Trey Knowles - Truth & Knowledge

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 2 – "Substance Abuse" In this episode, Trey Knowles offers a deeper, spiritual perspective on substance abuse. He defines substance abuse not only as the misuse of drugs and alcohol, but as anything that "subs in" and replaces your natural, God-given self—affecting your mind, heart, spirit, soul, or body. Trey explains that true substance is anything natural, pure, and rooted in truth—ultimately pointing to Jesus as the ultimate substance. When you're not walking in this truth, you're living unnaturally, which he defines as being under substance abuse. He challenges listeners to examine themselves: Is your mind thinking clearly? Is your heart influencing your spirit in a healthy way? Is your soul—your will and belief—aligned with purity and faith? If not, you may be under the control of something else, which is the essence of substance abuse. The cure? Living in alignment with what is clean, pure, and true—walking in the substance of faith. Trey ties this message to Hebrews 11:1: “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” He concludes that Jesus is the true substance, and only through Him can we overcome the things that try to "sub us out" of our natural, spiritual identity.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 1:2 – "Happy Brain Chemicals" In this episode, Trey Knowles introduces the four key brain chemicals that help maintain a positive mood. He explains how these natural chemicals influence not only your body but also your spirit—emphasizing the connection between physical well-being and spiritual health.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 1 – "Change Your Attitude" In this episode, Trey Knowles explores the power of attitude. He teaches how to cultivate Attitude Focus by using self-control and proper thinking to foster the right mindset and behavior, empowering you to make positive changes in your life.

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 0 – "Renewing The Mind" In this episode, Trey Knowles delves into the importance of safeguarding the mind against distorted thinking and misconceptions. He emphasizes the value of confronting negative thoughts, steering clear of catastrophic thinking, and cultivating self-control as key strategies for mental renewal.