Robert Lewis Sermons
Religion & Spirituality
About
Sermon archives of Dr. Robert Lewis from his time as the Teaching Pastor and Directional Leader at Fellowship Bible Church in Little Rock, Arkansas. Robert is the founder of the well known “Men’s Fraternity” series and “BetterMan” ministry. He has authored several notable books including “Raising a Modern-Day Knight”, “The Church of Irresistible Influence”, and “Rocking the Roles: Building a Win-Win Marriage”.
Episodes
- Winning
In this sermon, Dr. Robert Lewis uses the imagery of ancient Greek athletics to illustrate the Christian life as a race requiring discipline, direction, and a thirst for divine glory. He emphasizes that spiritual victory is exclusive, requ…
- But We See Jesus
This sermon from Hebrews 2 addresses spiritual drift caused by focusing on worldly fears. Dr. Robert Lewis emphasizes redirecting attention to Jesus Christ, who restores humanity's destiny through His obedience and resurrection, ultimately…
- For the Sake of the Ministry
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- Who's Important Here?
In this message, Dr. Robert Lewis discusses 1 Corinthians 8, explaining that Christian liberty must be guided by love and consideration for weaker believers, not just knowledge.
- Becoming Single-Minded
Dr. Robert Lewis examines 1 Corinthians 7, advocating for singleness as a gift that allows for undistracted devotion to Christ. The sermon highlights the advantages of the single life for spiritual service and encourages a focus on eternit…
- Body Language
Dr. Robert Lewis unpacks 1 Corinthians 6:12-20, addressing the Corinthian misunderstanding of Christian freedom and the body. He clarifies that the body is an eternal instrument for the Lord, not for indulgence, and encourages believers to…
- Forgotten Theology
In this sermon on 1 Corinthians 6, Dr. Robert Lewis discusses lawsuits among Christians, arguing they stem from forgotten theology and a worldly spirit. Paul urges believers to resolve disputes through arbitration or resignation, rememberi…
- Dare to Discipline
This sermon addresses church discipline using 1 Corinthians 5, focusing on Paul's call for decisive action against immorality. It outlines a four-step biblical protocol for discipline, emphasizing its redemptive purpose for individual and…
- Turning a Mess Into a Ministry
This sermon focuses on the foundational truth of the Christian faith as revealed by Jesus Christ, stressing that true spiritual life and maturity originate from a personal response to Christ's death and resurrection. It warns against devia…
- People In Perspective
Dr. Lewis differentiates between spiritual infancy and carnality, using scripture and personal testimony to illustrate the emptiness of a flesh-dominated walk and appealing to believers to pursue spiritual life through discipline.
- Our Guide to Glory
This message challenges believers to examine their faith, distinguishing authentic salvation marked by the Holy Spirit’s presence from superficial adherence. It highlights the Spirit’s role in understanding scripture, producing spiritual f…
- Where Faith Should Rest
This sermon, "Where Faith Should Rest," by Robert Lewis, focuses on the theology of the cross, emphasizing that believers must "die to self" to experience the resurrection life and power of Christ. It draws from biblical passages in Romans…
- Something Better to Boast About
Dr. Lewis discusses 1 Corinthians 1:26–31 and 6:9–11, addressing spiritual pride and self-sufficiency. He explains how God uses the weak and despised to shame the proud, contrasting worldly wisdom with Christ, who provides righteousness, s…
- Fool's Wisdom
Dr. Robert Lewis examines the paradoxical nature of the Christian faith, where the message of the cross is considered foolishness by the world but divine power to believers. Drawing on 1 Corinthians and a story from Isaiah, he illustrates…
- The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth
This sermon examines divisions in the Corinthian church using 1 Corinthians 1:10-17, where Paul addresses members aligning with different leaders. It highlights how four "parties" (Pauline, Apollos, Cephas, Christ) each held a portion of t…
- Saints They Aint
This message examines the Corinthian church's spiritual wealth versus their lack of transformed lives, highlighting that sainthood is by calling, not conduct. It stresses the necessity of intimate, daily fellowship with Jesus (koinonia) fo…
- Starting Right: Finishing Strong
This sermon, based on 2 Timothy 4:1-8, encourages believers to finish their faith journey strong by preaching the Word, enduring hardship, and fulfilling their ministry. It contrasts faithful perseverance with spiritual dropout, highlighti…
- The Bottom Line on 'Body Life'
Dr. Robert Lewis discusses how Christian faith should manifest in tangible ways, outlining five signs of spiritual transformation: resolving anger, rejecting sin, generosity, building others up with words, and extending forgiveness, all ro…
- A Life Which Lasts
This message contrasts the futility of a life lived apart from God with the lasting meaning found in a relationship with Him. It emphasizes seeking God for perspective, enduring relationships, and eternal purpose, urging listeners towards…
- This is Your Life...Or is It?
