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Dr. Robert Lewis

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September 26, 2024

According to Dr. Robert Lewis, who is the pastor, author and founder of the original Men’s Fraternity, “We have lost the ability to pass on to the next generation a vision of manhood that makes sense and is compelling to young men.” On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson and Pastor Lewis discuss the essentials of what it means to be a man, and why the inability of dads to connect with their sons can cause a huge loss of their masculine identity. Discover more as Dr. Lewis defines the different phases of training up boys, and why “manhood is best forged under the wings of a dad.”

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Dr. Robert Lewis

Dr. Robert Lewis is a pastor, writer, and speaker. He is the founder of the original Men’s Fraternity. He earned his degree in management from the University of Arkansas in 1971. Then, in 1977, Robert earned both an M.A. in New Testament Greek and an M.Div. from Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon. In 1985, he received a Doctor of Ministry degree from Talbot Theological Seminary in La Mirada, California. In 1990, Robert developed the original Men’s Fraternity curriculum that has impacted more than one million men worldwide. It is used in churches, college campuses, corporate boardrooms, and correctional facilities. Men’s Fraternity has also inspired the creation of 33 The Series, which is a study of authentic manhood modeled by Jesus Christ. Some of Dr. Lewis’ books include Raising a Modern-Day Knight, Real Family Values, and Culture Shift: Transforming Your Church From the Inside Out. Today, Robert is still very involved in local church ministry and serves on a number of boards including The Bob Buford Institute. He is also a senior advisor for Leadership Network. Robert and his wife, Sherard, have been married for over 50 years, and they have four grown children and three grandchildren.