Truth & Knowledge: Episode 92 — Americans and Jews Are Alike In the final episode of 2025, Trey Knowles delivers a thought-provoking message: neither America nor the modern nation of Israel holds any inherent spiritual superiority. What truly matters is whether these nations—and the people within them—do the will of our Father in heaven. Trey emphasizes that the Kingdom of Heaven is established through righteousness, not through national identity or earthly titles. He calls for the faithfulness of Abraham to be reflected in both America and Israel, urging a return to genuine obedience, humility, and spiritual integrity.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 91 - Love God More Than The World” In Episode 91, Trey Knowles boldly declares a foundational truth: “I love God more than the world, and the devil has no hold on me.” This episode confronts the spiritual battle between genuine devotion and worldly deception. Trey exposes how the religious false-prophet beast lures people with the world's rewards, encouraging believers to follow culture rather than Christ. He emphasizes God's continual warning: Do not love the world, for anyone whose heart belongs to the world does not have the Father's presence in them. Trey reminds listeners that many claim to know Jesus, but anyone who refuses to follow His teachings is living a lie. This episode challenges believers to examine their allegiance, reject counterfeit faith, and return to a love that is fully surrendered to God alone.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 90 — “Religious Beasts” In this episode, Trey Knowles exposes the nature of what he calls Religious Beasts. He explains that Scripture teaches we have only one Father in Heaven and only one true Teacher—Yeshua, Jesus Himself. Trey emphasizes that sin carries consequences, and that the only form of religion God accepts, according to James 1:27, is to remain pure and free from corruption. He challenges religious groups whose actions contradict the character of God, questioning how such systems could originate from Him. Throughout the episode, Trey Knowles confronts and examines these Religious Beasts that operate in opposition to God's ways.

In this episode, Trey Knowles exposes those who profess Christ with their lips, yet their spirit and character reveal something entirely different.
Jesus came to give us life—but the enemy comes only to steal, kill, and destroy. As the Lord Himself said, “You will know them by their fruits.”

Many claim to represent Christianity—institutions such as the Vatican and the Holy Roman and German Empires among them—yet the Scriptures warn, “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly are ravenous wolves.”
Anyone truly born of God does not continue in sin. Those who are of God do not act like Cain, nor do they oppress, colonize, or commit evil against others—for such deeds are not of God's Spirit or His character.

Ask yourself this: Does the word holy—as defined by Roman and German kingdoms—truly match God's definition of holiness? Why is there such a difference?

Jesus commanded, “Call no man on earth father.”
So why does the Vatican call men on earth “Father,” openly disobeying Christ's teaching? Did the disciples of Jesus ever do such things? The Western world claims to follow Christ, yet its actions often reveal the opposite. They honor Him with their mouths, but their works deny Him.

Christ did not come to enslave humanity under the burdens of debt, hierarchy, and worldly systems. The Bible tells us not to worry about what we will eat or wear, for our Heavenly Father provides all we need.
And yet—from the very mouths of those who claim to represent Christianity—we hear promises of the world: wealth, power, and possessions. These are the things that bind the soul, not free it.

Jesus warned clearly: “Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in them.”
Still, those who have colonized and exploited humanity while claiming Christ's name are the same ones offering God's people the world.

Trey Knowles calls on you to reflect deeply on this truth:
Those who claim to follow Christ—examine their history, their actions, and their spirit. Do they truly reflect the character of Jesus? Do not be surprised by what you see, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light.

Therefore, take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness—but instead, expose them.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 88 “The Power of Jesus' Love” In this episode, Trey Knowles shares how the transforming power of Jesus' love gives him true life and purpose. He explains that Scripture teaches the destructive reality of sin—its ultimate consequence being spiritual death—and how Jesus' love rescues us from that fate. Through Christ, the old sinful nature is washed away, and a new life is born. Trey emphasizes that genuine rebirth in Christ brings real change. A person who is truly born of God does not continue living in sinful habits or patterns. If someone claims to follow Christ yet persists in sin without repentance, they are denying the very power that Jesus offers. The love and grace of Jesus are not only for forgiveness, but also for transformation—leading us away from sin and into obedience, righteousness, and daily surrender. By losing our old life of sin, we gain new life in Christ. Trey testifies that the power of Jesus cleanses him, renews him, and frees him from the works and weight of sin, allowing him to live in the fullness of God's grace, love, and truth.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 87 – “The Root of Evil” In this episode, Trey Knowles explores the true root of evil: the desire for things that stand in opposition to God. He explains how what we choose to dwell on or entertain in our minds can disrupt our peace, distort our perception, and lead us into confusion. When our lives are not built on the right foundation, unhealthy desires can grow like wild weeds. Trey highlights that what a person glorifies has the power to either shape them or break them. When desires take control, a person may fall into sin, willing to do anything to fulfill their wants. At this point, the root of evil becomes indifferent to who is harmed, as long as those desires are satisfied. In this episode, Trey Knowles calls attention to those who feel trapped by their own destructive desires. His message encourages the return of self-awareness, discipline, and spiritual self-control—reminding listeners that freedom begins when we confront the root, not just the surface.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 86 – “Building a Life” In this episode, Trey Knowles emphasizes that all his achievements and possessions mean nothing without Christ. He explains that a truly meaningful life must be built upon a foundation centered in Jesus Christ. Trey acknowledges his need for a Savior and finds refuge in Christ alone. The episode focuses on the idea that building a good and purposeful life is only possible through living in obedience to God and putting the teachings of Jesus into practice. By following Christ, we overcome the world and experience the life He came to give us.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 85 – “Manifestation of Believing”
In this episode, Trey Knowles explores the question: How can someone truly believe if they do not respond? He explains that the manifestation of believing is shown through response. Faith comes by hearing the message, and genuine believing is revealed through obedience and faithfulness. When a person walks in faithfulness, it produces the evidence of love, which in turn brings forth the true manifestation of belief. Those who respond to the Lord are recognized as the children of God.