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
A Lesson from Asa	February 2007
Don’t Let the Devil Steal Your Joy!	January 2007
Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop	January 2007
Whispers	December 2006
Revelation	October 2006
Sonship	July 2006
An Understanding of Justice	June 2006
Resurrection Joy	May 2006
Freedom Bike	April 2006
Combating Worry	January 2006
Embracing God’s Good Gifts	December 2005
Mountaintops and Valleys	November 2005
On Generosity	September 2005
The Importance of Specific Prayer	August 2005
Choosing Holiness	July 2005
Transcending the Mundane	June 2005
Songs of Thanks and Trust	May 2005
What It’s All About: God’s Holiness	March 2005
God Grits His Teeth	February 2005
Despair, Hope, and Psalm 84	December 2004
For King and Kingdom	November 2004
Piano Lessons From Laziness	October 2004
The Shield	August 2004
Masterstroke	May 2004
World vs. Faith: 1 John	April 2004

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