Robert Breaker falsely accuses Dr. Peter S. Ruckman of Domestic Violence yet used him as a personal authority 113 times in 2018

On January 12, 2026. Robert Breaker accused his former teacher, Dr. Peter S. Ruckman of domestic violence.

Thank you to Brother Don Nesbitt, the Lord's bloodhound for sounding the alarm about Robert Breaker. His youtube handle is @w46try7.

Also, he said some things, like what he said in this following sermon, that are so atrocious that I can't be a part of that. You watch this and tell me if you think this is a good thing for a "pastor" or for any "gentleman" to say about his wife or wives...

https://youtu.be/KwXBlJfn5ec

I would never "slap my wife around" or "punch my wife in the teeth" or "throw her out and dump garbage on her." I can't have a man like that as my Pastor. Would you? Seriously. Would you follow a man who said that?"

If you watch that video, you will know he falsely accused him.

In it, Dr. Peter S. Ruckman says of his first wife at 1:52.

"And the Bible said, "Art thou bound to a wife? Seek not to be loosed." So, I stayed married. I knew it wasn't going to work. Couldn't possibly work. I never loved the girl. The whole time, we were married about 16 years. She did all the giving, I did all the taking. And after I WAS SAVED, I never stepped on her again, never beat her up again."

And of his second wife at 9:34. (WHICH IS EXTREME HYPERBOLE)

""You know what you did, sister? You broke your marriage vows. We got up there, and we said, 'For better, for worse, till death do us part.' And you busted your vows." And she said, "I did not." She said, "You busted yours." I said, "I I'm not even held another woman's hand or winked at a woman since we've been married. I've been true to you." And she said, "Yeah, but you didn't cherish me." And I said, "Lady, See, I'm just sharing some it personal things here. It's kind of help you out. It's trying to help you. Trying to help you." And I said, "Lady, the only thing I didn't do for you was take you and knock your teeth out, and bust your nose, and throw you out in the front yard, and dump a can of garbage on you." That's the only you needed that you didn't get. And that was the truth. But you couldn't do that. I'm a Christian. I can't do that. Go banging a woman around, dumping garbage on her."

This is not only false, but Robert Breaker's own claim he disassociated is false.

"If you want to follow Ruckman, help yourself. I've disassociated myself with Ruckman and now you know why." - Robert Breaker

Robert Breaker said there was such a thing as a young and old Dr. Ruckman. This is false.

Now, Robert Breaker says that he's disassociated himself from Dr. Ruckman. In Breaker's own words:

(Text Card / Breaker's comment screenshot)

"If you want to follow Ruckman, help yourself. I've disassociated myself with Ruckman and now you know why. I saw him change what he used to preach. And, your audio sermon you presented and my audio sermon I presented clearly show that change. Also, he said some things, like what he said in this following sermon, that are so atrocious that I can't be a part of that. You watch this and tell me if you think this is a good thing for a "pastor" or for any "gentleman" to say about his wife or wives...

https://youtu.be/hwX8LJfrSec

Don't believe me? Look at the description. If you can't find it, that means he deleted it.

Let us now see, from 2011 to 2026, every time Breaker directly mentions Ruckman.

For simplicity's sake, I am removing the timestamps from the original video; HOWEVER, the timestamps are still in the description. The dates will still be shown.

Before we begin, keep these three factors in mind:

A. Breaker said: "I would never 'slap my wife around' or 'punch my wife in the teeth' or 'throw her out and dump garbage on her.' I can't have a man like that as my Pastor. Would you? Seriously. Would you follow a man who said that?"

Breaker only mentions Ruckman by name (aside from 2011) after Dr. Ruckman's death in 2016.

Pay attention when Breaker calls Dr. Ruckman, his old pastor.

Finally, I'm making one prediction as of 1/15/2026 (when I am making this Intro): Robert Breaker will start saying, whenever he mentions Dr. Ruckman, that Ruckman was "double-minded."

This is his new pivot, just like he invented the "Young vs. Old Ruckman" myth.

If you see him start saying this more often, I want it on the public record that Tyler predicted it.

