Avizandum with Pastor John Munro

We hear the term "life balance" which can sometimes be used in a self-indulgent way. But God Himself instituted a day of rest because we need rest and renewal. So how should we approach the different dimensions of life?

Our habits have drastically changed as a result of technology. Attention span has decreased, and fewer people are able to read and reflect. This has profound implications for our relationship with God's Word.

John and Gudny Munro conclude their story, reflecting on the different churches at which they've served, and the unexpected death of Christopher, thinking of their dependence on the Lord and the faithfulness of His promises.

John and Gudny continue their story, sharing their adoption journey, the joy of becoming parents, and their trust in God's timing and sovereignty throughout the process. 

For many high school students, going to college or pursuing a career is the first time they have left home or functioned independently, and it feels like going into the unknown. What are some of the most important things to remember?

John and Gudny's story continues! After accepting God's call to full-time ministry, John and Gudny make the move to Dallas and experience a rich four years of learning and experiencing American life.

As John and Gudny continue to recount their story, John's law career is advancing and life in Scotland seems ideal. Then John receives an unexpected call to ministry, and they must decide how to respond.

John and Gudny continue their story, remembering how the missions trip turned into an unlikely long-distance romance, getting married, and beginning a life together, navigating different cultures and locations.

Don't miss the podcast as John begins a very special series on Avizandum with his wife, Gudny, as they reminisce about their lives together, how the Lord has worked, and the impact of their faith.

In today's world, if something breaks, our first thought is to throw it away and buy a new one--and this mindset often extends to our approach to relationships, the workplace, and even the church. Yet isn't it interesting that God's specialty is forgiveness, restoration, and renewal?