On this episode of THE VERDICT with Pastor John Munro, we’re thinking of the two very different paths that people take as they pursue a relationship with God. Are you working for your salvation, and trusting in your good deeds and sincere intentions? Or are you trusting in Jesus Christ alone? The implications are eternal!
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.
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.
It’s one thing to tell someone that you care for them, but real love isn’t based on what we say. It’s shown by what we do. Pastor John Munro explores how the demonstration of authentic love is the basis for visible, practical Christianity.
Authentic love for one another is meant to be a defining characteristic of followers of Christ. But this love is more than just a sentimental feeling. Pastor John Munro explains that real love is love in action, and this demonstration of the love of God is essential to practical Christianity.
Each follower of Jesus Christ has been given a unique spiritual gift to use for the glory of God. Pastor John Munro takes a closer look at each of the gifts presented by the apostle Paul in Romans, and discusses how they fit together in the Body of Christ.
Scripture teaches that every follower of Jesus Christ has received a spiritual gift, and we’re to use those gifts for the glory of God. But on this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro continues in Romans and explains that our character and attitude are even more important than the particulars of our gifts.
Many people are preoccupied with what others think of them. But followers of Christ should be more concerned with what God thinks of us! Pastor John Munro discusses the nature of true humility and the importance of having an accurate view of ourselves within the body of Christ.