How do you decide what to believe? Do you rely on your feelings and opinions and your perspective – or are you committed to the truth of Scripture? On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro presents this essential challenge as he continues...
No matter how good you try to be, or how many church services you attend… the only way any of us can truly please God is through authentic faith. So, what separates true faith from empty religious activity? That’s what Pastor John Munro discusses...
Unfortunately, many people today are simply going through the motions in their spiritual life. They may go to church or make a point to follow certain traditions, but there is no reality in their faith. On this episode of The Verdict Pastor John...
Success in our culture is defined by money, power and prestige. But the teaching of Jesus reminds us that the Kingdom of God operates very differently. On this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro teaches an important counter-cultural lesson...
Pride is often called the universal sin because we all want to put ourselves first. Even the disciples of Jesus argue about who will be the greatest in the Kingdom of heaven. On this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro discusses the response of...
Does it seem fair that someone may follow Christ their whole life – while another lives for themselves and comes to Christ on their deathbed? Do they both deserve Heaven? On this edition of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro approaches this question...
You’ve probably heard the biblical saying that the last will be first, and the first last. But what do you make of it? What did Jesus mean by saying the first shall be last? In this episode of The Verdict , Pastor John Munro addresses an unusual...
For those who desire a relationship with God through Jesus Christ, we must understand that this relationship is not one of compromise – it’s one of trust and surrender. On this episode of The Verdict , Pastor John Munro challenges us to reconsider...
On this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro returns to the book of Matthew to observe one of the greatest personal dramas in the Gospels. A young man brings a sincere question to Jesus, and Jesus issues a challenge that remains relevant today...