Podcasts about Coram Deo

Welcome to Episode 11 of Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on what it looks like to practice thankfulness, even in the hard times.

Welcome to Episode 10 of Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on what it looks like to put down judgment and embrace grace.

➡️ DESCRIPTION: Dans cet épisode de Coram Deo, nous abordons un sujet sensible et controversé : le regard des chrétiens sur Donald Trump. Beaucoup ont un avis tranché sur le personnage et son administration tandis que d'autres ne savent pas trop ce qu'ils devraient en penser. Cette émission ne vous fera peut-être pas changer d'avis au sujet du président américain, mais nous espérons qu'elle servira à favoriser un dialogue respectueux entre frères qui divergent d'opinions. TABLE DES MATIÈRES 00:00 - Start 04:24 - La notion du "moindre mal" 17:14 - L'enjeu des faits et le rapport à la vérité 26:48 - Pub Logos 27:21 - Les risques véritables ou imaginaires 50:58 - L'exhortation de Sylvain aux chrétiens pro-Trump 55:23 - L'exhortation d'Etienne aux chrétiens anti-Trump 1:00:56 -

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

Acts 5:1-11 "Coram Deo"  Pastor Wes Holland, preaching.

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

Rev. Seth Yi

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

➡️ DESCRIPTION: Cette semaine à Coram Deo, nous abordons un sujet aussi important que difficile : celui des faux-frères. Qui sont-ils? Comment les reconnaître? Et surtout, pourquoi l'Écriture insiste-t-elle autant sur leur présence au sein du peuple de Dieu? Pour en parler, j'ai le privilège de recevoir le pasteur **Frédéric Bican** de l'Église Action Biblique de Grasse. Ensemble, nous explorerons les avertissements de la Bible, les signes caractéristiques des faux-frères, et la manière dont l'Église peut rester vigilante tout en cultivant la vérité dans l'amour. TABLE DES MATIÈRES 00:00 - Intro 02:05 - 1. Ils infiltrent l'Église avec de mauvaises motivations (Ga 2.4) 15:37 - 2. Ils ont l'apparence de la piété (2 Tm 3.5) 19:57 - 3. Ils causent des divisions et des scandales (Rm 16.17) 29:17 - Pub Logos (https://fr.logos.com/) 29:51 - 4. Ils ignorent qu'ils sont de faux-frères et se séduisent eux-mêmes (2 Tm 3.13 ; Mt 7.15) 39:27 - 5. Ils rejettent l'autorité et tordent la vérité (Jd 4 ; 3 Jn 9-10) 43:58 - 6. Ils finissent par abandonner la foi (1 Jn 2.19 ; Ps 1.5) 50:01 - Conclusion de l'émission - Conférence 9Marks avec Jonathan Leeman (https://toutpoursagloire.com/article/conference-autorite-eglise-locale) - Conférence réformée baptiste: Des Églises confessionnelles (https://www.aerbq.ca/) - Livre recommandé: Jonathan Leeman, La discipline d'Église (https://publicationschretiennes.com/products/la-discipline-deglise) 56:51 - Bêtisier

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before God' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

Muchos han distorsionado la gracia de Dios. Se excusan en la misericordia divina para vivir como les da la gana, sin entender que la gracia no es licencia para pecar. Dios no busca una religión vacía, sino una vida transformada.

Join us for our weekly meditation episodes Coram Deo, which is Latin for 'before' or 'in the presence of God'. We hope this blesses you and centers you on God's goodness and faithfulness as you go about your week.

Cuando llegue el momento de estar delante de Dios, lo único que importará es si realmente creíste y viviste conforme a esa fe. No dejes que la hipocresía te robe la oportunidad de una vida auténtica y transformada por el poder de Dios.

El discernimiento no solo te ayuda a ver a Dios en las pequeñas cosas, sino que también te protege. Te ayuda a identificar lo que es genuino y lo que es engaño. Cuando tienes este nivel de conexión con Dios, comienzas a ver la vida de otra manera.

No te avergüences de tu fe ni permitas que las críticas te detengan. Jesús mismo enfrentó el rechazo, pero siguió adelante porque conocía su propósito. Tú debes caminar en libertad y con certeza de que Dios ya ha pagado el precio por ti.

La integridad no es solo hacer lo correcto cuando alguien te está viendo. Es vivir con la certeza de que Dios siempre te está viendo. Es vivir delante de Su presencia, sin doble cara, sin máscaras.

Vivimos en una sociedad irreverente. Es triste llegar a un punto donde no reconozcas a nadie delante de quien bajar tu rostro en reverencia. Bajar el estándar no acerca a la gente más a Dios. Ante Dios, debes tener un cierto temor, un respeto; pero es necesario que tengas también el corazón para acercarte. Es en ese balance que alcanzas la reverencia que se requiere para entrar en Su presencia.

