Theology for Breakfast

After nineteen years of growth in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus, we are breaking so that I can work on some writing projects.  T...

 So we are 20 years into this thing we call Theology for Breakfast. Wow! The plan is to read and discuss the little known, but classic book ...

The Giver of Life by J.V. Fesko is our current book. 3/11 Chapter 1 (pp.1-38) 3/18 Chapter 2 3/25 Chapter 3 4/1 Chapters 4-5 4/8 Chapters 6-...

Does God change? If the Bible teaches that He doesn't, then why does it also seemingly describe Him as either angry or delighting? Hopef...

Does God justify the ungodly by faith alone in Christ alone (Romans 4:5) or is justification by faith plus our works? The protestant reforme...

For Tuesday, December 10th. Come to class ready to share observations and conclusions from Matthew 7:21-23. Matthew 7:21–23 (ESV) 21 “Not ev...

Theology for Breakfast will resume Tuesday, September 10th at 6:30 AM. We will be reading More Than Heaven by T. Jeff Taylor. Theology for B...

  A Case for Amillennialism: Understanding the End Times is the latest in our reading lineup. 3.19.24 Chapter Sixteen 3.26.24 OFF FOR SPRING...

 Here is the current schedule for reading Natural Law by David VanDrunen. 11-21 Chapter 2 11-28 Chapter 3 12-5 Chapter 4 12-12 Chapter 5 12-...

We are wrapping up Secular Faith and looking to some new topics. These include theonomy, natural law, and amillennialism. Here is the schedu...

Starting on Tuesday morning, September 12th, we will be discussing D. G. Hart's book A Secular Faith: Why Christianity Favors the Separa...

Mark your calendars. Tuesday, September 12th will kick off our next Theology for Breakfast season. In the meantime, read Pat's Covenant ...

We are kicking off a new study of biblical typology! Why? Because it is biblical, Christian, sometimes overlooked, and to strengthen the chu...

We continue to have fruitful discussions regarding God, His Church, and His World. And here is an update on where we are and what's on t...

Engaging N.T. Wright and John Piper on Justification is Oct. 25. Then we are starting Strange New World by Carl Trueman. Anticipating a chap...

Theology for Breakfast is off to another great start. Show up and talk about what you've learned! Here is the schedule: 9.20: Statement ...

Theology for Breakfast is kicking off on Tuesday, September 13th! Show up at Omaha Bible Church at 6:30 AM (!!!) and be ready to lean, own, ...

We are wrapping up and preparing for Summer break. Here is the final schedule: May 3: II.6 These Are Two Covenants May 10: II.7 Adam, Israel...

We are moving right along in our study of J.V. Fesko's book on the covenant of works and the discussions have been outstanding. In case ...

There will be no class on January 11th. We will cover chapter 14 of Gospel Mystery on the 18th and the final chapter on the 25th. Lord will...

Theology for Breakfast will be breaking for two weeks during the Christmas season. There will be NO MEETINGS on December 21 and 28. Class wi...

Hopefully you are enjoying sanctification via Walter Marshall and are ready for a week off. We are taking the week of Thanksgiving off so no...

We are plugging right along in our study of The Gospel Mystery of Sanctification by Walter Marshall. The language is antiquated, but the cha...

There will be no Theology for Breakfast class on Tuesday, September 21st.  Sorry for the inconvenience. Pat is getting over Covid.  Class wi...

Theology for Breakfast will be restarting on Tuesday, September 14th at 6:30 AM at Omaha Bible Church. This is a men's ministry of Omah...

The VanDrunen has landed and we are moving on to other things. Here is an update to the schedule: 4/20 - Chapter 12 Politics After Christend...

  Here is an update to our schedule as we roll through our discussion of the Noahic Covenant and God's dealings with the world. 3-9-21 C...

Due to dangerous weather conditions and school closings, we will not be meeting on Tuesday, February 16th. Stay safe! Upcoming schedule: 2.2...

 There will be no class on Tuesday, January 26th. Chapter 3 for next week.

Politics After Christendom is our new book for theology for breakfast. Here is the upcoming schedule: NO CLASS ON DECEMBER 22 or 29 January ...

  While Hermes would not approve of our Tuesday musings, we still like his name as we consider the science and art of interpretation .  Here...

Theology for Breakfast will kick off on Tuesday, September 15th at 6:30 AM. We will be discussing Gospel-Centered Hermeneutics by Graeme Gol...

One of the more important books of the last 100 or so years is Machen's Christianity and Liberalism. It is the next read for T4B and ...

Flash Uses ZOOM This OBC men's ministry will restart virtually on Tuesday, April 7th at 6:30 AM. We will be discussing chapter 11 o...

All activities are cancelled this week at Omaha Bible Church. This means the chapter on Schleiermacher is on hold. Check back here regardin...

Theology for Breakfast makes winter in Nebraska just a little better.  Here is where we are in our reading of Theologians You Should K...

November 26 -- NO CLASS December 3 -- Chapter 11 of None Greater December 10 -- Chapter 12 of None Greater December 17 -- The Patt...

Things are moving right along in our reading of None Greater by Matthew Barrett. Tuesday November 5th reading is chapter 8. One chapter p...

Theology for Breakfast is happening once again. We will be discussing chapter one of None Greater on Tuesday, September 17th at 6:30 AM. ...

The two final meetings for Theology for Breakfast before Summer break are 4.14 and 4.21. The reading for 4.14 is my Kline and can be pick...

For April 2nd we will be discussing chapter 6 of Him We Proclaim. The coffee will be above average. This men's group likes coffee. 

We have jumped into reading Him We Proclaim by Dennis Johnson. For Tuesday, March 5th the reading to be discussed will be chapter two. ...

Copies of Him We Proclaim were held up due to weather conditions so we are delaying our start until Tuesday, February 26th. Please come o...

I It is time to crack open a new text in Theology for Breakfast and it is going to be Him We Proclaim by Dennis Johnson. The book is t...

We are NOT meeting on Tuesday, January 22nd due to inclement weather. We cancel when the schools cancel. Hope to see you next week.

We will NOT be meeting the week of Thanksgiving (Tuesday, Nov 20th). For Tuesday, November 27th we will discuss Mike Horton's artic...

We will be spending two weeks critically discussing Islam and the Quran. On Tuesday, November 6th we will cover the article on Islam in...

The reading for Tuesday Oct. 23 will be pp.192-227 on premillennialism. You are also encouraged to be creating a "top ten" list ...

We are cruising right along in our study of the three views of the millennium. We have covered postmillennialism and amillennialism (thin...

I terrible mistake has been made. We announced our class on millennialism and countless millennials showed up for a class on themselves. ...

We are kicking off the new year on Tuesday, September 11th. There will be no specific reading to be covered on the 11th. The text to ...

We will resume meeting on Tuesday, September 11th 2018. Our text for the Fall will be Three Views on the Millennium and Beyond edited ...

The Goldsworthy lecture we viewed on Tuesday, May 1 is here in full. It is thought provoking and helps to explain the legitimacy and impor...

We are enjoying miscellaneous chapters and articles this Spring. The articles are typically handed out in class and made available in the...

Theology for Breakfast resumes on Tuesday, March 6th and your repentant leader even plans to be there! We will be discussing prayer from ...

There will be no theology for breakfast on Tuesday, February 27th. I apologize for this as I failed to make arrangements and will not be ab...

As per our policy, we will not have theology for breakfast Tuesday, January 16th given that school has been canceled. Sad news, I know, but...

We are starting a new book and it is John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion. Because life is short and our attention span...

"The moralists will be back. They will be back because they never really go away. They go dormant for a while. For this reason, let ...