This message addresses doubt as a normal Christian experience, emphasizing that confronting doubts can strengthen faith, citing Francis Schaeffer. It highlights the importance of Christian community for spiritual growth, accountability, an…
- Making Beautiful Music Together
This sermon addresses the struggle of pride and self-will, proposing biblical humility as the solution. It details a process of submission to God, casting anxieties on Him, and trusting His timing for blessing, ultimately leading to spirit…
- The Associates of the Senior Pastor
This message examines biblical leadership, focusing on elders and contrasting corrupt motivations like seeking power with Christ's example of servant leadership. It highlights that true authority is earned through godly living and emphasiz…
- The Great Adventure: Defining Your Great Adventure
In "The Great Adventure: Defining Your Great Adventure," Robert Lewis discusses life's defining moments, emphasizing that choosing a courageous adventure is a personal decision. The episode highlights the importance of preparation, using t…
- The Great Adventure: Take the Land, Take the Hill
Robert Lewis uses a sports game analogy to discuss the two halves of life, highlighting the necessity of courage and faith, exemplified by Caleb, for a full and faithful journey. He offers practical advice for younger and older men to navi…
- The Great Adventure: Being Advised of Adventure Busters Part 2
In "The Great Adventure: Being Advised of Adventure Busters Part 2," Robert Lewis Sermons identifies five "adventure busters" that hinder men: the double life, sexual shortcuts, marriage problems, past wounds, and addictions. The episode p…
- The Great Adventure: Being Advised of Adventure Busters Part 1
In Part 1 of "The Great Adventure," Robert Lewis identifies "Adventure Busters" as internal and
- The Great Adventure: Refocusing My Life For Adventure
Robert Lewis introduces the 'North Star' tool, an exercise to help men clarify life purpose by creating a personal vision statement. This proactive approach contrasts with the 'reactive life' and encourages intentional living across catego…
- The Great Adventure: Every Man's Adventure with Eternity
Robert Lewis argues that faith decisions about eternity are paramount, shaping daily actions and life views. He contrasts Christianity's offer of a savior with other religions' emphasis on works, sharing his personal journey and illustrati…
- The Great Adventure: Taking the Great Adventure Out of This World
Robert Lewis explores the nature of heaven, describing it as a dynamic, relational, and rewarding place based on biblical insights. He contrasts this with common caricatures and emphasizes how contemplating eternity should shape present-da…
- The Great Adventure: The Adventurer's Sacred Oath
Robert Lewis explores the concept of "sacred ground" for deep reflection and emphasizes living with the end in mind, using eternity as a guide for present choices. He contrasts the Christian worldview with secular scientism and outlines fo…
- The Great Adventure: The Adventurer's Wiring
Robert Lewis explains that wise decision-making in life depends on understanding one
- The Great Adventure: Pausing To Process
Robert Lewis discusses making a life rather than just a living, focusing on four core adventures: Family, Noble Cause, Man-Size, and Spiritual. He emphasizes the importance of pausing to process life
- The Great Adventure: Questions Every Adventurer Must Face
Robert Lewis challenges men to view their lives as a great adventure, emphasizing purpose, fit, and destiny over mere survival and routine. He outlines three core adventures—Family, Noble Cause, and Man-Sized—rooted in biblical principles,…
- The Great Adventure: Starting The Great Adventure
This episode, 'The Great Adventure: Starting The Great Adventure,' is presented as the beginning of a journey for men focused on rediscovering their identity and purpose. Robert Lewis challenges men to move beyond passivity, embrace courag…