Se requiere de tu compromiso. Dios se te tiene que revelar, pero tú lo tienes que reconocer y tienes que vivir para Él. Todo en tu vida debe decir: he tenido un encuentro con Dios. 

Dios no tan solo tiene un lugar preparado para ti. Él te está preparando a ti para ese lugar. Caminamos día tras día, delante de la presencia de Dios. Tu meta debe ser vivir siempre delante del rostro de Dios.

Dios creó todo de la nada, y te ha dado a ti la capacidad de tomar lo que Él ha puesto en tu mano y transformarlo en algo impresionante. No hemos sido llamados a poner el fundamento, pero no menospreciemos el poner ladrillo sobre ladrillo. 

Hay personas que pueden parecer auténticas, pero cuando las comparas con alguien que realmente vive en integridad, la diferencia es obvia. La integridad no es solo aparentar, es ser. Vivir en integridad es la clave para caminar con confianza. 

Cuando tú vives para Dios, te entregas completamente a Él, y vives en libertad. Todo lo que hagas, que sea con libertad de consciencia de que a quien único tienes que agradar es a Dios. Todo te es lícito, mas no todo te conviene. 

CORAM DEO - Part 2

CORAM DEO

The Christian life is often seen as one where believers coast carelessly in Christ's finished work, secure in their righteousness through Him being completely indifferent to morality. However, the gospel calls for a responsive life, marked by tenderness and sensitivity to Christ's leading, driven by new desires as the Holy Spirit works in Christ's servants. Though Christ's sovereignty assures us that He will take care of our needs, the gospel challenges us not to be passive, but to actively serve Him as living sacrifices while awaiting His return. We are called to live in light of the kingdom, anticipating the fullness of Christ's blessings when He comes again, while diligently serving in the present. This includes staying vigilant and prepared, like the servants waiting for their master's return, with lamps burning and hearts ready to welcome Him.Christ's parables exhort us that we live consciously in light of Christ's provision, not relying on earthly storehouses but trusting in God's care. Jesus instructs His followers to be prepared, living as if His return could come at any moment. The parables of the faithful and wise servant highlight the importance of serving diligently, even in the master's absence, and being alert to His return. The kingdom's radical nature is revealed when the master, instead of merely commanding service, invites the servants to dine with Him and even serves them. This reversal of roles underscores the sacrificial love of Christ and the grace extended to His people, who are called to wait with readiness, faithfulness, and joy rather than complacency.The kingdom challenge calls for believers to live with an awareness of Christ's return, not to take His delay as an excuse for complacency or indulgence. Jesus warns that those who fail to live faithfully, abusing their position, will face judgment. The severity of this judgment varies, depending on the knowledge and responsibility each servant has been given. While the passage warns against neglecting the master's commands, it also encourages a life lived before the Lord's face (Coram Deo), seeking to glorify Him (Solo Deo Gloria) in all things. Christians are reminded that their actions matter and that God holds them accountable. Still, they are also empowered by Christ's finished work and the Holy Spirit to live with wisdom, humility, and reliance on God's guidance. Ultimately, we are called to live in light of our physical reunion with our savior while we walk by faith in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Do Everything for the Good of Others - Matthew 5:13-16 5 G Living – Do everything you do… For the Glory of God For the Good of your fellow man To get the Gospel to non-believers For the Growth of your fellow Christians With a Grateful heart The power for 5 G living comes from the power of the triune God, accessed through the outlet of God's grace when we place our faith in Christ! When we are saved by God's grace through our faith, we get power for 5 G living. For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your doing; it is the gift of God, not as a result of works, so that no one may boast. For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them. - Ephesians 2:8-10 “Common grace includes earthly blessings all people enjoy but that are distinct from the spiritual blessings that only believers enjoy. When we speak of common grace, we are speaking of God's kindness to all people during their time on earth, regardless of their present status with Him.” -Derek J. Brown Three Principles of doing good for others 1. We are to act for the good of others By this My Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit and so prove to be my disciples. - John 15:8 A phrase I love is the phrase, “Add value!” And let our people also learn to maintain good works, to meet urgent needs, that they may not be unfruitful. - Titus 3:14 2. We are to do good for others as able in in concentric circles And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if do not lose heart. Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all, especially to those who are of the household of faith. - Gal. 6:9-10 But if anyone does not provide for his own, and especially for those of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever. - I Timothy 5:8 Husbands, your first neighbor is your wife. Wives, your first neighbor is your husband. The first neighbor you are to show love and respect for is your spouse. Marriage expert Dr. John Gottman says the first key to making marriage work is to “embrace each other's needs.” When we experience God's saving grace, we gain the spiritual power to partake in Jesus Christ's Great Commission given in Matthew 28 to take the gospel to all peoples. But we also gain the spiritual power to partake in God's ‘cultural commission' given in Genesis 1 to be stewards of the earth's resources for God's glory, and be agents of common grace for the good of our fellow man. So God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them. And God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over every living thing that moves on the earth.” - Genesis 1:27-28 3. We are to view all we do for others as done for God And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him. -Colossians 3:17 And whatever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord and not to men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the reward of an inheritance; for you serve the Lord Christ. - Colossians 3:23-24 There was another phrase that came out of the Reformation – all of life is to be lived Coram Deo – before the face of God! The glory of young men is their strength, and the splendor of old men is their gray head. - Proverbs 20:29 “Do all the good you can, By all the means you can, In all the ways you can, In all the places you can, At all the times you can, To all the people you can, As long as ever you can.” -John Wesley