"All of your publicity-mad little nobodies, (trying to hotdog it all the time), only want to be recognized as SPIRITUAL LEADERS. To do this, you are forced to associate yourself sooner or later with “Ruckman.” You all have to hang on my shirt tail to get a hearing in the Body of Christ. Evidently, “Ruckman” must be in the spotlight since all of you are struggling to get into it" - Dr. Peter S. Ruckman to Robert Breaker, April 2010.

(Video Clip: Feb 1, 2018)

Robert Breaker: And I learned that from my old pastor. Now, a lot of people say, "Well, who is your old pastor?" Well, I went to the Pensacola Bible Institute in Pensacola, Florida. The man who started that school was Dr. Peter S. Ruckman. What I'm going to do here in this video a little bit later, I'm going to go to a sermon by Peter S Ruckman, and we're going to listen to Dr. Ruckman talking, and matter-of-fact that's what Peter Ruckman is talking about here. I did go to Peter Ruckman's Bible school, I was there from 1995 to 98, it was a three-year school, and I graduated from the Pensacola Bible Institute. But they're saying that they are followers of Peter S. Ruckman. So I want them to see what Peter S. Ruckman has done. And I want to ask the question: are they going to call Peter Ruckman a date-setter? Are they going to call Peter Ruckman a liar? Are they going to attack Peter Ruckman? So I'm going to let you listen to Peter S. Ruckman, so it's not wrong. So let's get to this, let's listen to Dr. Peter S. Ruckman. So Dr. Peter Ruckman back th- Now what Peter Ruckman is doing here, because Peter Ruckman always taught a seven-year Tribulation. Now who runs around and says Dr. Peter S. Ruckman is a false prophet? Nobody.

(Text Overlay: "All of your publicity-mad little nobodies, (trying to hotdog it all the time), only want to be recognized as SPIRITUAL LEADERS. To do this, you are forced to associate yourself sooner or later with “Ruckman.” You all have to hang on my shirt tail to get a hearing in the Body of Christ. Evidently, “Ruckman” must be in the spotlight since all of you are struggling to get into it" - Dr. Peter S. Ruckman to Robert Breaker, April 2010.)

Robert Breaker: So I think it's funny, what Robert Breaker has done is no different than what Peter Ruckman has done. Now, Ruckman is wrong there by saying that Israel became a nation in 1949. I think this is funny because I've done a video about 47 versus 48 and I've shown in my video how in 1947 the United Nations voted to partition the land and give it to Israel. So that's when the land was given to them. 1948, Israel declared themselves a nation. Now, Ruckman says it was in 49. It's funny, I was attacked vehemently by a certain YouTube personality for saying, 'Well, it was 47 in one video and 48 in another.' And this person claims to be a follower of Peter Ruckman. And they want to attack Robert Breaker, a graduate of Peter Ruckman's school, and yet they won't attack Peter Ruckman who is wrong by saying it was 1949. But here's Ruckman, are you going to attack Peter Ruckman and say he's wrong? Let's continue. I'm doing the same thing that Peter Ruckman did. And I agree with it, I think Peter Ruckman is a great Bible teacher, but...

(Text Overlay: "Technically, Robert Breaker does say Peter Ruckman beat his wife. That is the definition of attacking.")

(Text Overlay: Quote from Dr. Peter S. Ruckman to Robert Breaker, April 2010 repeated)

Robert Breaker: ...he's not right on everything. I don't follow him completely. So what did he do? Peter Ruckman says, 'I'm not a date setter.' All right, well that's good, but that's that's Peter S. Ruckman in 1989. Peter Ruckman made an educated guess that in 1989 Jesus Christ would come. Jesus didn't come in 1989. Do we attack Peter Ruckman? Do we make videos on YouTube attacking Peter Ruckman and calling him a liar and a heretic and a date setter and a false prophet? No. Many people I know, they love Peter Ruckman, they think he's a great Bible teacher, and say Robert Breaker is a liar and a date setter, uh you know what I do? I just say, 'Okay, well, Ruckman did the same thing.' I've learned a lot from Peter Ruckman. I love Peter Ruckman. I truly appreciate Peter Ruckman. He made a bad guess in '89. He made a bad guess in '93. He made a bad guess in 1990... oh what was it, 98, 96, whichever other years. He made a bad guess about 2000. My dad was probably sitting there in the congregation when Ruckman was talking in 1989. And so, I appreciate them sending me this Ruckman preaching.

