Pondering the Master

“Pondering the Master” is a series of devotional thoughts by J.M. Diener as he reflects on life, God, and the various things he is learning in his walk with God. Click on a link below to visit a devotional. The Pondering the Master entries are usually updated monthly. You can sort the entries by title, in ascending or descending order by clicking on the table header. You can also sort by the date in descending order.

Title	Date
The Relationship of Truth and Love	September 2017
A Sermon of Songs	July 2017
Does the Holy Spirit Want to be the Center of Attention?	June 2017
The Plodding Faithful	March 2017
Christian Insights from the Chief Bard	February 2017
Out of Drought	October 2016
The Preparation of the Gospel of Peace	September 2016
Ten Questions About Your Spiritual Health	June 2016
Preaching the Well-Rounded-Gospel	April 2016
Not Being Good	March 2016
Only the Strong Are Gentle	March 2016
Standing Stones and Sacred Songs	January 2016
Christmas Communion	December 2015
This is Amazing Grace	August 2015
Goodness Trumps Fear	July 2015
The Dangers of Complaining	June 2015
Rise to Joy	April 2015
Preparing for Passion Week	March 2015
Still	November 2014
The Three Tests of Genuine Faith	October 2014
Forgive and Forget? No!	June 2014
In Memoriam Omi	May 2014
Learning to Use Your Powers	April 2014
Worth and Roles	March 2014
The Glory of God is Paramount	January 2014

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