Topic: Gospel
In 1876, after a conversation on a train with the noted infidel Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll, General Lewis “Lew” Wallace realized that he had a pretty threadbare understanding of his own faith….
John Wesley was a tireless servant of God and a man who had little use for leisure time. Across his lifetime, this eighteenth-century English evangelist planted churches, established orphanages, opposed slavery, wrote books, and trained and ordained preachers….
Special sermons marked by biblical, expository teaching that carefully explains and applies God’s Word as proclaimed from the pulpit of Kindred Church.
Special sermons marked by biblical, expository teaching that carefully explains and applies God’s Word as proclaimed from the pulpit of Kindred Church.
The secular world looks at biblical knowledge as intellectual suicide. But the Bible explains that the things of God are foolishness to the natural man because they lack the Spirit of God needed to discern them! Pastor Philip teaches about the complete inerrancy and sufficiency of God’s Word.
Remembering what God has done for us in the past is powerful. It can trigger the greatest spiritual revivals and prevent the worst tragedies! On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reminds us of the need to take a spiritual trip down memory lane.
When we want to remember the things that are most important to us, we set our alarm clocks, mark our calendars, take photos, and more! But when it comes to our faith and spiritual walk, is our effort of remembrance just as diligent? Pastor Philip shares the incredible importance and power of remembering.
When it comes to our spiritual walk and faith, there’s nothing new under the sun. Sometimes we just need to remember what God has already said and done! Philip De Courcy shares how remembering God’s Word is vital if we are to walk in the victory that’s available to us through Jesus Christ.
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