(Text Overlay: "If only his dad heard the sinner's prayers preached in the 80's :(" / "Selective deafness is HEREDITARY")

(Video Clip: Feb 16, 2018)

Robert Breaker: But it's interesting to me. I went to that Bible Institute that was founded by Dr. Peter S. Ruckman. Dr. Peter S. Ruckman went to this Bible school here. And I see that the man that taught Peter Ruckman says, 'You know, there's a lot of folks out there, half of them that I ever preached to, probably lost.' Oh, Ruckman did! Oh, Peter Ruckman, man, look at what he says. I'm going to give you some quotes of Peter Ruckman of how important the blood is. 'If you are saved, you know that the only way to heaven is the substitutionary blood atonement of Jesus Christ. If you don't know that, it's because you are lost!'

(Text Overlay: "Dr. Ruckman believed that to access the blood, you had to believe and confess. Don't believe me? “Do Robert Breaker and Ruckman agree?” By Jeremiah 33 on Youtube goes over Dr. Ruckman's books.")

Update: I do not associate with Jeremiah 33, anymore.

Robert Breaker: So Peter Ruckman used to preach the blood. That's one of the reasons why my dad went to his Bible school. Oh, Ruckman did! Oh, Peter Ruckman, man, look at what he says. I'm going to give you some quotes of Peter Ruckman of how important the blood is.

(Text Card: "This is when his dad went to PBI." with screenshot of comment from Robert Breaker: "Donny boy, why's this all about, huh? I'm still waiting for you to call me, my phone number is on my website. Would love to talk to you on the phone about all this. I went to Ruckman's school and graduated from them in 1998. I learned a lot. My Dad went there as well (in the late 70's and early 80's, but didn't graduate, he already had a degree, so he just audited classes). How about you? When did you graduate from PBI?")

(Text Card: "Fortunately for Breaker, I made an entire compilation from the late 70s through the 80s of Dr. Ruckman preaching the Sinner's Prayer back then!")

Robert Breaker: That's one of the reasons my dad liked Peter Ruckman, cuz he saw Peter Ruckman was a true Bible believer and a Bible teacher, and he saw that Peter Ruckman would preach it right. But as time went on, he got older and older and older, I guess he he kind of didn't preach it as much as he used to. Here's something, here's an old thing that I got. I I I wrote this down as I listened to Peter Ruckman, one of his sermons, and I made a transcript.

(Text Overlay: "Peter Ruckman preached the sinner's prayer, when his papa knew him and before he knew him.." / "He did not in-fact change. Watch my compilations." / "As proven in 'Ruckman does not sound like Robert Breaker'" / "Ruckman is talking of mental assent...")

Robert Breaker: And that's what Peter Ruckman used to say. And Peter Ruckman used to be very, very faithful in preaching the true gospel of salvation by faith in the blood atonement of Christ.

(Text Overlay: "I literally have hours of footage of Dr. Ruckman preaching the sinner's prayer from 1950 to the 2000s. Don't believe me? Watch my channel!")

Robert Breaker: ...in the bloodless gospel from Peter Ruckman.

(Text Card: "See previous comp for commentary discussing bloodless gospel.")

Robert Breaker: Then why do I have this? Here's a Bible Baptist Church, Dr. Peter Ruckman. I'll get into this here in a second.

(Text Card: "I made an entire video about this letter. Watch that for more.")

Robert Breaker: But Dr. Ruckman never taught that. Yes, he would preach whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, but his understanding of call was that it's gotta come from the heart, not just from the mouth.

(Text Card: "Let's define what Breaker believes.")

(Video Clip: Nov 6, 2025)

Speaker/Robert Breaker: ...is to confess with their mouth that the Lord is Jesus, or Jesus is Lord. Wouldn't that be Israel? So when I read Romans 10, I see Jews asking Paul, 'Hey, what about Israel?' And he says, 'Well, if a guy is is a Jew and he has confessed that Jesus is his Lord, that Jesus is his Messiah, and if he believes that God hath raised him from the dead, well then he can be saved.' So if he believes in who and what, then he'll be saved. I don't think he's telling you you have to do both, and that you have to say it with the mouth or you're not saved. If he's saying you have to believe from your heart in something and say it with your mouth at the same time, then that would be a faith plus works gospel. And that would nullify what Jesus did because it's not just what he did, it's what you say, which would be a work.

