Know The Truth Daily Broadcast

As followers of Christ, His name is attached to everything we do. And that’s why some sins are especially serious. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy delivers an unapologetic message about our identity with Christ and the peril of sexual immorality.

It’s true in agriculture and it’s true with sin. We reap what we sow. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy preaches a message out of Revelation 2, and cites an example of a church faced with the inevitable consequences of their sin.

Followers of Jesus encounter pressures, temptations, and trials from all sides. But according to Philip De Courcy, there’s no greater threat than corruption within our own ranks when sin grows inside the walls of the church. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reminds us, “The greatest threat to the church is the church.”

No church is perfect. But when it comes to turning a blind eye to blatant sin, Jesus has zero toleration. On this episode of Know The Truth, you’ll hear about the deception and disloyalty of one New Testament church, and the damage it caused.

Remember Jezebel, the wicked queen in the Old Testament? Well, she makes a cameo appearance in the book of Revelation, as well. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shows how the vices this woman represents can cause us to stray from our Lord.

When we place our trust in Jesus Christ, we’re freed from condemnation. But does this salvation mean we won’t be held accountable for our behavior? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy continues his study about the letters to the seven churches in Revelation and reminds us, “Judgment begins in the house of God."

It’s one thing to allow others to hold beliefs that are different than ours. But it’s another thing to condone behavior that God has clearly defined as sin. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches about a church in Revelation who made the mistake of tolerating the intolerable.

We live in a culture where it’s practically a crime to question another’s worldview. But have you ever stopped to consider the true definition of tolerance? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy takes a thought-provoking and biblical look at the tolerance trend.

Many people consider tolerance a virtue. Well, you might be surprised to discover that Jesus was intolerant! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy discusses the importance of standing up for truth instead of giving in to the world’s expectations.

Living as a follower of Jesus in a hostile world could ultimately lead to our persecution and even death. But there’s a worse possibility if you can imagine—and that’s becoming like the world ourselves! On this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll hear a timely message from Philip De Courcy about living in the lion’s den.

We all enjoy feeling safe and sound. But as believers living in a hostile world, a false sense of safety could be our greatest danger! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy urges us to pay attention to the pitfalls all around us.

There’s only one thing worse than being enemies with the world—and that’s being friends with the world! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy talks about the world’s hostility towards Christ, and how this impacts the church.

Most of us would rather avoid conversations about death. But the Bible never dodges the issue! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy discusses the realities of Heaven and Hell, and how they should motivate us in this life.

Gratefully, few of us have ever been required to suffer like the first-century martyrs of the faith. But just as the martyrs were faithful in death, so we need to be faithful in life. That’s the topic of a message we’ll hear on this episode of Know The Truth, when Philip De Courcy urges us to Stand Our Ground.

Does God allow Satan to bring trouble into our lives? That’s the question that plagued the first century church at Smyrna. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy describes their plight. You’ll learn why the faith that’s tested is the faith that can be trusted!

When we’re in the thick of trials and temptations, abstract notions about God aren’t very helpful. Thankfully, we have a personal Savior who can readily identify with every pain we feel. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explains how to trust Christ when the going gets tough.

Throughout history, countless Christians have suffered because of their faith. Their courageous examples inspire us to live with confidence. The persecuted believers teach us that live or die, followers of Jesus never lose! That’s the subject on this episode of Know the Truth as Philip De Courcy teaches from the book of Revelation.

Philip De Courcy says, “Suffering is the hallmark of true Christianity.” Sound intimidating? Well, it was certainly true of the first century church at Smyrna who courageously followed Jesus—even in the face of death. On this episode of Know The Truth, Pastor Philip continues an inspiring study on the seven churches in Revelation.

Prison. Beatings. Lions. Death. Sounds like the makings of a Hollywood action film, doesn’t it? But this movie-like material was also the reality of a first-century church. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares a lesson from Revelation on how the believers at Smyrna stood their ground in the face of persecution.

When we get pushback from friends and family about the Gospel, we might wonder what we’re doing wrong. But on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares that suffering might actually be a sign that we’re doing something right! That was the case for the first-century church at Smyrna, one of the seven churches in Revelation.

Admitting that we’re wrong doesn’t come naturally. But in a fallen world, we have to humble ourselves and admit our mistakes on a daily basis—even in the church! Philip De Courcy continues a series about the seven churches in Revelation, and what to do in your relationship with God when you’ve "Lost That Loving Feeling."

Some things in life are superfluous. Others, like loving Christ, are indispensable. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares a message in Revelation about a church that got a lot of things right—but they missed the one thing that was most important!

When it comes to what Jesus requires of His church, what’s missing from this list? Faithfulness, service, endurance, and—fill in the blank! While all of these are important, there’s one thing that matters more than anything. And that’s our subject on this episode of Know The Truth, when Pastor Philip De Courcy talks about the seven churches in Revelation.

Duty is a necessary discipline in life. But wouldn’t the world be a sad place if we did everything from a sense of obligation and nothing out of love? Well, Jesus thought so, too. And that’s our subject on this episode of Know The Truth, when Philip De Courcy brings another message from Revelation chapter 2.

Remember the passion you felt when you fell in love for the first time? Well, the church at Ephesus had grown cold. And on this episode of Know The Truth, we read Jesus’ warning to their congregation as Philip De Courcy continues a study in Revelation.