
Jesus Christ is making all things new (Revelation 21:5), and his people participate in that renewal as they bring the gospel to bear on their lives, their labors, and their relationships.
In this weekly podcast from Coram Deo Church, we discuss theology, culture, and the human soul, with the goal of helping Christians live as agents of renewal in God's good world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 297 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Bob Thune is joined by Hunter Beaumont and Kevin Cawley for a wide-ranging “Soul Brothers” conversation about some of the biggest shifts happening in the church and culture. They discuss the changing landscape of seminary education, including the dec... more
Dusty White rejoins Bob Thune to discuss Dusty’s recent sabbatical and the value of intentional rest and renewal in ministry. They explore the rhythms of rest, recalibration, and reentry, reflecting on what Dusty learned about prayer, dependence on G... more
In this Faith + Work episode of All Things New, Bob Thune and Bethany Gilbert sit down with designer and entrepreneur Ben Lueders, founder of Fruitful Design. Ben shares his vocational journey, from discovering graphic design to starting out in the f... more
Bob Thune is joined by Will Walker for another "Bob Reads Books" conversation, this time discussing Everything Is Never Enough: Ecclesiastes' Surprising Path to Resilient Happiness by Bobby Jamieson. Together they explore the wisdom of Ecclesiastes, ... more
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I’m not a “believer” but this show helps me understand the Christian take on issues of the day. I don’t feel preached to, but hear discussion among pastors (and other professional churchers) who have to wrestle with serving their flocks while staying true to the principles of Jesus.
I’ve enjoyed the show for years and only once in a rare while do I think they’re all whack. :)
There is so much Biblical wisdom weaved into each episode! I am so thankful for this ministry. Share it with your friends!!!
Balanced, informed, conservative.
This podcast has been such an amazing blessing to me over the years. There is so much evidence of charity and humility over a such a wide range of topics. I was initially not looking forward to the Systematic Theology of Herman Bavinck but it has really been a blessing over the last year and a half or so. Such rich and deep theology and robust conversations are truly encouraging to hear and I am so thankful to the whole team that makes these conversations happen.
Honestly love this podcast so much and the way it has been not only challenging, but forming my thoughts / views / beliefs / etc. It’s a refreshing listen that transports me out of the slew of the world and back to the true gospel and what it looks like for us and means for us today. I also love that their humor and humanity is kept in the episodes, really comforting and encouraging oddly enough. Appreciate the time and investment to help train up many!!
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Content centers on applying a gospel framework to culture, work, technology, and daily life, with frequent emphasis on wisdom, virtue, and public faith. Episodes explore how faith informs work (education, urban planning, university housing), technology (AI, internet ecosystems), and culture (neo-Calvinist thought, modern selfhood), often pairing practical case studies with theological reflection. Noteworthy is a consistent use of lay- and leadership-focused guests, a practical pastoral voice, and a clear aim to equip listeners to live out renewal in their communities. The show tends to favor thoughtful, gospel-centered discourse over partisan rhetoric, and it often ties discussions to concrete everyday contexts like schools, cities, and chu... more
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