Know The Truth Daily Broadcast

Most of us generally try to avoid conflict. But when you combine different people of different backgrounds, disagreements are bound to arise! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy looks at ways to develop peace in our relationships.

Wounds, jabs, digs, and fights—it all sounds like something out of a boxing ring. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shows what happens when that same combative spirit finds its way into our relationships—and even into the church.

Few things disrupt our day like a conflict with someone we love. But when tension lingers, it could point to a much deeper issue. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy takes us into the book of James to address division within the church—and how we can pursue unity.

Too many people trade peace and purpose for confusion and regret—often without even realizing it. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy challenges us to examine the choices we make and the wisdom we follow.

Faced with a choice, we can follow worldly wisdom or God’s wisdom. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explores James, revealing how these paths lead to peace, purpose, and blessing—OR confusion, pride, and regret.

We’ve all said things we wish we could take back. But when it comes to a healthy spiritual life, our words matter more than we think. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy emphasizes the importance of taming "Our Most Unruly Member”—the tongue.

Maybe you’ve followed Jesus for years—even attended church faithfully—yet still wrestle with doubts about your faith. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares how to recognize a crucial mark of authentic faith.

The Bible says, “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.” So, how about you? Has your life been transformed from the inside out? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy continues his study in the book of James with a powerful look at what it truly means to be made new in Christ.

Ever judged a book by its cover—only to realize you were wrong? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy challenges us to look beyond appearances and embrace a biblical perspective on accepting others.

Favoritism may be common in the world—but it doesn’t belong in the church. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reminds us that in God’s family, everyone has a place and everyone is welcome.

As Christians, we’re not called to blend in with the world. We’re called to stand out. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy unpacks the biblical call to live set apart, with a practical message about what it means to walk by faith in today’s world.

Today, many view religion as rigid, ritualistic, or even irrelevant. But what does the Bible say about religion? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reveals the marks of authentic faith—faith that transforms both our hearts and our actions.

Few pieces of mail capture our attention like a love letter. It’s personal, heartfelt—and far more welcome than a utility bill! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reminds us that the Bible is God’s love letter to His people.

Looking our best for church is often a priority, but the Bible points to a preparation far more important than what we wear. On this episode of Know the Truth, Philip De Courcy offers practical and biblical insight on how to come to church spiritually prepared.

As followers of Christ, we rejoice in our new life—made possible through the power of God’s Word. But how can we know if we're truly being transformed? Philip De Courcy answers that question on this episode of Know The Truth.

Ever had a conversation with someone where it seemed as if everything you said went in one ear and out the other? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explains the importance of being quick to hear.

In a world of shifting values and broken promises, it’s easy to develop a cynical attitude toward life. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reveals the one thing we can always count on.

We all can testify to the fact that life is full of disappointments. As followers of Jesus, we can be confident that our future is looking up. On this episode of Know The Truth, Pastor Philip De Courcy shares powerful Scriptural promises to anchor your hope.

Though temptation can feel like an overwhelming force, God doesn’t leave us defenseless—He equips us with truth and strength through His Word. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy gleans wisdom from James for fighting against temptation.

A good fisherman knows exactly what kind of bait to use—and when it comes to temptation, the enemy is just as strategic. On this episode of Know The Truth, Pastor Philip De Courcy shares how we can recognize the danger and resist.

Join us for a special conversation with Pastor Philip De Courcy as we look ahead to an exciting summer. On this episode of Know The Truth, Pastor Philip De Courcy will also give an exclusive preview of his brand-new book.

The enemy is always looking for chances to trip us up. But if we're honest, our struggles with temptation also come from the desires in our own hearts. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy unpacks the problem of temptation and shares biblical strategies for winning the battle.

Remember the irresistible smell of warm cookies as a kid? Temptation may look different now, but the struggle is still real. On this episode of Know The Truth, Pastor Philip De Courcy delivers a powerful message on standing firm against sin.

With today’s uncertain economy, money frequently fills our thoughts—budgets, bills, and the constant pressure to provide can easily take over daily life. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy provides a biblical perspective on wealth in a compelling study from the book of James.

Most of us dream about having more money—but could wealth be a spiritual liability? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explores what the Bible says about money, status, and eternal values.