Solomon Syndrome

Dr. Bob Beltz is a minister, teacher, author, and film producer. As an ordained minister in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Bob was co-founder and then Teaching Pastor of Cherry Hills Community Church in Denver, and Senior Pastor of High Street Community Church in Santa Cruz, California. He currently serves as Pastor Emeritus of Highline Community Church in Greenwood Village, Colorado. Bob went to University of Missouri where he earned his bachelor’s degree, then moved to Denver where he earned his Master of Arts and Doctor of Ministry degrees from Denver Seminary. Bob is the President of the Telos Project, and he has helped develop, produce, and market films for the Anschutz Film Group, parent company of Walden Media. He was the Associate Producer of Crusader Entertainment's film Joshua and helped develop and produce Amazing Grace: the William Wilberforce Story. Working with Mark Burnett and Roma Downey, Bob was the Associate Producer of the Emmy nominated The Bible Series on the History Channel, AD: The Bible Continues on NBC, and the movie Son of God. Bob continues to write, teach, and speak both nationally and internationally for both Christian and secular groups. He has been a featured speaker at the International Convention of the YMCA, the Council on National Policy, and the CEO Forum at the Aspen Institute. He currently resides in Denver, Colorado.

“When we hired Bob as an associate producer on The Bible Series, we didn’t know that we would become lifelong friends. Tapping into a half-century of biblical knowledge and personal experience, The Solomon Syndrome is a book every man or woman looking for a more meaningful life needs to read.”—Mark Burnett, Producer of The Voice, Survivor, Shark Tank, The Bible, AD: The Bible Continues, and Son of God, Chairman MGM Worldwide Television Groupand—Roma Downey, actor, President of Lightworkers Media, Producer of The Bible Series, AD: The Bible Continues, Son of God, and Dovekeepers“The Solomon Syndrome is an amazing guidebook for unlocking the secret to spiritual centeredness. I wish I had read it years ago!”—Frank Smith, President and CEO of Anschutz Film Group, Walden Media“Have you ever hit a wall in your life? A broken relationship, a broken dream, or just a nagging feeling that something is not right? In The Solomon Syndrome, Bob creatively takes us on a journey to investigate why we put our hope in dreams and pursuits that were never supposed to fully satisfy. Johnny Lee’s famous song about ‘Lookin for love. . .’ could easily have been titled ‘Lookin for Life in all the Wrong Places.’ Bob points us to secrets of the flourishing life for which we were each designed.”—Doug Nuenke, President of The Navigators, U.S.“For over four decades, I have had the privilege of partnering with Bob Beltz in multiple ministries. I consider him one of my closest friends and one of the most gifted Bible teachers I have ever heard. The Solomon Syndrome grew out of years of retreats we did with men around the country, and to see these critically important concepts in print is thrilling. This is a book that can change your life.—Bo Mitchell, Chaplain, Colorado Rockies, Founder and President of Crosswalk Fellowship Ministries, author of Grace Behind Bars and Just Before Tip Off.“My friend, Bob Beltz, has written a very delightful and compelling book, The Solomon Syndrome. Bob has the gift you might say, even in the crucible of life, of finding patterns of humor and nuggets of truth that essentially make for a most satisfying read. In the midst of chapters with titles like “Boulevard of Broken Dreams,” you will find other chapters titled, “Life’s Too Short to Drive a Chevy” and “Transcending Nonconformity.” Sustaining theology is witnessed throughout, along with searing and brutally honest life issues. A fulfilling read indeed.”—Peb Jackson, CEO, Jackson Consulting Group, Colorado Springs, CO