So True Devotional

God’s grace is an unending supply—there’s always more to follow! In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks John 1:16, reminding us that the blessings of God come like waves, replacing one another in a continuous flow. No matter where we are in our walk with Christ, we can trust that His grace is never exhausted. His forgiveness, love, and provision keep coming, sustaining us through every season.

Are you in need of more strength, wisdom, or peace? Take heart! God delights in giving immeasurably more than we can imagine (Eph. 3:20). His mercies are new every morning, and His favor never runs dry (Lam. 3:22–25). Tune in and be encouraged that with God, the best is always yet to come!

• Key Scripture: John 1:16
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Marriages often don’t collapse due to one catastrophic event, but rather from a slow erosion caused by little things left unchecked. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Song of Solomon 2:15, where Solomon warns about the “the little foxes that spoil the vine.” Just like tiny leaks can sink a mighty ship, small grievances—like lack of appreciation, poor communication, or unchecked resentments—can slowly corrode a marriage.

Healthy relationships require constant care. The devil is often in the details, and it’s the everyday exchanges that either strengthen or weaken our marriages. It’s time to catch and eliminate those “little foxes” before they do irreparable damage. Listen in for practical wisdom on guarding and nurturing your marriage with intentionality and love.

• Key Scripture: Song of Solomon 2:15
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In a world increasingly marked by evil, how should Christians respond? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Ephesians 5:15–21, where Paul calls believers to redeem the time by living righteously in a sinful age. Instead of retreating in fear or frustration, we are to actively push back against darkness with godly living.

Like the faithful Anglicans during Oliver Cromwell’s time, we are called to do the best things in the worst times. Our faithfulness, integrity, and witness must stand in sharp contrast to the corruption around us. Rather than hiding from the world, we must expose its darkness through holiness and courage. Listen in to be challenged and equipped to live with boldness and purpose—redeeming the time, because the days are evil.

• Key Scripture: Ephesians 5:15–21
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Have you ever wondered why some prayers seem to go unanswered? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores the reasons behind delayed or denied prayers. While God sometimes says “no” for our greater good, the Bible also reveals that unanswered prayer is often a result of our own actions—harbored sin, weak faith, selfish motives, unresolved conflicts, or a lack of compassion (James 4:1–3).

Instead of being discouraged, we must take an honest look at our hearts. Are we praying with the right motives? Are we walking in obedience? As we remove barriers to effective prayer, we can trust that God’s “no” is always a “yes” to something better. Learn how to realign your prayers with God’s will and experience the power of answered prayer.

• Key Scripture: James 4:1–3
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Even in the darkest of circumstances, nothing can separate us from the presence of God. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy reminds us that no matter what trials we face, God is near to the brokenhearted and never abandons His people. Psalm 34:18 declares that the Lord is close to those who are crushed in spirit, offering comfort, strength, and steadfast love.

From the suffering of Richard Wurmbrand in a communist prison to the faithfulness of biblical figures like Jacob, Joseph, and Paul, history testifies to God’s saving, sovereign, and strengthening presence. His presence is not just infinite—it is intimate. Like a shadow, He goes with us wherever we are, holding us securely in His grip. Rest in the truth that you are never alone.

• Key Scripture: Psalm 34:15–22
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Courage is not the absence of fear—it is the presence of the right fear. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy warns against the danger of cowardice, reminding us that fear of man leads to disobedience, while fear of God leads to faithfulness. Revelation 21:8 lists “the cowardly” among those who reject God, revealing that timidity in standing for truth is no small matter.

History and Scripture show that cowardice gives birth to compromise. Abraham lied, Aaron built an idol, and ten spies doubted God—all because of fear. But Joshua and Caleb stood firm, and Elijah confronted Ahab because they feared God more than man. As our world grows more hostile to Christian convictions, we must resolve to stand boldly for Christ. Let’s fear God, not man, and live with conviction and courage!

• Key Scripture: Revelation 21:8
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Life is constantly changing, full of uncertainty and unexpected turns. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy reminds us that in an ever-shifting world, we need fixed reference points to steady our faith and calm our fears. Like Abraham Lincoln looking beyond the falling stars to the unshaken constellations, we can anchor our souls to what never changes: —God, His Word, and His sovereign plan.

Malachi 3:6 declares that God does not change. His love remains steadfast, His promises endure, and His providence directs history. In a world of instability, we can trust the unchanging nature of God and find our bearings in His eternal truth. No matter what happens, we can rest assured—God is still on His throne, His Word stands, and His plan prevails.

• Key Scripture: Malachi 3:6
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How you start your day sets the tone for everything that follows. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy highlights the importance of beginning each morning with intentionality, drawing from Psalm 5:3. Just as a golfer’s first round can determine the outcome of a tournament, our mornings shape the course of our day.

A Christ-centered morning routine includes prayer, listening to God’s voice through Scripture, and rejoicing in His faithfulness. Each new day is filled with God’s mercy (Lam. 3:22–23), and we can live confidently knowing He has planned it all (Psalm 139:16). Don’t let worry about tomorrow steal today’s joy.— eEmbrace each morning as a fresh opportunity to trust, worship, and serve God.

• Key Scripture: Psalm 5:3
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Can you be in two places at the same time? According to the Aapostle Paul, every believer already is. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores the profound truth that Christians live both “in Christ” and “in Colosse.” While we have an earthly location, our ultimate identity and strength come from our spiritual position in Christ.

Drawing from Colossians 1:1–2, Pastor Philip reminds us that just as a passenger is secure inside an airplane while flying through turbulent skies, so the believer is secure in Christ amid life’s challenges. Whether you’re anxious, weak, or confused, your true source of peace and power is found in your union with Christ. Learn how to live from the inside out and let your spiritual position define your earthly perspective.

• Key Scripture: Colossians 1:1–2
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Have you ever considered that your “accidental” detours might be God’s divine appointments? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4:1–42), showing how God orchestrates circumstances to bring people to salvation. What seemed like a routine stop for water was, in reality, a life-changing moment that led to an entire village hearing the gospel.

Like Jesus at the well, we are often placed in the right place at the right time to share the hope of Christ. Nothing in God’s plan is left to chance—only providence. Learn how to recognize your own divine appointments and be ready to share the gospel wherever you go.

• Key Scripture: John 4:1–42
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