Know The Truth Daily Broadcast

In times of crisis, the Psalms remind us to recall the goodness of the Lord. That’s a sure way to regain a perspective of faith and trust in God. And on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy leads us through Psalm 16 to show us that recalling God’s goodness is transformational.

In any situation, God calls us to choose faith over fear! And on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shows us how to make faith a daily discipline. After all, faith is the antidote to fear!

On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy is turning our attention away from our fears, and onto the goodness of God. When we go through storms, it’s easy to doubt our security in God. But in a message titled, "Safe and Sound," Philip reminds us that our hope and prosperity is found always, and only, in our Heavenly Father.

"When Life Falls Apart," what do you do? That’s the subject on this episode of Know The Truth. Pastor Philip invites us to be real about our fears—but he also reminds us to reach out to God for help! We’re learning from Psalm 46 that God is our refuge and strength.

We live in a broken world full of troubles and anxieties, all the way from global and national levels, down to the personal. Philip De Courcy takes us to Psalm 46 for some powerful encouragement with a message called "When Life Falls Apart," where we’re learning how to lean on God in the midst of troubles.

There are certain things that money just can’t buy. And that’s certainly true of contentment! Philip De Courcy looks at the many dangers of gambling, and how our pursuit of getting rich quick can leave us only wanting more.

When it comes to the percentage of Americans who participate in gambling every year, the statistics are overwhelming! But on this episode of Know The Truth, we’ll see how this practice can cause a great deal of harm—in ways we may never have considered. It’s a message in Proverbs called, "All Bets Are Off."

Most of the time it’s harmless when we use a phrase like, “wish me luck.” But Philip De Courcy reminds us that trusting in “luck” actually undermines our confidence in God. We’re looking at what the Bible has to say about gambling in a message titled, "All Bets are Off."

When it comes to placing bets, it’s tempting to think there’s little harm in it. But Philip De Courcy explains that gambling is not only unbiblical—it can have serious consequences!

Have you ever had a stirring spiritual experience only to discover that a few days later your enthusiasm had all leaked out? Philip De Courcy reminds us of our daily need to be filled with the Holy Spirit with a message about surrendering our lives to God.