Social justice and labor laws may be hot topics in today’s generation, but these ethical concerns are nothing new! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reveals the selfish attitudes and economic injustices that were oppressing the first-century church—issues that still echo today.

We’re all familiar with the luxuries that wealth can bring. But have you ever considered the dangers that come, as well—like pride, false security, and spiritual complacency? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy talks about the hidden pitfalls of prosperity.

You’ve heard the old saying, “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.“ Well, on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy cautions us about placing too much confidence in our plans and reminds us of God’s ultimate authority over our lives.

You can plan every detail… cover every base… and still, life can take a turn you never saw coming. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shares a powerful and encouraging reminder from the book of James: Man Proposes But God Disposes.

Most of us know how to start a fight—but resolving one? That takes a whole different skill set. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy uncovers the root causes of conflict and offers biblical wisdom for finding peace.

Most of us generally try to avoid conflict. But when you combine different people of different backgrounds, disagreements are bound to arise! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy looks at ways to develop peace in our relationships.

Wounds, jabs, digs, and fights—it all sounds like something out of a boxing ring. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy shows what happens when that same combative spirit finds its way into our relationships—and even into the church.

Few things disrupt our day like a conflict with someone we love. But when tension lingers, it could point to a much deeper issue. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy takes us into the book of James to address division within the church—and how we can pursue unity.