Coram Deo Sermons: Recent Episodes
Coram Deo Baptist Church
Micah 6:8. "He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?"
Guest speaker, former pastor and missionary coordinator Ben Lane gives a message on Psalm 130.
Mike Hovland preaches on Psalm 46 for the final message of the Faithful Endurance Conference.
Rory St. John preaches on Hebrews 5-6 as the second part of the Faithful Endurance Conference.
Apologies for Audio Quality Aaron Hale brought a message on John 6 for Part 1 of the Faithful Endurance Conference 2023.
Pastor Aaron Hale from Redeeming Grace Bible Church in Fairview joins us and preaches the Word from James 4:1-10.
Mark 1:1-8. John's ministry of repentance, preparing the people for the glorious and mighty Saviour to come.
For New Years Day, we look at Hebrews 12:1-3, and consider the race of faith and how to endure by fixing our eyes on Jesus Christ and his cross.
Psalm 27:8: "My heart says this about You, “You are to seek My face.” Lord, I will seek Your face." (HCSB)
We look at 1 Peter 3:17-22, a difficult yet glorious passage that speaks to us of Christ's vicarious death and victorious resurrection!
Joshua comes to the end of his life and gives a charge to all Israel through their leaders. We consider what his encouragements and warnings mean for us today as we follow Christ, who has saved us by his grace.
We look at Joshua 22, and the story of war that was avoided over a false altar, and consider the importance of the unity and purity of our worship.
We look at Joshua's commendation and encouragement toward the Eastern Tribes and how we can learn faithfulness from it.
We look at Joshua's commendation and encouragement toward the Eastern Tribes and how we can learn faithfulness from it.
We consider the position, provision, and portion of the Levites, and how all true Christians are Levites at heart.
We consider the position, provision, and portion of the Levites, and how all true Christians are Levites at heart.
Eler Ken Thomson brings a message on the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11 and applies it to our lives today.
Eler Ken Thomson brings a message on the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11 and applies it to our lives today.
We look at Joshua 20 and consider the cities of refuge, God's justice, the value of human life, and our salvation in Christ, who is a refuge for sinners.
We consider a big section, Joshua 13-21, where the land is allotted to the tribes of Israel.
Joshua 10-12 speaks of Joshua's comprehensive campain againt the cities and kings of Canaan. we consider how this points to the victory of Christ's kingdom over its enemies.
In Joshua 10, we see the Lord fighting for his people with his almighty power, giving victory against the five kings of Southern Canaan.
We consider the application of Joshua 8:30-35, where we see Israel gathering, sacrificing, and hearing the Law of Moses with its blessings and curses.
We look at Joshua 8, where we get much encouragement for the fight of the Christian life.
Joshua 7 reveals God's anger at Israel when Achan took some of the devoted things of Jericho for himself. We consider whether God is angry at the church today, how that might show up, and what to do about it.
Pastor Rory preaches on Joshua 6, and we consider how the walls of Jericho fell by faith, and how the city was devoted to complete destruction, save for Rahab and her family.
Pastor Rory preaches on Joshua 5:10-12 where we see the people enjoying the Passover and the fruit of the promised land. We consider the text and its application to Christians under the new covenant.
Joshua 5:2-9 speaks of the sons of Israel being circumcised now that they have crossed the Jordan. We consider the true problem of the human heart and its only solution in the circumcision of the heart, wrought through Christ and the Spirit of God.
Pastor Rory preaches on Joshua 3-4, where we see the miraculous crossing of the Jordan river. We see how this relates to Jesus Christ and his work as our forerunner, bringing us into our promised land.
We look at the story of Rahab and the spies and its theological significance and application (Joshua 2).
Pastor Rory preaches on 1 John 4:7-12, on the love of God, and how it is manifest to us and among us.
Pastor Rory preaches on Matthew 28:18-20 on the Church's mission. We see the mission of the church in this text, which contrasts other missiologies and ideas such as Christian Reconstructionism, Revivalism, and the Missio Dei movement (what we might call "Social Transformationsim").