Avizandum with Pastor John Munro

How long do you want to live? There's always been a fascination with finding a magical solution to live forever. And we certainly benefit from modern technology that has extended our life expectancy. But what is the Christian perspective?

Throughout Scripture there is a call to endure. How we deal with daily pressures and challenges can be a powerful part of our testimony. So how does this biblical endurance translate to the routine of daily life?

Sometimes "move on" or "get past it" is good advice. But does this apply when dealing with grief? John offers a personal perspective on the reality of loss in our own lives and the lives of others.

Most of us prefer to talk rather than listen! But listening is a vital part of our relationships and spiritual life. Join John as he shares thoughts and biblical wisdom on being a good listener.

Relationships are difficult. Tensions and disagreements can often escalate, and you may be considering divorce or a breakup. Does Scripture have anything to say?

Today a common philosophy is that feelings are supreme, and we can believe whatever we want to believe. But what is real? What is true?

Why do the details of worship matter? How can atmosphere, the approach to music, or choices of convenience impact our worship of God? Join John as he shares thoughts about matters of worship.

What should we do when Christians disagree about the interpretation of Scripture? Should we avoid these areas and focus on other things? John reflects as he explains one particular example.

While there have always been opposing views, divisions in the United States today are very deep, seemingly unbridgeable. In some cases political ideology is even shaping church life. Join John as he reflects on division and unity, and the challenge to be peacemakers.

How do you think God wants you to act in our secular society? John was recently intrigued by the unusual instructions given to the Jewish exiles in Babylon. And it’s a powerful lesson for followers of Christ today.