Robert Tilton Biography

Robert Tilton is an American pastor of the Word of Faith Church. In 1991, at the height of his ministry, the television commercial-style program Success-N-Life was broadcast across all 235 U.S. television markets. It brings in about 80 million dollars a year. It has also been described as “America’s fastest growing television show”.

Robert Tilton Wiki

• Name: Robert Tilton
• Birthday: June 7, 1946,
• Place of Birth: McKinney, Texas, in the United States.
• Gender: Male
• Height: n/a
• Weight: n/a
• Nationality: American
• Profession: Pastor
• Married/Single: Married

Robert Tilton Age

Robert was born on June 7, 1946, in McKinney, Texas, in the United States.

Robert Tilton’s Height and Weight

Tilton stands tall at an average height and has an average body weight.

 Robert Tilton Family

Tilton information about his family are publicly unavaialable, this section will be updated as soon as the information is available.

Robert Tilton Wife

Tilton married Maria Tilton in 2002. He married his first wife, Martha Phillips, in 1968 but broke up in 1993 and thereafter married his second wife, Leigh Valentine, in 1994. They divorced in 1997. He is blessed with four children: Amy Tilton, Jon Tilton, Matt Tilton and Mark Tilton.

Robert Tilton Education

He enrolled and graduated from Cooke County Junior College. He later joined Texas Technological University. On his autobiographical materials, he had a conversion experience to evangelical Christianity.

 Robert Tilton Ministry

He began his missionary work in 1974. Tilton preached in small churches and revivals in Texas and Oklahoma. His family lived in Dallas and founded the Word of Faith Family Church. Faith Family Church was founded in 1976. The church launched the local television show “Daystar”.
His young church grew steadily. But Morning Star didn’t expand beyond the Dallas area until Tilton went to Hawaii.

After returning home in 1981, Tilton, with the help of a $1.3 million loan from Dallas banker Herman Beebe, turned Daystar into an hour-long “religious television show” called The Possible Good-N-Life. . At Sucess-N-Life she often advises people on all kinds of life trials.

His words only teach the audience the importance of “swearing”. His favorite words are often mentioned in his writings. When someone makes a promise to Tilton, he declares that God will judge the promise and reward the one who makes it.

The program also includes the “statements” of viewers who dedicate their lives to his service and report miraculous returns. A report in the Dallas Morning News in 1992 stated that Tilton spent more than 84 percent of the show’s time on fundraising and promotion.

This is above the TV industry average of 22%. Some of the fundraising letters were written by Gene Ewing. Gene is the head of a multi-million dollar business that writes free articles for WB Grant and Don Stewart, among other journalists.

Due to its success on television, Faith World House Church has been transformed into a mega-church. At its peak it had more than 8,000 members. He has also written several self-help books on financial success, including The Power to Create Wealth, God’s Law of Success, How to Pay Your Bills, and more. The book was reprinted in the late 1990s as the focal point of its 1997 magazine.

In 1991 ABC News researched Tilton.
The investigation, facilitated by Trinity Foundation President Ole Anthony, aired on ABC’s airtime on November 21, 1991. His ministry was accused of leaving prayers unread.

 Robert Tilton Net Worth

Tilton has an estimated net worth of around $500 million. His ministry accumulated about $80 million annually.