- What Every Man Needs to Know
Robert Lewis addresses biblical manhood and marriage, drawing from Ephesians 5:22-33. He defines the husband's role as Christ-like leadership, characterized by love, setting standards, and provision, offering practical guidance for married…
- Go People
In "Go People," Robert Lewis emphasizes that following Jesus involves actively going into the world as His representatives. He outlines three essentials for this "go living": conviction, finding your personal fit, and getting equipped, ill…
- The Shepherd's Care
Robert Lewis unpacks Psalm 23:5, explaining that biblical belief requires following God. He uses the imagery of a prepared table, anointing oil, and an overflowing cup to illustrate God's proactive provision, healing through the Holy Spiri…
- Great Expectations
In his final sermon as a staff member, Robert Lewis uses a marathon analogy and biblical examples to discuss the church
- The Perils of Next Generation Christianity
Robert Lewis addresses the next generation of Christians, urging them to resist spiritual decline and cultural drift. He uses biblical examples like Moses and Joshua, and critiques modern society's tendency towards superficial spirituality…
- Making a Difference by Becoming a Different
Robert Lewis uses Ephesians 4-5 to discuss the difficulty of personal change and the Christian concept of the "new self." He contrasts worldly patterns with spiritual transformation, encouraging listeners to focus on one meaningful change…
- The Gift Received
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- Turnarounds
Robert Lewis discusses life turnarounds, drawing parallels between the prophet Jonah and modern believers. He highlights how obedience, even when reluctant, and God's persistent pursuit can lead to significant personal and communal transfo…
- How Did We Get the Old Testament?
Robert Lewis addresses the origins and trustworthiness of the Old Testament, discussing its compilation over a millennium by inspired figures, supported by archaeology and prophecy. He highlights Jesus' affirmation of its authority, presen…
- No Bed of Roses
This sermon addresses Christian suffering, explaining its inevitability, purpose, and proper response according to 1 Peter 4:12-19. Dr. Robert Lewis uses examples to illustrate how trials can test faith, shape character, and align believer…
- Morally Pure
Robert Lewis discusses overcoming sin by fostering a relationship with Jesus Christ, emphasizing that moral purity comes from pursuing Christ rather than just resisting sin.
- Parting Words
Robert Lewis uses the analogy of parents seeing their children off to college to explain the Apostle Paul's final exhortations to the Corinthian church. He unpacks Paul's five imperatives: be alert, stand firm, be courageous, be strong in…
- Stuff: How Much Do I Give Away?
In this message, Robert Lewis explores the concept of financial giving, addressing the discomfort it often causes. He uses the metaphor of an oyster and the story of the rich young ruler to discuss spiritual transformation and the grip of…
- Order and the Court
In "Order and the Court," Robert Lewis addresses the issue of believers suing each other, referencing 1 Corinthians 6. He argues that resolving disputes through church arbitration or personal resignation, rather than secular courts, reflec…
- Plain and Simple
Robert Lewis explains that real-world spirituality requires embracing the cross (dying to self) and engaging with the Holy Spirit for power, wisdom, and intimacy with God. He stresses that without self-denial, spiritual growth stalls, but…
- How to Face your Fear of Failure
Robert Lewis explores how the fear of failure can sabotage ambitions and callings, using the Parable of the Talents to show that fear leads to stagnation. He addresses the sources of this fear and offers courage through faith, obedience, a…