DOWNLOAD KEYNOTE SLIDES   Sermon Summary:  “Giving Thanks—Not Only a Day, A Foundation” Dr. Bryan Hudson emphasizes that Thanksgiving should be more than a holiday—it's a foundational lifestyle of gratitude. Drawing from scripture, he explores how giving thanks transcends circumstances, reflecting a heart rooted in peace and faith. Key Scriptures: Colossians 1:12, 1 Thessalonians 5:18, Leviticus 7:11-15 1. Thanksgiving as a Foundation: •  Thanksgiving is not tied to obligation but arises spontaneously from a grateful heart. •  True praise and offerings—whether financial, time, or acts of kindness—should be willing and joyful, not out of duty or legalism. 2. Peace Offerings and Sacrificial Praise: •  Peace offerings, as distinct from many other types of offerings, express worship unconnected to sin or obligation. •  In the New Testament, Jesus becomes our peace offering, bridging divisions and enabling us to live in grace and freedom. 3. Practical Application: •  Cultivate gratitude: Acknowledge blessings—both asked for and unexpected—and express thanks through words, actions, and offerings. •  Develop a lifestyle of praise and worship, independent of external circumstances. •  Avoid callousness and indifference by maintaining a spirit of thankfulness toward God and others. 4. Key Takeaways: •  Thanksgiving fosters peace, and peace inspires thanksgiving, creating a positive spiritual cycle. •  Gratitude keeps believers in God's presence (Coram Deo), fostering perpetual joy and strength beyond circumstances. Dr. Hudson concludes with encouragement to embrace thanksgiving as a daily, spontaneous expression of worship and gratitude, rooted in God's peace and goodness.  

➡️ DESCRIPTION: On this episode of Coram Deo, I am glad to receive Dr. Michael Beck from New Zealand. Dr. Beck is the pastor of Gracenet Community Church (https://www.gracenet.co.nz/) and the author of Covenant Lord and Cultic Boundary: A Dialectic Inquiry Concerning Meredith Kline and the Reformed Two-Kingdom Project (https://www.amazon.com/Covenant-Lord-Cultic-Boundary-Two-Kingdom-ebook/dp/B0BV9KN5XT/). You can find the Two Age Sojourner podcast on several platforms and on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@TwoAgeSojourner) He will be teaching a course in Montreal next February on the covenant theology underneath the cultural engagement of the church (for more info or to register click here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/f0af133f-da03-40f9-abf5-cd3bec404cd6). CONTENT OF THE DISCUSSION 00:00 - Start 05:02 - How did you become interested in this subject? 08:57 - What is the connection between covenant theology and cultural engagement? 17:58 - What's wrong with the covenant theology of postmillennial theonomy? 22:57 - Isn't Christendom a good idea? 32:08 - How should a Christian ruler rule? 38:33 - How did Kline helped you think through these issues? 46:32 - Are you in the Moscow mood? 47:52 - Theology course in Montreal - Feb 2025 50:57 - Book recommendation: Meredith Kline, La structure de l'autorité biblique (https://publicationschretiennes.com/products/la-structure-de-lautorite-biblique) 52:32 - Funnies ---

➡️ DESCRIPTION: C'est effectivement la troisième fois que Coram Deo utilise ce même titre (ou presque) puisque c'est la troisième fois que nous couvrons une élection présidentielle avec Donald Trump et que chaque fois il semble que la fin du monde est arrivée! Sans être des analystes politiques spécialisés, mes invités et moi sommes tous très intéressés par la politique américaine et nous en parlerons en tant que pasteurs. Paraît-il qu'il ne faut parler ni de politique ni de religion et encore moins des deux en même temps... Et bien, qu'à cela ne tienne! Aujourd'hui nous parlons de politique à partir d'un point de vue religieux! TABLE DES MATIÈRES 00:00 - Intro 01:57 - Nos impressions sur l'élection aux États-Unis 13:24 - Quelle perception les chrétiens francophones ont-ils de Trump et de la politique américaine? 25:49 - Quels seront les défis des quatre prochaines années pour les chrétiens? 40:05 - Quelques conseils pratiques pour éviter les écueils qui nous guettent 43:29 - Quelques sujets de prière 48:52 - Livre recommandé: https://publicationschretiennes.com/collections/bible-d-etude-de-la-foi-reformee 54:27 - Bêtisier

