Avizandum with Pastor John Munro

All of us applaud and benefit from technology, but cell phones, texting, and social media have impacted communication in ways we may not realize. Join John as he considers some of the finer advantages and implications of face to face interaction.

When we think of the many sights in Europe, we often think of the magnificent cathedrals and churches. But sadly, there are more tourists visiting these buildings rather than worshippers. Join John as he shares thoughts and reflections from his recent trip.

How is the worship portion of a service organized? How does it work behind the scenes? Join John for another special Avizandum interview as he discusses the planning and leading of worship with Tim Hathaway, Pastor of Worship at Calvary Church.

What do you think about when you think of “missions”? Join John for a special Avizandum as he interviews Jim Cashwell, Pastor of Missions and Outreach at Calvary Church, on the nature, relevancy, and future of missions.

Today many people believe that we make our own truth based on what we think or feel. This is not the way of Christ, who described Himself as "the Truth." But have you noticed that the truth has a way of asserting itself?

This month John and Gudny are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Join John as he shares special memories from that momentous day in the Faroe Islands, how they chose to celebrate, and takeaways from their adventure of faith.

Everyone seems to agree that leadership is critical, but real leaders are in short supply. People love so-called charismatic leaders, but these individuals are often more concerned with self-promotion. So what are some biblical lessons about leadership that we can learn and apply?

Both John and Gudny grew up near the sea, and still love spending time at the seashore. John, in particular, loves to watch the relentless waves. Discover why he finds this such a powerful picture of the matchless grace of God.

Can you study the Bible too much? You might think this is a trick question! But more important than the amount of study is the difference that God's Word makes in your life.

Have you noticed that good manners seem to be in decline? People are less mindful of their behavior and impact on others, and the church is not exempt.