Know The Truth Daily Broadcast

Christmas is often associated with the color red, as Santa Clause, candy canes, and ribbons fill the atmosphere. But on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares a powerful message proclaiming that Christmas is red because it points to the Cross! Pull up a chair, grab a cup of cocoa, and tune into this special Christmas message.

With Christmas only days away, it’s time to remind ourselves why Jesus came and what it is He was born to accomplish for us. Philip De Courcy outlines what the grace of God offers us today through the gift of His Son years ago. It’s a truth worth celebrating 2,000 years later, and beyond!

Before “Tidings of comfort and joy” was a popular Christmas carol, it was the joyful greeting of a messenger angel comforting a dark world with news of the Savior’s arrival. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares a message that will renew our wonder and appreciation for the one called the Prince of Peace.

The most repeated phrase in the Bible is, “Fear not,” “Don’t be afraid,” and “Have No Fear.” It’s a much-needed reminder in a fear-filled world! Philip De Courcy brings us to the book of Luke to remind us through the Christmas story how Christ the Savior came to free us from fear, forever.

When you look at the world around us, it doesn’t take long to find something frightful. In fact, fearful news will find you! Philip De Courcy is pausing his regular series on bold living to reflect on the Savior’s arrival to Earth, and why God with us means "Have No Fear."

Skeptics think of the Gospel as a story that’s been passed down and changed like a game of telephone. And while Christians believe the Bible’s the inerrant Word of God, it’s our job to guard it from being diluted! Philip De Courcy outlines the duty of godly leaders to protect God’s Word.

Proverbs 29:18 says, Where there is no vision, the people perish! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy highlights the importance of godly leadership and what we can do to develop it in our churches and in our communities.

Jesus commanded us to go and make disciples of all nations. But what exactly is discipleship and what does this look like for us today? Philip De Courcy gives a timely and insightful message about "Leadership Development" and the church.

The world is ashamed, and even repelled by the things of God. But when it comes to their sin, they’re loud and completely shameless! Philip De Courcy shows us how we as Christians in a non-Christian world can live boldly, courageously and "Without Apology."

It’s no secret the world is hostile towards the Gospel and the things of God. So as God’s children, how do we stand tall and confident in the face of such hostility? Philip De Courcy brings us to the book of 2nd Timothy to teach us how to live "Without Apology."

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches us how to "Keep the Faith" when circumstances try to shake our courage and confidence in God. It’s a lesson on suffering and how we can glorify God with our pain.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy brings us to 2nd Timothy to teach us how to defeat the spirit of timidity, and walk in the spirit of God.

Jesus said if we’re ashamed of Him and His words, He will be ashamed of us at His coming! Philip De Courcy teaches how we can—in this hostile day and age—step out of timidity and into boldness.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches us about the impact relationships have on our lives, our characters, and our futures.

What does it take for a child to become a bold and confident man of God? Well, like the old adage says, it takes a village! Philip De Courcy brings us to the book of 2nd Timothy, where we’re learning what goes into "The Making of a Man."

As the old African proverb says, “If you want to go fast, go alone. But if you want to go far, go together.” On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy continues his study in the book of 2nd Timothy to teach us the importance of community and relationships.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches the importance of relationships in God’s Kingdom. We’re learning the importance of receiving mentorship in our own lives and giving it to those around us.

When becoming a doctor, it takes an intensive training and apprenticeship to gain confidence to do the job. And on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shows us that being a bold and confident minister of God’s Word also requires training from those more mature in the faith.

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches us about mentorship through the relationship between Paul the Apostle and his protégé, Timothy.

Covetousness is wanting what someone has, and envy is the bitter result of not getting it. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches us how to guard our hearts from this empty, life-consuming sin, and set our hearts on the eternal.

Everyone wants to have peace and satisfaction. So why is it we often find that we’re dissatisfied, envious, and wanting more than we need? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy lays out the biblical battleplan against envy!

Covetousness often creeps subtly into our lives and robs us of all joy. Its promises are empty and leave us feeling empty! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shows us that while covetousness only takes, Jesus came to give!

Not many people willfully choose to be dissatisfied and envious of others. It’s embarrassing to admit and even worse to experience, yet often we find ourselves battling these negative emotions. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy exposes how covetousness so subtly creeps into our lives and what we can do to get it out.

Covetousness is a tormenting sin that delivers an endless cycle of sorrow. Yet our culture disguises it as ambition, self-love, treating yourself, or living your best life. But on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reveals the rotten fruits of this all-consuming sin and points us to the only One who can satisfy the cravings of our souls.

The Bible tells us to desire good and holy things. But when a good desire becomes covetousness, the end results change from blessed to stressed, and produce a cycle of misery. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy exposes covetousness and its self-inflicting wounds.