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Our culture is increasingly hostile towards the Gospel. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro shares what our response should...
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It seems that followers of Jesus Christ are on a collision course with our culture. Today on The Verdict, Pastor John Munro explains why we...
How do you react to people you meet? The Bible says that Jesus had compassion for the crowds. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John...
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ON-AIR: Eternal Security: Finding Certainty in a Chaotic World
Be encouraged as John discusses why followers of Jesus Christ can be assured of their salvation and better understand the implications of salvation by grace.
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Trusting God in Tough Times
Be encouraged in difficult times with real answers to real questions, such as “Why does trusting God really matter?”, “How can I overcome my fears and anxieties?” or “How do I deal with grief?”
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Life in the Kingdom
Learn from the teaching of Jesus what it means to be an authentic follower of Jesus, and how it will transform your daily life.
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Avizandum Podcast
Gossip and Lying
Lies and gossip cause a lot of trouble in relationships, in business, in families, and even in the church. In particular, social media makes it easy to spread rumor and innuendo, but followers of Christ are to be people of truth.
Once Saved, Forever Saved
As a pastor, John has received many questions, but the most frequent one deals with eternal security. Is it possible to be truly saved and then lose that salvation? Or another variation is: once saved, since I am free of the Law, do I have the freedom to live as I like?
Dispensationalism
“Dispensationalism” has recently been in the news. It’s a theological term describing an approach to Scripture looking at the categories of history in God’s revelation, such as before and after the Mosaic Law and the end times. What should we make of topics like this?