Have you ever considered that where your mind goes, your life follows? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Colossians 3:1–4, reminding us that the Christian’s true home is above. Drawing from a powerful story about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Pastor Philip illustrates how elevated thinking can reshape our daily discipleship. When we fix our minds on Christ’s authority and His coming return, it fuels our hope, restores perspective in trials, and reenergizes our service to the Lord.

Discover how a heavenly mindset helps us navigate earthly challenges, motivating us to live with purpose and passion. Tune in now and learn how aiming at heaven can bring clarity, strength, and renewed joy to your life today.

• Key Scripture: Colossians 3:1–4
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Words matter more than we realize. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Proverbs 13:3, reminding us that guarding our speech is not just a sign of wisdom—it’s essential for godly living. Whether it’s an innocent misstatement or a careless comment, our words carry weight and lasting impact.

Through Scripture and practical wisdom, Pastor Philip encourages us to speak less and think more, to align our speech with God’s Word, to pray as we speak, and to remember that every word will echo into eternity. With the power to bless or to harm, our tongues must be stewarded with care. Learn how to find the right words to say—words that reflect a life shaped by grace and guided by truth.

• Key Scripture: Proverbs 13:3
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In a world full of doubt and discouragement, how do we speak about the work of God? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy reminds us through Nehemiah 4:10–14 that our words should reflect unwavering faith in God’s power and promises. As opposition to rebuilding Jerusalem grew, some said, “We can’t.,” Oothers said, “You won’t.”—b But Nehemiah boldly declared, “God will.”

Drawing inspiration from faithful leaders like Andrew Bonar and Robert Murray M’cCheyne, Pastor Philip encourages us to talk up God’s work with confidence and anticipation. When we view our ministry and daily efforts through the lens of God’s sovereignty, we speak not from fear but from faith. Tune in and be reminded that the way we speak reveals what we believe—and we can never hope for too much when God is in it!

• Key Scripture: Nehemiah 4:10–14
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Ever feel overlooked or insignificant? In this episode of So TrueTruth Matters, Pastor Philip De Courcy highlights Isaiah 40:25–26, revealing a God who never loses interest in individuals. While Senator Charles Sumner once declared he had “lost all interest in individuals,” Scripture shows us a heavenly Father who names every star—billions upon billions—and upholds each one by His power. If He knows each star by name, how much more does He care for us?

Discover how God’s greatness and personal care intersect: He sees our troubles, knows our weaknesses, and meets our deepest needs. Through Jesus, the oOne born beneath a star, God says, “I see you, I know you, and I love you.” Tune in to find encouragement that no concern is too small for our infinitely caring God.

• Key Scripture: Isaiah 40:25–26
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What does spiritual growth really look like? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy reminds us that transformation into Christlikeness often happens not through dramatic moments, but through consistent, faithful living. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 3:18, we learn that sanctification is a gradual process—moving from one degree of glory to another as we yield daily to the Spirit’s work in our lives.

Just like how wiping coffee stains from tray tables transformed SAS Airlines, it’s the small, everyday moments of obedience—speaking kindly, choosing integrity, humbling ourselves—that build a life of godliness. Don’t underestimate the power of “small -change” grace. Over time, God uses those faithful choices to bring about lasting transformation.

• Key Scripture: 2 Corinthians 3:18
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Life’s hardships can feel overwhelming, but in this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy reminds us that our struggles are only temporary compared to the eternal glory we’ll experience with Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:3–9 and insights from C. H. Spurgeon, Pastor Philip highlights the biblical truth that our present sorrows are “for one night” in light of an endless morning with the Lord. Just as a traveler endures a bad hotel stay knowing they’ll leave at sunrise, believers can endure trials by keeping eternity in view.

Discover how this perspective changes everything—encouraging us to remain hopeful even when life is dark or painful. Tune in and learn why, no matter what trials we face today, we can say, “Oh, never mind.: wWe are off in the morning!” no matter what trials we face today.

• Key Scripture: 1 Peter 1:3–9
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Are you staring at an obstacle that seems too big to overcome? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Joshua 3:11–17, where the Israelites stood before a flooded Jordan River with no way across—until they took a bold step of faith. The moment their feet touched the water, God miraculously parted the river, proving that He moves mightily when we trust Him enough to move first.

Pastor Philip also shares his personal story of leaving Northern Ireland for The Master’s Seminary, a journey that began with faith and ended with God’s unmistakable provision. Whether you’re facing a career shift, a challenging relationship, or a daunting dream, discover how stepping into the “swelling tide” can reveal a God-sized solution on the other side.

• Key Scripture: Joshua 3:11–17
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Life is full of choices—some simple, others life-altering. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy draws from Psalm 48:14 to remind us that while life’s decisions can feel overwhelming, the believer is never left to navigate alone. God is not just our Savior—He is our guide, both now and forever.

Through the wisdom of Scripture, prayer, godly counsel, and Spirit-led reasoning, we can discern God’s will even when the path isn’t clear. Pastor Philip offers practical and biblical insights to help you make wise, God-honoring decisions in a world full of options. Whether you’'re standing at a fork in the road or simply seeking direction for your day, this episode encourages you to lean on the One who leads without error.

• Key Scripture: Psalm 48:14
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Do you live as though this world is all there is, or do you embrace your heavenly citizenship right now? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Philippians 3:20–21, reminding us that while our feet are firmly planted on earth, our hearts should be set on heaven. Drawing from the parable of the rich fool and the last words of Henry David Thoreau, Pastor Philip contrasts a “one world at a time” mindset with a Christ-centered view that shapes how we act, serve, and worship in the here and now.

Discover why being “out of this world” doesn’t mean becoming impractical or distant—it means letting your future with Christ guide your present. Tune in and learn how to live with a heavenly perspective that transforms every aspect of your life today.

• Key Scripture: Philippians 3:20–21
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Does God need to be persuaded to care about our needs? Not at all. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explains that persistent prayer isn’t about changing God—it’s about changing us. Drawing from Luke 11:9–10, we’re reminded that God is generous and willing, but He often uses delay to develop our faith, purify our desires, and deepen our gratitude.

Persistence in prayer strengthens our spiritual muscles, reveals the sincerity of our requests, and heightens our thankfulness when answers come. Just as good parents don’t grant every request immediately, our heavenly Father lovingly teaches us to wait—and to trust. If your prayers seem unanswered, don’t quit. God is listening, and He’s working in ways you may not yet see.

• Key Scripture: Luke 11:9–10
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