Main Idea. God's grace produces a good conscience, firm convictions, and close companionship with Jesus Christ yielding faithful testimony. Driving Question. What are components of faithful testifying amidst a trial? We will be diligent to look at three things today to build up our faith in trial. 1. A Clear Conscience Before Christ (22:30–23:5) Application: Live in a way that realizes God sees everything (Coram Deo). Cultivate a clear conscience. But how? a. Christ's grace cleanses the conscience. b. Christ's approval is our aim, not mans. c. Christ is what we speak all the time. 2. A Commitment to Convictions About Christ (23:6–10) 3. A Close Companionship with Christ (11) How does Jesus strengthen Paul? Jesus stands with him. Jesus points to Paul's faithful testimony in Jerusalem (11). Jesus points to Paul's future testimony in Rome (11). Takeaways. [for faithfully testifying this week] Delight that Christ stands with you in this life, because he stood for you on the cross. Examine your conscience and confess any sin to Christ. Preach Christ and the good news of the empty tomb.

“To Live Before the Lord” - a lesson on living Coram Deo: in the presence of God, under the authority of God, for the glory of God, and the way that we can expect the world to respond as we live that way. Music: “Take Me Deeper” by the Ken Ferguson Band

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Jon preaches on Exodus 25. You are invited to watch our 9:30 service on Facebook Live.Coram Deo is a nondenominational church that meets in Bremerton, WA. We exist to love God, connect people, and change the world. When we gather together on Sundays, we hear the preaching of God's Word, and respond by worshipping & taking communion together.

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Jon preaches on Exodus 23. You are invited to watch our 9:30 service on Facebook Live.Coram Deo is a nondenominational church that meets in Bremerton, WA. We exist to love God, connect people, and change the world. When we gather together on Sundays, we hear the preaching of God's Word, and respond by worshipping & taking communion together.

In the first of three episodes, for this summer series on the Godhead, Apostle Tonya shares a time of suffering in Coram Deo. For more teachings on our Lord Jesus Christ, and her testimonies of supernatural manifestations, visit https://apostletonya.org --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/apostletonya/support

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Rusten preaches on Psalm 71. You are invited to watch our 9:30 service on Facebook Live.Coram Deo is a nondenominational church that meets in Bremerton, WA. We exist to love God, connect people, and change the world. When we gather together on Sundays, we hear the preaching of God's Word, and respond by worshipping & taking communion together.

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Rusten preaches on Psalm 71. You are invited to watch our 9:30 service on Facebook Live.Coram Deo is a nondenominational church that meets in Bremerton, WA. We exist to love God, connect people, and change the world. When we gather together on Sundays, we hear the preaching of God's Word, and respond by worshipping & taking communion together.

Are you in the beginning stages of your flower farm and desperately want to start off on the right foot? In this episode, Jenny Marks of Trademark Farmer interviews 3rd year flower farmer Alex Peschell of Coram Deo Farm about how she's building a profitable business from the start. Jenny and Alex chat about starting a flower farm from scratch, growing the business debt-free, farm stands, choosing products, the importance of dedicating time for marketing, and more. Wanna learn more? Sign up for a free mini course at www.trademarkfarmer.com Did you enjoy this podcast? Leave us a positive review on apple podcasts! Follow Jenny on instagram @trademarkfarmer

Coram Deo: Where Faith and Life Intersect | Edifying the SaintsBob, Todd, and Matt conclude their series on Coram Deo and the discussion on besetting sins, seeking to give encouragement to those in the fight against besetting sins.Edifying the Saints is a production of Maranatha Bible Church. For more information, visit our website at mbcmi.org/podcast.

This week, Isaiah Lewis from Sojourn Chattanooga preached from Isaiah 25-26. After a one-year residency at Coram Deo, Isaiah took over as Lead Pastor of Sojourn Chattanooga in January 2022. Listen as Isaiah (the preacher) preaches on the Death Swallowing-Feast Giving God from the prophet Isaiah.

Dr. Owen Strachan introduces the concept of Coram Deo, which means living all of life unto God. He challenges the idea that only full-time vocational ministry is important to God and emphasizes that every minute of our lives matters to Him. Owen then focuses on the story of Joseph in the book of Genesis as an example of faithful labor and how God used Joseph in his administrative and leadership roles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.