As followers of Christ, we’re called to be “in the world but not of it.” On this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro examines Peter’s first letter addressed to the “elect exiles”—believers scattered throughout ancient Rome. Learn what it means to live as strangers and exiles in a world that’s not our permanent home.

Sometimes we may feel overwhelmed by the darkness or discouragement in our lives. But on this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro reminds us that life is precious and God’s love for you is greater than any darkness. There is hope even in the most difficult situations of life!

All of us need good friends. But making or choosing good friends can be difficult. And being a good friend can be even harder! Join John as he reflects on the joys and risks of friendship, and how to be and make godly friends.

It’sIt’sIt’s a tragic reality in our society that some people reach a point where they feel as though taking their life is the only way out. But God wants you to live a life of purpose and hope. On this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro begins an important discussion on the difficult subject of suicide.

Are you lonely? Have you recently lost a loved one? Are you struggling to connect with others? God didn’t create us to live in isolation. He created us to live in community. On this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro shares what the Bible has to say about overcoming loneliness.

In recent years, many people have suffered from the pain of loneliness: loneliness in isolation, loneliness from the loss of a loved one, or loneliness from finding it difficult to connect with others. On this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro explores what the Bible says about loneliness.

When we’ve been wronged, it’s human nature to want revenge. And even though followers of Christ have been forgiven, that doesn’t mean that it’s easy to forgive those who hurt us. On this episode of THE VERDICT, Pastor John Munro continues his encouraging study, With Wings Like Eagles, with a lesson on what to do when we’re unable to forgive.

When Jesus Christ rose from the grave, it was more than just a spectacular miracle—it was victory over sin and death, and a promise of the same life and victory for all who follow Him. Pastor John Munro paints a vivid a picture of what this promise means for our lives today.

All of us want the power of God to be evident in our lives. But how is this accomplished? John discusses A.W. Tozer’s Five Vows for Spiritual Power as a convicting and helpful tool in pursuing spiritual growth.

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! That is the good news of the Gospel, and your response to that good news determines whether you will live in victory—or defeat. Pastor John Munro thoroughly unpacks the power found in the resurrection of Christ.