The Coram Deo

"Coram deo" is a Latin phrase that means "before God" or "in the presence of God". It signifies living one's life with the conscious awareness of God's presence and authority, embracing every moment as holy act performed before God's watchful eye. This vision emphasizes the idea that all aspects of life, whether work, worship, or daily routines, should be done with a sense of being in God's presence and for His glory.
In essence, Coram Deo encourages believers to live every moment of their lives with God as the central focus, recognizing that everything they do is done "in the presence of God". This can include everything from daily tasks to formal acts of worship, reminding individuals to always be mindful of their relationship with God.

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