of the Beast. He also notes that God reveals Himself through creation, giving everyone a chance to seek salvation.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the final judgment described in Revelation 20, distinguishing it from the Judgment Seat of Christ. He stresses the reality of the Book of Life, where every person's name begins at conception but can be blotted out. Christ's atoning work removes sin for believers, offering eternal hope.

In this message, Dave Yerrick, filling in for Bob Shelton, emphasizes that David's true motive for killing Goliath was to show the world there is a God in Israel. Yerrick connects this to similar biblical examples and urges believers to keep this pure motive in all they do for God's glory.

Dr. Bob Shelton shares a message on "The Wonder of No More Pain" from Revelation 21:4. In heaven, God will remove all pain, sorrow, and death. Pain here has a purpose—alerting, humbling, and drawing us to God—but it will be gone in eternity, replaced by everlasting peace and joy.

Dr. Bob Shelton teaches that Satan will be cast out of the heavens during the Tribulation's midpoint, restricted to earth, then bound for 1,000 years during Christ's reign. After a final rebellion, Satan and his followers will face eternal judgment. Dr. Shelton urges listeners to accept Christ for eternal life.

Dr. Bob Shelton discusses Satan's activity in outer space, linking UFO sightings and alien theories to spiritual deception. He asserts these phenomena prepare the world for the Antichrist and to explain away the Rapture of the Church. He firmly declares that God created life, not aliens, and urges faithfulness.

Dr. Bob Shelton delivers a sermon on Satan's past, present, and future. He cites Satan's fall in Isaiah 14, his current activity in Job 2, and his eventual doom. Dr. Shelton warns Christians to live uprightly, as Satan seeks to destroy them. He also promises to explore "Satan in outer space" next week.

Dr. Bob Shelton discusses the prophetic significance of Israel's Feast of Tabernacles, linking it to Christ's thousand-year reign on Earth. He emphasizes that all these feasts hinge upon the foundational Feast of Passover, symbolizing Christ's atonement. Ultimately, the focus is on Christ Himself, not merely a place or time.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the prophetic fulfillment of the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) and the fate of believing Jews and Gentiles after Christ's return. The Day of Atonement signifies Israel's national redemption, while believing Gentiles are rewarded for their faith and kindness to Jews during tribulation days, entering Christ's millennial kingdom.

Dr. Bob Shelton clarifies that the Feast of Trumpets does not find its prophetic fulfillment in the Rapture of the Church but in a future event involving Israel. He emphasizes that no one can set a date for the Rapture, as Christ's coming is imminent and unknowable by man.

Dr. Bob Shelton explains the prophetic fulfillment of the Feast of Trumpets, distinguishing it from the Rapture of the Church. He encourages personal Bible study and reliance on the Holy Spirit for understanding. He shares his lifelong conviction, taught by godly men, that the Rapture is the next event on God's prophetic calendar.

Dr. Bob Shelton examines the Feasts of Israel, focusing on Pentecost and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, illustrating it with his missionary experiences in Vietnam. He emphasizes the uniqueness of the risen Christ and the personal need for each person to trust Jesus for salvation.

Dr. Bob Shelton discusses the first resurrection in several stages—believers at Christ's resurrection, the Rapture, Moses and Elijah, and tribulation martyrs—highlighting the hope for glorified bodies. He warns of the second resurrection, the judgment of the damned, urging all to trust in Christ for salvation and eternal life.

Dr. Bob Shelton explores the prophetic significance of Israel's seven feasts, focusing on the Feast of Firstfruits as a guarantee of believers' future resurrection. Christ's resurrection ensures our hope of glorified bodies, urging believers to live holy lives. This message emphasizes scriptural continuity, purity, and the blessed hope of Christ's return.

Dr. Bob Shelton's sermon on the Feast of Unleavened Bread explains that it symbolizes purity and immediate holy living after accepting Christ. He refutes claims that Jesus suffered in torment after death, affirming He went to paradise instead. Believers are new creatures in Christ and called to a sanctified life.

Dr. Bob Shelton's sermon on the Passover in Leviticus 23 explains its prophetic fulfillment in Jesus, the Lamb of God. Emphasizing the necessity of the blood of Christ for salvation, he rejects works-based salvation. The message urges listeners to personally trust in Christ's sacrifice for redemption and eternal life.

Dr. Bob Shelton reads from his book, sharing moving stories of leper colonies in the Far East. He draws parallels between leprosy and sin, emphasizing that sin blinds, separates, and leads to death if untreated. He ends with a plea for faith in Christ and the eternal hope that offers.

Dr. Bob Shelton recounts his experience in Vietnam during the 1950s, sharing the Gospel despite dangerous conditions. A tent crusade led to preaching to communist captives, challenging his own reluctance. He reminds us that no one deserves salvation, yet God's love extends to all, calling Christians to share the gospel faithfully.