Coram Deo ~ Living ‘Before The Face of God’
This month we dive into the theology of Coram Deo, which means ‘before the face of God.’ In hopes of embracing our life in Christ Jesus.
| by Andrea Brown
Gleanings from my journey walking in the finished work of Jesus Christ
This month we dive into the theology of Coram Deo, which means ‘before the face of God.’ In hopes of embracing our life in Christ Jesus.
Seven key truths concerning the blood of Jesus and today we discover how to appropriate the finished work of Jesus in our daily lives.
We look at the words of Amos as a sobering reminder of the importance of applying the word of God in our lives.
“By having the eyes of your heart flooded with light, so that you can know and understand the hope to which He has called you, and how...
Kingdom principle: our Heavenly Father is the Source of every blessing, and His goodness is received.
As we come to Jesus the more we embrace a new and living way. We discover the true reality of our liberty and are strengthened to walk it.
We are sons and daughters of the promise, beacons of hope, earthen vessels filled with the treasure of the Gospel.
Hi Friends, I hope you are well. It's been a while since I’ve posted to my blog. There has been a lot going on, and hopefully, I will...
Once we believe on Jesus, we receive His life and everything connected to it.
There is a chasm between the ways of the world and the ways in the Kingdom of God. The world works on the barter system; if you do this,...
Growing in grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus leads us to deeper dependence on Him, leaving no reliance on self.
“For where two or three are gathered together in my name, I am there among them.” Matthew 18v20.
I recently read the book of Zechariah and was held in chapter three, where the enemy accuses Joshua, the high priest, before the Lord. I...
If people have no idea they are set apart (holy) unto God, it is impossible to surrender as an instrument to be used in the hands of God.
He is our Creator, and He lovingly cares for His creation. Our part is to allow Him, looking to Him as our Source for everything.
The Holy Spirit convicts the believer of righteousness pointing us to Christ and away from self.
Shaking happens sometimes to remove misplaced affections (false refuge) giving us the opportunity to trust in the One who is faithful.
Beloved, hell shakes and chains break when the Bride gets on her knees, prays in the Spirit, and worships in Psalms, and hymns.
And everyone who thus hopes in him purifies himself as he is pure.
ALL our sins have been forgiven therefore, we live in enlight of being forgiven.