Know The Truth Daily Broadcast

What is the Bible? Where did it come from? Who wrote it, and how can we be sure it’s God’s Word? Philip De Courcy answers these questions and more with a lesson all about the Bible called, "The Good Book."

Some people study the Bible to gain wisdom, some study it to be well rounded in the subject of religion, and some study the Bible to gain morality. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explains the real reason the Bible exists—so that we can know and follow Jesus Christ!

Humans were created to be in relationship with each other, in holiness and community. But since Earth is fallen, society is nothing more than evil company with an evil influence and the peer pressure to follow along. Philip De Courcy highlights the influence of righteous company and its "Dare to Be Different."

Many of us had a hero growing up. Whether it was Dad, Mom, a teacher or coach—they helped us learn and grow. Philip De Courcy examines Paul’s second letter to Timothy to illustrate that having a hero in the faith is vital to growing in our faith.

First Corinthians 15:33 tells us, “Do not be deceived: Evil company corrupts good habits.” Philip De Courcy brings us to 2nd Timothy to show us how we can avoid deception by avoiding evil company. We’re learning what evil company looks like and how to be safeguarded from its deception.

The New Testament fervently warns us of deception in the last days, and the book of 2nd Timothy is no exception! Philip De Courcy continues our study of 2nd Timothy by giving us a vivid illustration of an evil end-days society—and what we can do to stand against its deceptions.

The first warning Jesus gave His followers in Matthew 24 was, “Take heed that no one deceives you.” Philip De Courcy brings us to 2nd Timothy to help build up our armor against the greatest threat of deception: false religious teachers. We’re learning how to resist those who resist the truth.

Jesus said whoever sins is a servant or a slave to sin. But because Jesus bought us with His blood and freed us from sin, we are now servants or slaves to God—willfully and joyfully so! Philip De Courcy gives a clear, biblical outline on what it means to be a servant of God.

As Christians, most of us have heard that we’ve been “redeemed”. But do we understand what that really means for us? Philip De Courcy explains that as creatures redeemed or purchased through the blood of Christ, we no longer own ourselves—we’re owned by God! Learn what this means for our lives.

What does it mean to live a life worthy of God’s use? You may be surprised to learn that your talent, intelligence and resources have nothing to do with it! Philip De Courcy reveals what the Bible says about what it takes to be "Fit For Use" in God’s Kingdom.