Avizandum with Pastor John Munro

Antisemitism has a long history, and the current conflict in Gaza has demonstrated that it continues in many places throughout the world. Why is this hatred so persistent?

On July 4, we celebrate Independence Day and the privilege to live in a free country. Join John as he remembers becoming a US citizen, and reflects on the human desire to be free.

During summer we often have opportunities for time away from the usual routine. Did you know that taking a break is biblical? Join John as he discusses God's marvelous gift of rest.

Having verses of Scripture displayed in the home was once a common practice. John shares about the two texts displayed in his study, and why intentional reminders of Scripture can be so helpful.

Is there anything wrong with a Christian being cremated? John deals with this very personal issue and common question raised by many families by offering biblical background and personal thoughts.

Having a strong and lasting Christian marriage means more than a beautiful ceremony. Don't miss the podcast as John discusses important relationship considerations and the value of premarital counseling.

Equal justice under the law is a worthy goal. But the reality can be quite different. Recently John was thinking of some of the differences in US and Scottish criminal trials, and he draws our attention to God’s requirements for us in our dealings with one another.

With the rise of social media, the way we communicate has changed. Rather than relate face to face, it’s all too easy to disagree or insult someone online without regard to the consequences, perpetuating hurt, anger and, division. Join John as he considers this fundamental shift and explains why Christians are to be different.

Some preachers and churches feel that it is necessary to put on an entertaining show to increase attendance. But how does this impact our view of the power and authority of Scripture? Join John as he discusses the biblical implications.

Isn't it true that we often put labels on people to try to define or describe them? What about theological labels? Some people like to put these labels on themselves! Join John for thoughts on why this can be unhelpful to the Body of Christ.