(Text Card: "Breaker is saying that Dr. Ruckman taught you have to call upon the name of the Lord. BUT you have to mean it.")

(Text Card: "That's very shocking as Breaker has spent the entire video saying Dr. Ruckman taught confession was a work. It is even more shocking that Breaker is so unaware that his theological enemies, Don Nesbitt or Jack Hyles believes in the same thing.")

(Text Card: "Now, let's see what Don Nesbitt believes on this:")

(Video Clip: March 7, 2022 / Don Nesbitt)

Don Nesbitt: 11. I'm just winging this, folks, if you can't tell. You notice in Hebrews 11, their belief was tied up with something that they did? By faith... 23: By faith Moses, when he was born, was hid three months of his parents, because they saw he was a proper child; and they were not afraid of the king's commandment. By faith, when he was come to years, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter, choosing rather to suffer the affliction—now, this is Old Testament faith, this is Old Testament salvation. This is also going to be in the Tribulation, where you have to have visible works to accompany your faith to make it real, saving faith.

But it still matches: you got to do something, you got to react, you got to have a response, you got to have a reception, or it or the faith is just dead faith. The belief is just dead belief. There's got to be something that follows that belief and makes that a a real, saving belief. A real saving faith. Verse 17: By faith Abraham, when he was tried, offered up Isaac. Now, that's a work combined with his faith. You don't have to have a work combined with your faith; what you have is a confession with your faith. You have a prayer, and like Nathan said, it can be in your heart, no one has to hear it, it doesn't have to be audible. But there's going to be a reaction from your heart that's going to cause you to cry out to the Lord.

And one more thing, and I'm winging this... Nathan must have had a good message, it stirred me up. He mentioned 1 John 1:9. Oh, 1 John 1:9, let me get over here. Let's start in verse—okay, verse 7, like he did: "But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin. If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." Now, Nathan was applying this with uh in a salvation context; you can use a dual application here.

(Text Card: "Jack Hyles.")

(Text Card: Screenshot of text from Jack Hyles explaining salvation and the sinner's prayer)

(Video Clip: Feb 16, 2018)

Robert Breaker: And there's a lot of folks out there, and some of them may even claim to be followers of Peter Ruckman, who say, 'Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved! Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord... If you'll just call the name of the Lord, just ask God to save you, then he'll save you.' It's faith. So, my dad used to talk to Peter Ruckman about these things and wrote him a letter. And Peter Ruckman used to teach that calling on the name of the Lord is a good thing, but that doesn't save you.

(Text Overlay: "I made an entire video debunking that reading of the letter and that claim.")

Robert Breaker: And my dad wrote a letter to Dr. Peter S. Ruckman, and my dad wrote this letter to Peter Ruckman saying, 'Ruckman?' Ruckman says, 'I don't...' I gave you that quote, Peter Ruckman...

(Text Card: Quote from Dr. Peter S. Ruckman to Robert Breaker, April 2010)

(Video Clip: Feb 22, 2018)

Robert Breaker: I wanted to give this little story, I thought this was cool. When I started Bible school over at the Pensacola Bible school that I went to, Dr. Ruckman, he said, "God made you the way you are, and you're supposed to be who you are. You don't have to mimic Peter Ruckman." Well, unfortunately, I know a lot of people that they thought they were the next Peter Ruckman and they had to mimic him or pretend to be him or such a thing, and and I always learned from from that, you know, I'm who God made me, I'm going to be myself, and I'm going to serve God without trying to imitate some other man's ministry. Peter Ruckman has a book about Hyperdispensationalism...

(Video Clip: Feb 24, 2018)

Robert Breaker: ...and there's something that I hear preachers say nowadays, and I I don't know where they got this from, this isn't in the Bible. Even my old pastor, Dr. Peter Ruckman, used to say this from time to time, and I think he just picked it up because he heard some other guy say it. But I've always questioned this and I said, "Why did you say that?" Sometimes at the end of a sermon or something like that, you'll hear a preacher say, "Now if you're lost, come to Jesus Christ the best way you know how."

