Breakfast Theology

When God says something it is final. Once such promise He made to us is found in Romans 8:28-32. In this episode of Breakfast Theology, we discuss the meaning of these verses about how they apply to our lives. 

How does God see things? It is a simple question with a big answer! God sees things in a totally different way than we do and it's important for us to study His perspective so that, we can be more like Him. In this episode, we look at Ezekiel 8 and see how God views things differently than we do. 

Jesus said in Matthew 4:4, "It is written: ‘One does not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes forth from the mouth of God.’” What does he mean when he says this? In this episode, we talk about the passage Jesus was quoting and what it means to our lives today. 

This is last episode in the nature of God series. In this episode, we tackle the questions who or what is the Holy Spirit? We will be the first to admit that we don't have everything worked out, but we do try and express what we think scripture says to the best of our ability.

If the Trinity is not the correct view of God, what does that mean for Jesus? Who is he and what is his role? In this episode, we seek to answer those questions.

When discussing correct theology, one of the most important questions we can answer is, "who is God?" In our nature of God series, we are trying to figure out the correct way to see God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Listen to this episode to learn what we think about God. 

What is the Trinity? This very confusing topic has been talked about relentlessly for the last 1,700 years. The most important question to answer is, is the Trinity compatible with the Bible? In this episode, we seek to answer this question. In the coming episodes of this series, we will discuss what the Bible says about God, Jesus & the Holy Spirit. 

"Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." (Matt 6:12). In this episode, we talk about living a sold-out life for God and how we can treasure Him. 

Presumptuous is defined as, "failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate." We often fail to meet the limits of what God has laid out for us; this is exactly what David writes about in Psalm 19:13. In this episode, we discuss what David meant by presumptuous sins and how we can learn from his life. 

In the last episode of our emotion series, we are discussing peace. Peace is perhaps one thing the world is missing the most. However, peace is obtainable by obedience and submission to God. In this episode, we discuss what the Bible says about peace.