The Verdict with Pastor John Munro Podcast

What is God really like? For an accurate view, we need to take a closer look at what He has revealed in His Word. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro approaches the end of our study on What Would You Ask God, as we attempt to understand the heart of God and the magnificence of His grace.

Do you really believe God can do anything? Followers of Jesus Christ worship the one true Almighty God, and yet many seem to struggle to fully trust in His power. On this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro discusses the very personal implications of worshiping an all-powerful God.

Is God truly all-powerful? Is there anything He can’t do? Pastor John Munro addresses the subject of God’s power on this episode of The Verdict and what this means for our lives and our faith.

Is God Everywhere? Pastor John Munro explores this question on this episode of The Verdict as he helps us consider the profound and practical implications of God’s omnipresence. Listen and be challenged as to your perception of God!

Followers of Christ believe in the truth of God's Word, but how do we stand for truth without being harsh and judgmental? How do we connect and communicate with those who disagree with our beliefs?

No matter where we are or where we go, God is always there. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro shares a lesson about the omnipresence of God: the immense yet intimate presence of our Heavenly Father.

The world is full of unsolved mysteries, impossible situations, and difficult questions that only the Creator of the universe understands. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro identifies some of the life-changing implications of putting our trust in the hands of this all-knowing God.

Where do you turn when you need guidance or when you’re struggling to find an answer? Perhaps a mentor, a parent, or a wise friend? On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro reminds us that we have access to the One who knows everything as we explore the omniscience of God.

The Bible tells us that God is infinite and eternal, but from our own earthly vantage point, the very concept of eternity can be difficult to grasp. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro walks us through some of the profound and practical implications of God’s eternal and infinite nature as we continue our series What Would You Ask God? Get a fresh sense of how awe-inspiring the one tr...

Knowing and worshiping God should be our highest priority, but sometimes we begin to think of God in our own terms. So, on this episode of The Verdict, we continue to reset our perceptions about God by considering the question, Is God Infinite and Eternal?

A recent study found that looking at sunrises and sunsets can have a positive impact on our mental health. If we think about this from a biblical perspective, it is not so surprising...

The Holy Trinity is more than just a theological concept. It’s a marvelous mystery that describes the nature and identity of God, giving us insight into divine unity and community. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro continues a lesson about our Triune God, as we explore the question, Is God One or Three?

Most Christians are familiar with the idea of the Trinity—God the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. But this divine mystery isn’t something to gloss over. And so on this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro continues our series called What Would You Ask God? by addressing the question Is God One or Three?

Life can get scary, difficult, and even tragic—so how do we know who and where we can turn to when storms come our way? That’s the question Pastor John Munro addresses on this episode of The Verdict.

The Christian life requires absolute trust in God. But when times get tough, and obstacles come our way, do we really put our trust in God, or in ourselves? In this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro explores this perplexing question as he continues a series called What Would You Ask God?

Our world is not going the way it should. With all the tragedies, wars, and economic crises we’re faced with, many of us are asking, Why is the World in Such a Mess? And why does our sovereign Creator allow these chaotic events to unfold? On this edition of The Verdict Pastor John Munro helps us consider these pivotal questions.

The Lindsay Clancy case raises difficult questions about justice, mental illness, and personal responsibility. What does “reasonable doubt” mean, and how is it established through a fair trial? John considers these questions in light of the perfect justice of God, who knows our hearts and motives.

Sometimes our lives can seem very messy. Problems arise, chaos ensues, and the calm, peaceful life we wish we had just disappears. But if God is sovereign, and everything is under His control, Why is the world in Such a Mess? That’s the question Pastor John Munro will unpack on this episode of The Verdict.

Christians and non-believers alike have grappled with the problem of suffering … testing our faith, confounding some, and turning others away from trusting God. After all, if God exists, why is there such suffering in the world? In this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro explores this difficult question, as he continues a series called What Would You Ask God?

On the previous episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro addressed the universal question of why a good God allows evil to exist. And in the wake of this pivotal question, you may also begin to wonder why there is any suffering at all. Disease, famine, and natural disasters may not be considered evil, but why does God allow such pain?

Have you ever looked around at all the evil in the world and wondered where is God? If God is all-powerful and all-loving, why is there such wickedness in this world? Well, that’s exactly what Pastor John Munro discusses on this episode of The Verdict.

One of the most difficult questions to answer is—if there is a God, why is there evil? And where does this evil come from? In this edition of The Verdict Pastor John Munro confronts the personal, painful, and powerful question, Why Evil?

We hear the term "life balance" which can sometimes be used in a self-indulgent way. But God Himself instituted a day of rest because we need rest and renewal. So how should we approach the different dimensions of life?

An evolutionary worldview leaves us without a purpose, without meaning … chalking everything up to chance. But on this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro contests that our lives do have meaning, and a divine purpose that is found only in the truth of Jesus Christ.

What is the purpose of life? Is there a purpose at all? Many people today are grappling with this critical question, trying to understand if their life has meaning or if it’s all nothing more than chance. And so on this episode of The Verdict Pastor John Munro considers this fundamental question of Divine Purpose or Chance Existence?