(Text Overlay: "Peter Ruckman has said this since the 1950s. Before Breaker III was born.")

(Text Card: "Source? Watch my 1950s compilation!")

(Video Clip: Feb 26, 2018)

Robert Breaker: I went to a Bible school where the teacher and the president of that Bible school was Dr. Peter S. Ruckman. And Peter Ruckman told us...

(Video Clip: March 9, 2018)

Robert Breaker: Now, I got out the book here by Peter Ruckman. This is Peter Ruckman's Theological Studies. It's a really good book. I read through this over the years, and I can't remember when the last time I read it was, but I I did do a lot of highlighting as I read it. So I went back to look at this and see what Ruckman says about the Trinity, and as I was going back looking at it, I said, "Wow, there's some really good quotes in here." I like this, let me show you two of these really, really, really good quotes about salvation real quick. And I was just like, "Wow, praise the Lord for that."

Here's a quote: "God will not acquit sin at all, or overlook the sins of the sinner. They have to be paid for in some way. We have Calvary as the manifestation of God does not forgive apart from substitutionary atonement." What is that? That's the blood atonement of Christ. So here Peter Ruckman is, good old Ruckman, saying that it's all about the atonement, the blood atonement for salvation. Here's another one. Haha, I love this one. This is one of my best, favorite quotes, you know...

(Text Overlay: "Which is received by confession.")

(Text Card: Quote from Dr. Peter S. Ruckman to Robert Breaker, April 2010)

Robert Breaker: I went to Ruckman's Bible school. I remember Ruckman always talking about the blood. He says here: "You cannot find salvation in this age apart from a completed, perfected blood atonement. You say, 'You're very dogmatic about that, Brother Ruckman.' I don't have to worry about it. I'm talking to bloody people. I never have to worry in qualifying my language to prove anything or 'validate' anything. My congregation is bloody. The life of the flesh is in the blood."

(Text Card: That's so beautiful! I wonder how Dr. Ruckman thought you accessed the blood?)

(Text Card: From my video, "Dr. Peter Ruckman Preaching Sinner's Prayers (1980's Compilation)")

(Audio Recording: Aug 2, 1984 / Peter Ruckman - Four Judgements)

Peter Ruckman: If you sin against somebody, go tell them about it. If you sin against the church, you'll have to tell it to the church. But if it's a sin where nobody knows about it but you and the Lord, you confess that thing to God and get it fixed up with God.

An old boy down in Panama City used to phone me up all the time. Well, I say all the time, he phoned me—not all the time, but he phoned me up about once every three months. Every time he phoned, it would be after 12:00. And he always sounded like he was drunk when he phoned up. Hoarse voice, rough voice. And the first couple of times he talked, he just let me know he was unsaved and going to hell, and hung up before I could do much with the plan of salvation. And the third time, I kept him on the line for a while and got talking with him. And I gave him the plan of salvation, tried to lead him to Christ over the phone. And he said, "But preacher, but preacher," he said, "but preacher, you don't know what I've done." I said, "I don't care what you've done. The Bible says, Come now, saith the Lord, let us reason together: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool."

Now. How does the panama city caller access the blood of Jesus Christ? Let's ask Robert Breaker first!

(Video Clip: Robert Breaker / Whiteboard)

Robert Breaker: I call that the beggar's gospel. And you know what that is? Do you realize that is what's called universalist unitarianism? See, back in the 1800s there was what's called the universalist unitarians. And they did not like the atoning blood of Christ, and they were very vocal against blood atonement. And they said, "We don't believe in blood atonement of Christ, someone else died for you, that's repugnant to us. We believe that if you want salvation, you just go to God and ask him to forgive you your sins." And that's where this teaching came from. And I I don't accept this teaching, because I see it as a cult teaching of people that denied the blood atonement of Christ.

(Text Card: Wow! Dr. Ruckman damned a soul to hell with a cult's teaching? I'm glad we have people like you to warn us against heretics like Dr. Ruckman, O' Robert Breaker.)

(Text Card: But wait! Let's ask Dr. Ruckman now. How did you do it, Dr. Ruckman?)