The Book of Genesis accurately describes Satan as the most crafty and cunning creature among us. Satan and his horde are truly master deceivers, determined to deceive God’s people—even from their own pulpit. Today, Philip De Courcy exposes the motives, the marks, and the misery of false teachers.

The Bible warned us of wolves in sheep’s clothing—but if wolves can look like sheep, then how can false teachers be distinguished from the true? Well on this episode of Know The Truth, we’re digging into 2 Peter to learn who these enemies are and how to guard against their traps.

It’s true—God has given us the victory, and we have no need to fear the enemy and his servants. But it’s also true that God does not want us to be ignorant concerning the enemy’s devices. Today, Philip stresses the importance of utilizing the knowledge God has given us regarding our spiritual foes.

False teachers are dangerous, crafty, and growing in number—but they can’t be detected through natural eyes. That’s why we must know them by their fruits! Learn how to discern and guard against these spiritual foes as Philip De Courcy points out the fruits and traits of false teachers.

God has given us everything we need to successfully run the Christian race and triumphantly enter into Heaven. This includes the victory over deception! Philip De Courcy shares more about the things you need to know when it comes to detecting and evading the enemy’s poisonous lies.

The Bible says that Satan comes to steal, kill, and destroy—and one of the main ways he does so is through lies and false teachers. On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy teaches us how to recognize these wolves in sheep’s clothing who leave God’s people scattered, ravaged, and devoured.

The Bible warns us to be aware of wolves in sheep’s clothing. They can look, sound, and even act like sheep! But they are truly there to devour God’s flock with false teaching. On this episode of Know The Truth, Pastor Philip teaches us how to recognize and guard against these dangerous spiritual foes.