Claim OwnershipThe Verdict with Pastor John Munro Podcast
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What’s your verdict? Join Pastor John Munro for daily Bible study where he offers clear, insightful Bible teaching that will challenge you to come to your own verdict! And don’t miss Avizandum, his weekly podcast commenting on timely issues and topics. Learn more and find more resources at theverdict.org.
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For many people, death is more than just a simple fact of life. It’s the end--an inescapable curse, something to dread above all else, causing despair and defeat and fear. But it doesn’t have to be. Pastor John Munro helps us see why followers of Christ have hope even in death!
Most of us do more talking than listening! But in relationships, it's important than we listen with a desire to understand. Join John as he discusses how this same idea applies in our relationship with God--being still and listening to Him
Sheep may look cute from a distance, but when the Bible compares God’s people to a herd of sheep, it’s not a compliment! Pastor John Munro explores what this insightful analogy tells us about the nature of our relationship with Christ and how it should impact our daily life.
Jesus referred to Himself as the Good Shepherd. But let’s be honest, most of us aren’t too familiar with shepherds, and it’s easy to miss the incredible truth that our Lord is teaching. On this episode, Pastor John Munro takes a closer look at what it means for the Lord Jesus to be our Good Shepherd
When someone struggles with addiction, admitting there’s a problem is only the first step. They must also choose to seek help, and sometimes that isn’t easy. Pastor John Munro explains how there’s a similar lesson for us when it comes to our spiritual lives.
Most people would say it’s best to live in the light, to pursue a godly life, and make good choices. So why is it so hard to quit habits and lifestyles we know to be destructive and wrong? On this episode, Pastor John Munro discusses what it takes to reject the darkness and choose the light.
Followers of Christ are to repent of our sin. So how do we interact with those who are still searching and struggling with ongoing sin in their lives? On this episode, Pastor John Munro unpacks a fascinating encounter with Jesus and a woman who is struggling with sin.
During October, John struggled with severe nerve pain on the right side of his face. While he has had mild forms of this pain for many years, this recent episode was a powerful reminder of our need to depend totally on the Lord.
In today’s culture, speaking about sin is often more of a taboo than the sin itself. We’ve accepted the notion that a judgment of any kind is a transgression of its own. Pastor John Munro explores the example of Jesus to show us how He addressed sin in the lives of people He met.
We all love a happy ending. But sometimes, our lives look as though we’re heading for nothing but pain and despair. Where is God’s helping hand when life’s a mess? Pastor John Munro explains why we can always trust in God’s good plan as he concludes our study in the book of Ruth with a lesson about God’s Hidden Hand.
Have you ever heard the phrase, “play the hand you’re dealt’? That usually describes situations that don’t have a good start. But on this episode of THE VERDICT Pastor John Munro helps us see how God’s Hand is the only hand that truly matters, even when His purposes seem unclear.
When you hear that Jesus Christ died for your sins, so that you could be redeemed, do you understand what that means? Or are you a little hazy about what redemption is all about? Pastor John Munro continues a fascinating lesson on what it means to be Redeemed.
Life can get complicated. It can be painful, sad, and confusing. But there’s a simple and powerful truth that we find in the Gospel of Jesus Christ that can help us find peace and hope for all time. Pastor John Munro discusses what it really means to be Redeemed by God.
It can be easy to define ourselves based on our race or background. But the Gospel of Jesus Christ is offered to everyone. How can that be reflected in our worship and relationships? Join John as he reflects on the implications for worship and ministry.
Whether you’re single or married, God cares deeply about your relationships. Followers of Christ can’t settle for just going through the motions or following the culture. Our relationships must be built upon the truth and guidance of God’s Word. Pastor John Munro shares some invaluable principles from the book of Ruth that will help us all.
Marriage is one of the most important and life-changing decisions two people can make. And yet, so many people today are jumping into this holy commitment with nothing more than a feeling. Pastor John Munro continues our study in the book of Ruth with a pivotal lesson about the timeless, biblical principles for a godly marriage.
We all love a good love story, whether it’s a timeless novel like Pride and Prejudice, or a Disney classic like Beauty and the Beast. But as enchanting as these fictional tales may be, there’s one love story that’s as powerful as it is true—and that’s the tale of Ruth and Boaz! Pastor John Munro explores the beautiful lessons to be found in this biblical love story.
Too many marriages today end in the bitter and painful process of divorce. And so many new relationships are struggling to find hope and clarity on how to build a love that lasts. But out of all the books and studies available on this topic, Pastor John Munro points us to the profound truths already provided in the Word of God.
Have you noticed recently that kindness seems to be in short supply? Many of today’s political and social leaders have been sowing more hostility than generosity, and even the church can get caught up in all the tension. But on this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro encourages us to be givers of kindness by recognizing the grace we have received, from God.
It's fascinating how God selected the piece of real estate for Israel at the very center of the world. For centuries it has been at the heart of human history. So what does the Bible say about this elusive goal of "peace in the Middle East"?
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