The joy of being the prodigal son

What was lost is now found, what was dead is now alive

Feb 26 • James Johanningmeier

Jesus will never abandon you

a meditation on the persistent love of our savior

Feb 1 • James Johanningmeier

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October 2025

Who is your best friend?

a meditation on the greatest friend of all

Oct 28, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

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Quiet Moments: "Here I am. Send me!"

First Quiet Moments devotion of the new series, "Lessons in Waiting." Based on Isaiah 6:5–8.

Oct 26, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

Identity in Christ

Let not what the world says define you, but be defined by the God who truly loves you.

Oct 17, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

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August 2025

In Jesus' Name

The true significance of Christ as our mediator and how God provides for us, even with mundane means.

Aug 18, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

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June 2025

Worship has always borrowed to sanctify

Christian worship has always been borrowing from the culture around us and flipping it on its head. Why would we stop now? A further expansion of the…

Jun 4, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

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May 2025

By Your side: A testimony of God at work in my life

Inspired by Forrest Frank's latest album CHILD OF GOD II - a testament of God working through every high and low in my life

May 30, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

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the most fallacious debate: why we shouldn't be baited by the "God isn't real" argument

ah, yes, the debate of the century must fall for 'tis no debate at all

May 8, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

Worship should be rooted in orthodoxy

An expansion of a discussion concerning contemporary worship and Lutheranism

May 3, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

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April 2025

There is absolutely nothing wrong with contemporary worship

The way that Christians have worshiped has changed throughout time, from using the book of Psalms as a hymnbook to writing vast quantities of worship…

Apr 24, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

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Quiet Moments: The joy of the resurrection

The joy that comes on Easter morning can be for every day, both morning and evening.

Apr 24, 2025 • James Johanningmeier

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