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It’s hard to imagine we could have much in common with a church that existed 2,000 years ago. But rooted in a society of cultural development, commercial growth, and religious pluralism, the church at Ephesus may not be so different after all! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy cautions today’s church with a divine warning from Revelation chapter 2.

Churches come in all shapes and sizes. Even in our own hometowns, we see a wide variety of worship styles, music, and traditions. But no matter how different we seem, we all serve one Lord! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares a message on Jesus’ address to the churches in Revelation.

According to Revelation, it’s critically important that we get our house in order! Jesus said, “Judgment begins in the house of God!” And it’s that chilling warning that draws our attention on this episode of Know The Truth, when Philip De Courcy teaches on the seven letters to the seven churches.

As a follower of Jesus, have you ever felt like you’re fighting a losing battle? Sometimes it appears the church is losing ground to the world. But gratefully, we have the inside scoop on how things turn out in the end. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches from the book of Revelation.

It seems everyone has an opinion on how to upgrade the church. Fortunately, we don’t have to venture too far to find the only opinion that really matters. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy considers what Jesus said about the seven churches in the book of Revelation.

When you think of the name “Jesus” what words come to mind? Loving, comforting, merciful? Those are all true. But the apostle John had a face-to-face encounter with Jesus in the book of Revelation that could only be described in one way—Holy Terror! And that’s the subject on this episode of Know The Truth.

When Jesus came to Earth two thousand years ago, He arrived in humility. We sometimes forget that He’s coming again, and it’ll be an entirely different story. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy describes this event as "Holy Terror," in a message from the book of Revelation.

In Sunday school, you may have sung about “Jesus, meek and mild.” But that’s only one side of our Lord’s character. The Bible says when Jesus returns to this earth, He’ll be anything but meek and mild! Philip De Courcy teaches about Christ’s power and glory from the book of Revelation.

There’s a casual approach to God that reflects a lack of reverence for His holiness. But in the book of the Revelation, we’re exposed to a worship experience fitting for a King. That’s our subject on this episode of Know The Truth, when Philip De Courcy continues his study of this last book in the Bible.

When you pick up the newspaper, surf the Internet, or watch the evening news, it may appear as if our world is spinning out of control. But according to Scripture, it’s all going according to plan. Philip De Courcy reminds us that God has not abandoned our world, as he continues his series in Revelation.

Most of us would admit that we rarely think about the end times, when Jesus will return in glory to this earth. And yet, nothing will impact our daily lives more than a proper perspective on this coming day! Philip De Courcy continues his series in Revelation on Jesus’ urgent message to the Church.

When describing the last book in the Bible, Philip De Courcy said, “The purpose of Revelation is to help us see Jesus like we’ve never seen Him before—not as the lowly carpenter but as the lofty and fearsome King!” On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip continues an exciting message in the book of Revelation titled, "Back to the Future."

A day is coming when Jesus will return to this earth, to both judge and reward its inhabitants. That’s our subject on this episode of Know The Truth, as Philip De Courcy begins a fascinating new series on the seven letters to the seven churches of Revelation.

On this episode of Know The Truth, we’re in the studio with Pastor Philip De Courcy for a special summer kickoff! Philip will share some exciting ministry news, recap his recent study on the Psalms of Trust, and introduce a timely and sobering series on the seven churches in the book of Revelation.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy closes out the Psalms of Trust series with a wake-up call. He challenges us to develop an undivided and unrelenting trust in God—and that requires that we repent of those false things that we have clung to in the past.

When life’s circumstances knock you down, where do you turn? In this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy encourages us to take shelter in God alone with a message titled, "Our Only Hope." It’s a lesson that challenges us to develop a robust and unrelenting trust in God—so we will not be shaken!

During a crisis or a very difficult situation, Christians are called to be witnesses to God’s sufficiency and power. Philip De Courcy examines the bold and fearless statements found in Psalm 91. We’re learning to put our own stake in the ground and stand on the unchanging character of God.

Some of us may scratch our heads in confusion when the verses of Psalm 91 don’t exactly play out like we hope. So, what is God promising in these powerful verses? Philip shares the answer in this episode of Know The Truth.

In recent years, we’ve seen fear spread around the world. But God calls Christians to “Fear not!” Philip De Courcy shows us how to live a fearless life—even when the most unexpected troubles cross our path. We can’t always avoid danger, but we can put ourselves under the canopy of God’s protection!

These verses are familiar to many of us: "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." But do we really stand on these truths in our daily life? Philip De Courcy is deepening our understanding of the Good Shepherd’s care and protection for those who follow Him.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy continues unpacking the promises pictured in Psalm 23. Written by King David and inspired by the Holy Spirit, this psalm reveals that our Good Shepherd leads us, guides us, and will never forsake us—even as we walk through the darkest valleys.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares the dependable care of God and the faithfulness of His provision through Psalm 23. Philip is encouraging us with God’s goodness and mercy.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy encourages us to proclaim, “The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.” This might seem challenging as the nightly news reports economic gloom and doom, rumors of wars, and other daily tragedies. But Philip reminds us that God enters into our troubles with us.

Recently, our world has been rocked to the core. Pandemics, wars, natural disasters—and some of us are still waiting for things to return to “normal.” It’s the perfect time for a study of the Psalms of Trust. Philip De Courcy looks at how King David reacted to fear in Psalm 11.

You’ve probably heard of the psychological response, Fight or Flight. And that’s the title of this message from Philip De Courcy on Know The Truth. The text is Psalm 11, where we read that God stands with us in our times of trouble! We’re learning from King David not to react in fear, but to trust in God’s protection.