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 Pleasures of God	March 2013
Approaching Death as a Christian	February 2013
Shrewd Innocents	January 2013
Security and Assurance – Are They the Same?	September 2012
How to be a Good Disciple: JUST DO IT!	August 2012
Transcending the “Need” for Violence	June 2012
Prejudiced	April 2012
Being Thankful for Our Rulers?!??!?	September 2011
Fearing God vs. Loving God	July 2011
Along for the Ride	May 2011
Limits	March 2011
Unchanging	December 2010
Combating Cancer	November 2010
Regarding Thankfulness or the Lack Thereof	October 2010
Childlike Courage	June 2010
Spiritual Anarchy	May 2010
Perceived Weakness – True Power	March 2010
What You Serve Is What You Worship!	February 2010
Christmas Weaponry	December 2009
The Goal of Life: Be Fed or Be Led?	October 2009
Thoughts on the Temptation of Christ	September 2009
Some Instruction Required	April 2009
Seven Churches: Seven Christians	February 2009
Hope for the New Year	January 2009
Renunciation	December 2008

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