Envy has a way of stealing joy, damaging relationships, and turning another person’s blessing into our burden. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores Proverbs 14:30 and the destructive nature of covetousness. Scripture warns that “envy is rottenness to the bones,” revealing how deeply discontentment can affect the heart and Christian living.

The answer is not simply wanting less but rather wanting God more. As believers learn to find their sufficiency in Him and trust what He provides, contentment replaces comparison. Discover how biblical truth, faith, and confidence in God’s goodness can free your heart from envy and help you rejoice in what God has chosen for your life.

Key Scripture: Proverbs 14:30

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How should Christians live when the world seems increasingly hostile, broken, and uncertain? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores Revelation 11:15 and the central message of Revelation: in the end, Jesus wins. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture tells one unified story of God’s ultimate victory over sin, Satan, death, and every consequence of the fall.

For believers, that biblical truth provides enduring hope. Though we may face suffering, opposition, and loss in this life, Christ will have the final word. Discover how faith in God’s sovereign plan can strengthen your Christian living, steady your heart, and remind you that the best is still to come.

Key Scripture: Revelation 11:15

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Are you asking God boldly, or are you settling for less because you rarely ask at all? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores James 4:2 and the simple but searching truth that “you do not have because you do not ask.” God is generous, wise, and able to give far beyond what we can imagine, and believers are invited to come to Him confidently in prayer.

Biblical prayer is not careless or self-centered. It is marked by faith, right motives, confession, righteous living, and earnest dependence on God. Discover how biblical truth can strengthen your prayer life, deepen your faith, and encourage you to ask God for what aligns with His will.

Key Scripture: James 4:2

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How can believers find contentment when life is painful, confusing, or unfair? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores Lamentations 3:22–23 and the sustaining mercy of God. Even in suffering, Christians can remember that because of Christ, we have not received what our sins deserve. Instead of wrath, we have mercy. Instead of hopelessness, we have the promise of eternal life.

Biblical truth helps us view present trials through the lens of the gospel. Our hardships are temporary, but God’s faithfulness is everlasting. Discover how faith, gratitude, and the hope of heaven can produce genuine contentment and peace, even when circumstances are difficult.

Key Scripture: Lamentations 3:22–23

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Not every offense deserves a confrontation. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores Colossians 3:12–14 and the biblical wisdom of knowing when to practice forbearance and when forgiveness is truly required. Some relational tensions come from personality differences, irritating habits, or immature mistakes and are better overlooked than escalated.

Christian living requires discernment, patience, and grace. Rather than majoring on the minors, believers are called to bear with one another, forgive genuine wrongs, and reflect the character of Christ in their relationships. Discover how biblical truth can help you choose your battles wisely, preserve unity, and respond to conflict with greater wisdom and love.

Key Scripture: Colossians 3:12–14

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How seriously do you take temptation? In this episode of So True Devotional, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores Matthew 4:5–7 and the danger of testing God while knowingly placing ourselves in the path of sin. Jesus’ response to Satan reminds us that trusting God does not mean acting foolishly and expecting Him to rescue us from deliberate disobedience.

Christian living requires more than asking God for deliverance—we must also pursue His way of escape. Biblical truth calls believers to flee temptation, obey God’s Word, and refuse to linger near spiritual danger. Discover how faith, wisdom, and dependence on Christ help us resist sin rather than presume upon God’s protection.

Key Scripture: Matthew 4:5–7

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Are you giving God your best or simply what is left over?

In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores 1 Thessalonians 4:1–2 and Paul’s call for believers to “abound more and more” in their walk with Christ. The Christian life is not meant for spiritual complacency but for continual growth in our knowledge of God, prayer, service, obedience, and desire for Him.

Because Christ has given us heaven’s best through His grace, power, and sacrifice on the cross, He deserves our wholehearted devotion. Discover how abiding in Christ enables us to pursue excellence in Christian living, grow in biblical faith, and give God our best in everything we do.

Key Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:1–2

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Is the resurrection of Jesus Christ a matter of faith alone, or is it supported by evidence? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores Acts 1:3 and the many convincing proofs of Christ’s resurrection. Through the story of General Lew Wallace—who set out to investigate Christianity and ultimately became convinced of its truth—this devotion reminds us that the gospel rests on historical reality, not wishful thinking.

Pastor Philip walks through the powerful evidence surrounding the resurrection: the empty tomb, fulfilled prophecy, eyewitness testimony, the transformation of the disciples, and the enduring impact of the church. The risen Christ provides believers with a firm foundation for faith, hope in suffering, and confidence in eternal life. The resurrection is not a myth but the defining event of history—evidence that demands a response from every heart.

Key Scripture: Acts 1:3

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