Know The Truth Daily Broadcast

Since the fall of Lucifer and since the Garden of Eden, pride has been the culprit behind every sin. Philip De Courcy discusses the evil of pride, the effects of pride, and the eradication of pride in the conclusion of a message called "The Way Up is Down."

Jesus said the first shall be last, last shall be first, and that the greatest in His Kingdom are those who are the greatest servants. Philip De Courcy brings us to Proverbs to remind us of the dangers of pride. We’re learning exactly what pride is, what its pitfalls look like, and how to avoid it.

How do you measure the goodness of a friend? Is it based on time, compatibility, or shared interests? Philip De Courcy shares the answer in a message titled, "That’s What Friends Are For." We’re learning all about what true friendship looks like, and why we need it in our lives.

Proverbs 17:17 says a friend loves at all times. But this doesn’t mean you’ll always agree or get your way. So, what does it mean? Philip De Courcy brings us to the book of Proverbs to unpack the answer with a message titled, "That’s What Friends Are For."

Whether you’re an extrovert or introvert, male or female, young or old—healthy friendships are essential to a happy life. Philip De Courcy dives further into his study of Proverbs to share some wisdom on what godly friendships look like, and how we can cultivate them in our own lives.

The book of Proverbs tells us that there are only two paths set before us in life: the path to wisdom and the path to foolishness. Philip De Courcy teaches that making wise decisions requires holiness and consecration.

Many people believe they have no control over their destiny. But who we are and where we end up is the result of our life decisions! Philip De Courcy brings us to Proverbs for a timely message on living life wisely. We’re learning what we must do in order to take "A Step in the Right Direction."

Life is full of twists, turns and surprises. And with every change we encounter, one thing remains clear: we need wisdom to navigate our lives. Philip De Courcy shares what it looks like to trust in the Lord with all our heart and lean into His wisdom instead of our own.

Many times in life, we can get so distracted or preoccupied with something that we ignore our own health, our own peace, and even our own soul. Philip De Courcy shares how we can preserve our futures by guarding our hearts.

Many people dream about retiring from their job, winning the lottery, or getting paid for a job that doesn’t require work. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy brings us to the book of Proverbs for a message that will change the way we view our employment.

The general attitude toward work is that it’s a bad thing—that it’s burdensome, hard, and even a form of punishment. But Philip De Courcy reminds us that even before sin entered the perfect world, God created and called us to work!

The world portrays wisdom as something that’s found through intense studying, through practicing solitude, or through simply growing older. But in this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches that wisdom is a learned skill.

We live in a world that’s in desperate need of wisdom. The world’s full of knowledge, but doesn’t know how to apply it! As a result, people don’t know how to handle life. Philip De Courcy dives into Proverbs, the Bible’s book of wisdom, to teach us some time-tested truths on how to live successfully.

Ambitious people strive for money, fortune, and fame. But the Bible says that few virtues will advance your cause any more than wisdom. Philip De Courcy continues a practical series in Proverbs and offers helpful tips for healthy and peaceful living.

You can do without many things. But if we want a happy life, the Bible tells us there’s one thing we can’t live without: wisdom. Philip De Courcy explains why biblical wisdom is of utmost value.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Pastor Philip De Courcy sits down for a heart-to-heart chat about some relevant topics. Philip shares some personal updates, recaps his study on Second Timothy, and introduces a timely new series on the book of Proverbs.

Philip De Courcy closes out his study on Second Timothy with a look at "What Matters Most." Philip’s been sharing that this New Testament letter could also be called, the Apostle Paul’s deathbed statement. Paul penned these words while in prison, awaiting his execution, and it’s a closing message that offers sobering truth and rousing encouragement.

Every born-again believer desires to stay faithful to God, endure to the end, and to hear Him say, “Well done”. But the world is full of distractions and there’s an enemy that sets traps! So Philip De Courcy offers a foolproof gameplan on how believers can live life confidently by focusing on "What Matters Most."

When we look back on our lives, what will really matter? Where we lived? What kind of car we drove? What kind of job we had? Not so much. Philip De Courcy discusses the Apostle Paul’s deathbed reflections, giving a list of the five things that matter the most in life.

When the Apostle Paul wrote his last letter to Timothy, he described himself as running across the finish line of life. He knew he’d die soon, and he intended to finish well! Philip De Courcy shares how we too can live our lives well, with no holding back and no regret.

When running a race, it’s not about how you start, it’s about how you finish! Philip De Courcy reminds us that life is the same way—your finish matters more than your start!

Many people have regrets on their deathbed, but the Apostle Paul had none! He had fully finished the race God set before him. Philip De Courcy gives us biblical insight on how we too can live a faithful life of service to God unto the very end.

As children and servants of God, one of our most importance tasks is handling God’s Word with great care. Philip De Courcy concludes the last part of a lesson titled, "Stay on Message." It’s a lesson from the "Without Apology" series, where we’re learning how to live out our faith with courage.

The best way to preserve the truth of God’s Word is to promote the truth of God’s Word. But it must be preached accurately with clarity and conviction. And on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy does just that with a lesson titled, "Stay on Message." We’re learning that the best antidote to error, is a true knowledge of Scripture!

The best runners train in season and off-season, keeping their eyes on the prize. Philip De Courcy reminds us that as runners in God’s race, we need to be trained up in God’s Word, in order to stay the course and finish the race.