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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How should Christians think about the future? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy explores James 4:13–17 and the biblical wisdom behind making plans that are humbly submitted to the will of God. While planning for the future is wise, Scripture warns against the arrogance of assuming we control tomorrow. Our lives are brief, and every plan must ultimately rest in the sovereign purposes of God.

Pastor Philip reminds us that faithful Christian living means acknowledging God in every decision, holding our plans loosely, and living fully for Him today. When we recognize that success, opportunity, and life itself come from the Lord, our plans become acts of faith rather than expressions of pride. True wisdom is not abandoning planning but learning to say with humility, “If the Lord wills.”

Key Scripture: James 4:13–17

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What is the greatest comfort a believer can know? In this episode of So True, Pastor Philip De Courcy reflects on the powerful truth found in Matthew 1:23—Immanuel, meaning “God with us.” Drawing from the life and final words of evangelist John Wesley, we are reminded that the greatest blessing in the Christian life is not success, achievement, or circumstance but the abiding presence of God through Jesus Christ.

Through the incarnation, the invisible God became visible in Christ, bringing God and humanity together. Jesus is the God-man who reconciles sinners to God through His atoning work on the cross. Because of Christ, believers can live and die without fear, knowing that nothing can separate us from the love of God. No matter the situation, the greatest truth remains: best of all, God is with us.

Key Scripture: Matthew 1:23

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