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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Do you ever feel worn down by constant illness or discouraging medical news? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy draws from John 11:3 and the story of Lazarus to remind us that despite the reality of sickness in a fallen world, we can experience God’s deep love right in the middle of our pain. Drawing on insights from C. H. Spurgeon’s own struggles with severe illness, Pastor Philip highlights how our suffering can strengthen our faith, foster empathy for others, and showcase the surpassing beauty of Christ—who alone is our eternal hope.

Even when we’re sick of being sick, God can use our physical weaknesses to nurture our spiritual health. Listen now to discover how adversity can become a platform for God’s glory and a means of spiritual growth.

Key Scripture: John 11:3

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How often do we pause to truly thank the Lord? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Psalm 92:1, reminding us that gratitude is not just a virtue—it’s an act of worship. A world overflowing with God’s goodness should never be empty of His praise.

Pastor Philip walks us through key areas of thanksgiving:

- Things – Appreciating God’s material blessings (1 Timothy 6:17).

- Health – Cherishing the ability to move, think, and live (Psalm 103:3–4).

- Adversity – Trusting God’s refining process in trials (Romans 5:3–4).

- Now – Learning to embrace the gift of today (Psalm 118:24).

- Kindness – Recognizing the blessings of relationships (Philippians 4:10–16).

- Salvation – Rejoicing in the greatest gift—eternal life (Colossians 1:12–13).

Are you cultivating a heart of gratitude? Listen now and be reminded that it is a good thing to give thanks to the Lord!

Key Scripture: Psalm 92:1

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Are you feeling like God is running late? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Ecclesiastes 3:11, reminding us that while we may be in a hurry, God never is—yet He is always right on time. His plans unfold with perfect precision, even when we struggle to understand the delays.

Through biblical examples—Abraham’s servant finding Rebekah, the Shunammite woman’s divine appointment, and Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem—Pastor Philip illustrates how what looks like coincidence is actually providence. God’s clock is never off, and our times are in His sovereign hands.

Are you willing to trust God’s perfect timing? Listen now and learn to set your watch to heaven’s time.

Key Scripture: Ecclesiastes 3:11

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Do you struggle to believe that God can do the impossible? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Ephesians 3:20–21, reminding us that God’s power far exceeds our imagination. Whether it’s a broken marriage, a wandering prodigal, or a dream that seems too big, we serve a God who can do exceedingly abundantly beyond all we ask or think.

Drawing from the humor of Charles Spurgeon, the faith of Abraham, and the boldness of Nehemiah, Pastor Philip challenges us to think bigger, live bolder, and believe broader. God’s power knows no limits, and prayer is the key that moves His mighty hand.

Are your prayers too small? Listen now and be encouraged to trust in the God who does the unimaginable!

Key Scripture: Ephesians 3:20–21

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Are you always looking for the next big change, thinking it will bring you closer to God’s will? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks 1 Corinthians 7:17–24 to remind us that God often calls us to faithfulness right where we are. While following Christ transforms our hearts, it doesn’t necessarily mean changing our circumstances.

Drawing from the wisdom of the apostle Paul, desert monk Abba Anthony, and missionary martyr Jim Elliot, Pastor Philip challenges us to resist the temptation of unnecessary change. Instead, we are called to bloom where we are planted, finding contentment and purpose in our current season—unless God clearly leads us elsewhere.

Are you fully present where God has placed you? Listen now and discover how to live out your faith without always looking for an escape.

Key Scripture: 1 Corinthians 7:17–24

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How do we make wise decisions when the Bible doesn’t give a clear command? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy draws from 1 Corinthians 10:31 and the wisdom of the apostle Paul to lay out a framework of five biblical principles that help us exercise good judgment in life’s choices:

- Expedience – Is this spiritually beneficial?

- Edification – Will this build up my faith?

- Example – How does this affect others?

- Enslavement – Will this control me?

- Exaltation – Does this glorify God?

While God is sovereign over all things, we are still responsible for making decisions that honor Him.

Are you making decisions that honor Christ? Listen now and learn how to navigate life’s crossroads with biblical wisdom.

Key Scripture: 1 Corinthians 10:31

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Are you seeking a joy that lasts, even when life falls apart? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks 2 Corinthians 6:10 to reveal the difference between fleeting happiness and deep, unshakable Christian joy. The apostle Paul endured suffering, hardship, and persecution—yet he remained joyful because his confidence was in Christ, not his circumstances.

Pastor Philip challenges us to move beyond temporary happiness—which depends on what happens to us—and embrace a settled joy that flows from who lives in us. Drawing from Scripture and the example of Jonathan Edwards, he reminds us that true joy is found in God’s boundless grace, unfailing love, and constant presence.

Are you experiencing the deep-down joy that nothing can steal? Listen now and learn how to rejoice in the Lord—always.

Key Scripture: 2 Corinthians 6:10

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The Christian life is not meant to be lived in reverse. In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy unpacks Philippians 3:12–16, where the apostle Paul urges believers to forget what lies behind and press forward toward Christ. Like an Olympic runner straining toward the finish line, we are called to a relentless pursuit—leaving behind past sins, sorrows, and even successes to reach for what God has ahead.

Drawing from history, Scripture, and the inspiring words of missionary David Livingstone—“I am prepared to go anywhere, provided it be forward”—Pastor Philip challenges us to resist the temptation to dwell in the past. Whether it’s regret, pain, or even past victories, nothing should hold us back from pursuing Christ with fresh zeal.

Are you pressing forward in faith, or are you looking over your shoulder? Listen now and be encouraged to run toward God’s glorious future for you.

Key Scripture: Philippians 3:12–16

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