Know The Truth Daily Broadcast

We expect a healthy dose of enthusiasm and intensity from our favorite sports teams. Apathy on the field yields pitiful results! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reminds us that God expects just as much passion from His children—especially in the church—with a compelling lesson on fighting complacency.

The book of Revelation is mostly about future events, right? Well—on this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll see that it’s actually a book focusing on a person. Philip De Courcy describes the unique ways Revelation develops our understanding and increases our passion for Jesus Christ.

Whether it’s sports, movies, cooking, or pets, it’s fun to get excited about our favorite hobbies. Well, on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explains that, while it’s okay to pursue our interests, our greatest enthusiasm should be reserved for one important thing.

What are the telltale signs of a healthy church? You’ve probably heard a range of opinions on this matter, but what does the Bible say? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy describes seven essential characteristics that Jesus advocates in His letters to the churches in Revelation.

When it comes to a relationship with Jesus, we can either be for Him—or against Him. But in-between isn’t an option! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy brings us to Revelation 3 and teaches about the dangers of passive faith.

It’s not easy being a follower of Christ in a hostile world. But the benefits far outweigh the trials! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy continues a lesson in Revelation 3 and explains how the church will escape God’s judgment on Earth.

Sometimes God calls us to a task that is far beyond our power to complete it, no matter how hard we try. Ever been there? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explains that God will make up for whatever we lack as we learn to trust in Him.

It’s important to be faithful to the Gospel. But when we uphold the Gospel, we’re not supposed to keep it to ourselves but give it away to others! That’s the challenge we’ll hear on this episode of Know The Truth, when Philip De Courcy continues a message all about what it means to be “on the offensive” when it comes to the Gospel.

When we follow Jesus, salvation is only the beginning! Philip De Courcy says, “We go in the door of salvation and we go out the door of service.” On this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll talk about practical ways to serve others for the sake of the Gospel.

The book of Revelation is a source for all kinds of speculation about future events. But sometimes we get so caught up in the details, we forget about the main character! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy focuses on the centrality of Jesus Christ as he teaches on Revelation chapter 3.

In sports, movies, and fairy tales, we all love to see the little guy win, don’t we? On this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll learn that sometimes even God favors the underdog in a lesson from Revelation all about the small but powerful church in Philadelphia.

You know that sense of pride we feel when our name is read aloud for a public honor or graduation? Well, the Bible says our name will be spoken in Heaven if we confess Jesus here on Earth. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches about this and other rewards for the faithful with a study in Revelation 3.

Remember the story of the tortoise and the hare? While off to a great start, the rabbit made the fatal mistake of stopping to revel in his initial speed, instead of focusing on the finish line. In this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy warns that this same attitude can destroy our spiritual lives.

Sometimes we can become lazy and lethargic in our spiritual life. And we could use a little boost to get back on track. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy encourages us to return to the Gospel to reinvigorate our faith.

When it comes to our spiritual lives, Philip De Courcy says, “We often remember what we ought to forget and forget what we ought to remember.” On this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll hear about a group of believers who’d forgotten their passion for Jesus.

“One of the great dangers of the Christian life is sheer neglect.” And that’s our subject on this episode of Know The Truth, when Philip De Courcy teaches a message from Revelation 3 about a church that had fallen asleep to their own peril. Hear a challenge to wake up and remain strong.

Have you ever been caught sleeping when you should’ve been awake? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy warns us about a church that had grown lethargic—even to the point of spiritual death!

It’s tempting to present ourselves as more accomplished or more spiritually mature than we really are. But according to Philip De Courcy, reputation is what people think you are, and character is what God knows you to be. And the two may be completely different!

When we think of ourselves more highly than we should, we’re only setting ourselves up for failure. On this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll learn about a group of believers who were far too impressed with their own abilities, as Philip De Courcy presents a study on humility from the book of Revelation.

Some people think temptation comes from valuing pleasure more than obedience. But according to Philip De Courcy, we’re led astray when we don’t value pleasure highly enough! On this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll discover there’s no greater pleasure than what God alone can give.

Pride comes before a fall. And any time we think we’re beyond the lure of temptation—that’s when we’re most susceptible to it. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches about a church in Revelation who got tangled up in this sin.

When you were getting dressed this morning, you probably didn’t pause to reflect on the biblical significance of what you were doing. For most of us, it’s just another daily routine. But on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy tells us that our clothing is a daily reminder of sin.

Are you biblically balanced? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy discusses how to guard against temptation on the one hand—while enjoying God-given pleasures on the other.

It’s tempting to think sin is a private issue. But when it comes to sexual transgression, it not only infects our bodies, minds, and souls but can have a detrimental impact on others as well. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explains why God takes sexual immorality so seriously.

Did you know your body is a temple for the Holy Spirit? And that’s just one reason it’s critical to guard against sexual immorality. On this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll hear from Philip De Courcy about the dangers of “desecrating what’s holy and set apart for the Lord’s use.”