We live in a society of unrestrained sexuality. And some might think that followers of Jesus are too strict, too negative, or even bigoted and prejudiced. On this episode Pastor John Munro challenges us to look closely at the Seventh Commandment to understand this beautiful gift of God in the way that God intended, without distortion.
In each program, listeners are challenged to turn to the Bible and render a “verdict” as they consider their personal response to the truth of God’s Word. Pastor John Munro presents a clear, no-nonsense examination of Scripture, offering insight and application for all backgrounds, from those unfamiliar with the Gospel to mature believers following Christ.
Do you believe that God has plans and purpose for your life? Do you believe that His ways are better than your own? In this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro continues in Jeremiah 29, discussing what we can learn about God’s purposes and plans for His people.
On this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro continues a study in the book of Jeremiah, by exploring Jeremiah 29—one of the most famous and inspiring passages in all of Scripture. Go deeper into the context and gain a better understanding of these beloved verses and promises of God.
We often hear that the power to change ourselves, our communities, and even our world can be found in you and me. But this is not what is taught in Holy Scripture. On this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro discusses just how dependent we are on the grace and the power of Almighty God.
When it comes to making decisions or solving problems, do you trust God, or do you try to handle things all on your own? In this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro continues in Jeremiah and takes us to the potter’s house as we learn from this wonderful imagery of the potter and the clay.
In the tough times of life, where do you turn? Some people find security in their investments or focus on physical fitness, while others escape into entertainment and media. But today on The Verdict, Pastor John Munro encourages us to look past these empty idols, these scarecrows, and keep our focus where it belongs—on Christ.