Truth & Knowledge: Episode 84 – “Remaining Faithful”
In this episode, Trey Knowles emphasizes that true faithfulness is rooted in love. To remain faithful in marriage, one must let go of their old way of life and commit fully to their spouse. Marriage vows are not meant to be broken—faithfulness requires that two become one, united in covenant. Regardless of circumstances, that covenant should remain unbroken. Just as God is the head, and man the head of his wife, love must be ordered rightly: love God above all, for nothing is more worthy than Him.

In Episode 83, of Truth & Knowledge: 'Loving God More", Trey Knowles unpacks what it really means to love God more. True love for God is shown in faithfulness—being willing to surrender our way of life for His. Trey reflects on Jesus' call to “lose our life to gain it,” denying the sinful way of living and choosing God's way instead. This episode challenges us to love God more than the world, to be willing to let go of anything that pulls us away from Him, and to trust that what we gain in Christ far outweighs what we leave behind. Listen in and be encouraged to walk in greater devotion, deeper surrender, and unwavering faithfulness to the One who gives true life.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 82 – “Love Is a Commandment” In this episode, Trey Knowles poses a thought-provoking question: Does love give us a reason to keep living in sin? He teaches that love is not optional but a commandment from God. If we do not love our brothers and sisters, how can we truly claim to love Him? The true evidence that God abides in us is shown through the way we love others.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 81 – "Is My Living in Vain"
In this episode, Trey Knowles reflects on the idea that no human can truly know their own path in life, since we didn't create ourselves. He argues that our existence points to a Creator—God—who designed us with a purpose. When we live in a way that goes against that purpose or disobey our Creator, our lives lose meaning and direction. Knowles challenges listeners to examine their lives, ask tough questions, and make necessary changes to live in alignment with the purpose they were created for.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 80 – "Increase" In this episode, Trey Knowles discusses the importance of seeking an increase in the things of God rather than worldly possessions. He emphasizes that earthly things are temporary and hold no lasting value, while spiritual growth and godliness have eternal significance. Trey challenges listeners to turn away from the foolishness of the world and instead labor for what is righteous. His message is clear: true increase comes from God, not from material gain. He encourages prayer and a deep desire for spiritual growth, expressing that he no longer wants what the world offers because it is not aligned with godliness.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 79 – "No Longer A Sinner"
In this episode, Trey Knowles explores the idea of uprooting sin from our lives and replanting ourselves in Christ. He emphasizes that through God's power, we are equipped to overcome both the world and sin. While all have sinned and fallen short, this is a past reality—we are no longer bound by it. Through Jesus Christ, the power to be free from sin is available to all who live in obedience to His Word.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 78 – "Cancel the Culture"
In this episode, Trey Knowles discusses the importance of rejecting the culture of the devil and choosing to live for God. He emphasizes that those who continue in sin do not belong to God, as God is righteous and calls His people to be holy. Trey encourages believers to turn away from worldly influences and live in alignment with God's will. The episode highlights how the world, the flesh, and the devil are often seen as the primary forces that oppose God and lead people away from a true relationship with Him.

Truth & Knowledge - Episode 77: "Stop Eating From the Belly of the Beast" In this episode of Truth & Knowledge, Trey Knowles explores the idea that our desires and the influences we allow into our hearts and minds must reflect the character and love of God. He explains that both God and the enemy offer us a "table"—a way of life, a set of values, and choices. The question is: which table are you choosing? If what you seek or accept does not align with God's truth and love, then you're feeding from the "belly of the beast"—a place of deception and destruction, not divine purpose.