It’s easy to become so familiar with God’s grace that we stop being amazed by it. Pastor Philip De Courcy reminds us that grace is not an entitlement—it’s God’s unmerited favor, His riches at Christ’s expense. From salvation to daily strength, we live under the constant shower of His abundant grace.

In this episode of So True, you’ll be challenged to never take God’s grace for granted but to marvel afresh at His saving, sustaining, and surprising goodness. Truly, we receive “grace upon grace” through Christ.

Key Scripture: John 1:16

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When life gets overwhelming, running away can feel like the only solution. King David knew that temptation—he longed for the wings of a dove to fly away from betrayal and pain (Psalm 55:6–8). But instead of running from his problems, David ran to God, finding sustaining grace in His presence (Psalm 55:22).In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy shows us that God doesn’t always remove life’s burdens—but He promises to sustain us in them. Like an eagle soaring above the storm, God’s grace lifts us beyond fear and gives us strength to stand firm. Life is won not won by escape, but by endurance in the Lord.

Key Scripture: Psalm 55:1–23

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Do you ever find yourself worrying about tomorrow, wondering if you’ll have the strength to face what’s ahead? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy draws from Hebrews 4:16 to remind us that God’s grace is always perfectly timed. Just like Corrie ten Boom discovered in the darkest days of World War II, the Lord provides His strength and mercy exactly when we need it—not before, not after, but right on time.

Grace cannot be stored up for the future.; i It is God’s daily provision, sufficient for today’s trials. Learn how to stop running ahead in fear and instead rest in the promise of His “well-timed help.” Be encouraged that whatever tomorrow holds, God’s grace will meet you there.

Key Scripture: Hebrews 4:16

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