The Verdict with Pastor John Munro Podcast

Some argue that people are basically good… and it’s really our environment or circumstances that cause our problems. But today on The Verdict, we’ll learn from Pastor John Munro that the problem goes deeper. Yet, through God's grace… there is hope!

When we face problems in life, our first instinct is usually to find someone or something to blame. But on this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro explains that our deepest problem has nothing to do with our family, our circumstances, or the world around us. Our greatest problem is the nature of our hearts.

There are many people who’d like to believe that the judgment of God doesn’t apply to them. But what argument can they offer to claim such exemption? What excuse can they make? On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro explores how Paul answers such questions.

In the book of Romans, we read that without Christ, no one can escape God’s judgment. But are there really no exceptions? Is there no group of people or amount of good deeds that can bypass this judgment? On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro addresses these questions as he explores Paul’s Final Arguments in Romans Chapter 3.

Some people focus on having the “right” image and a good reputation, and are always concerned with how they look to others. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro explains that having true faith in Jesus Christ isn’t just an outward profession. We must possess real saving faith in our hearts.

In today’s culture, public image is a top priority. Celebrities and politicians go to great lengths to project a certain image, and to cover up their flaws. But today on The Verdict, Pastor John Munro is challenging us to be less concerned with what people think, and to focus instead on the condition of our hearts.

Holy Scripture teaches that under the law of God, we are all found guilty. And regardless of who we are or our circumstances or our actions, no one will escape God’s perfect judgment. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro explains how the Gospel offers hope for guilty sinners like us.

Everyone is supposed to be equal under the law, but we know that in practice, human judgment can be less than perfect. Today on The Verdict, Pastor John Munro takes a closer look at the perfect and impartial justice of God as he continues our study in the book of Romans.

You may think you’re quite a good person. But what does God think? On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro challenges us to avoid self-righteous hypocrisy and reminds us of God’s perfect judgment and His marvelous grace.

Human judgment is often flawed. We tend to judge others too harshly, holding them to standards we don’t meet ourselves. But God is the perfect judge and plays no favorites. Today on The Verdict, Pastor John Munro looks at the subject of judgment and explains the criteria by which God judges us.