Know The Truth Daily Broadcast

Have you ever averted a car accident simply by making a quick check of your blind spot? This concept can be applied to our relationships as well. Doing a quick check of our own lives helps us to avoid disaster. Pastor Philip shares a message about exposing our blind spots and mending our relationships.

We can put up a good front‚ but sometimes we find ourselves harboring deep resentment towards others. Our anger and hurt can make us indignant. In times like these, we need to remember how much we've been forgiven. Philip De Courcy talks about the power of forgiveness as modeled in the life of Joseph.

Salt is as important today as in times past. In ancient Rome, salt was actually paid as salary for a soldier's labor. That's where we get the expression, "worth your salt." And it's from that context that God calls us to be the salt of the earth. Learn how to live this out in a lesson from the life of Joseph.

The Bible instructs us to "be in the world but not of it." Well, in today's climate, is that really possible? On this episode of Know The Truth, Pastor Philip De Courcy points to great leaders like William Wilberforce and Joseph as shining examples.

We've heard it said, "If you're a jack-of-all-trades, you're a master of none." Well, the best leaders are those who focus on their strengths‚ and don't get distracted by their limitations. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy points to Joseph as a model of confident leadership.

Cowboy philosopher Will Rogers said, "It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation, but you can lose it in a minute!" Sadly, leaders with tarnished reputations and questionable integrity are all too common. On this episode, Pastor Philip De Courcy talks about developing the virtue of integrity.

We’ve come to expect that politicians, celebrities—and sometimes even Christians—are just not who they appear to be on the Senate floor, the silver screen, or in church! But God calls us to be consistent in our public and private lives. Philip De Courcy brings life-lessons from the story of Joseph.

Perhaps you’re making plans to land a job at an ideal company, or you’re searching for your dream home in the perfect town, or maybe you have your sights on an idyllic vacation destination. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy encourages you to consider what matters to God.

How do we prepare for the inevitable famines in life? Maybe you feel like you’re trying to survive an emotional drought! God has revealed how we can save up during times of surplus to provide for those painful times of deficit. Find out how on this episode of Know The Truth.

For many people, life has delivered disappointing news. The loss of a job, a home, or even family and friends. These crises seem unredeemable‚ unless we can look behind the curtain with eyes of faith. On this episode of Know The Truth, we're learning to trust in the providence of God.