Jeremiah Johnson shares his testimony of moving from addiction, depression, and despair into new life through faith in Jesus, describing how God’s love and discipleship brought freedom and renewed purpose.He offers practical hope—encouraging surrender, mind renewal, and obedience to God’s ways as the path to restoring relationships, health, and financial stability—reminding listeners that nothing is too hard for God.

Pastor Jeremiah Johnson explains that while God does perform miracles, His primary way of helping us is through wisdom—which produces lasting change by addressing root issues like fear and selfishness.He encourages listeners to seek God's wisdom, grow in love, and apply God’s ways through obedience so problems are truly resolved and peace is restored.

Good morning from Jeremiah Johnson on Good News in the Morning: a short teaching on receiving and functioning in God’s grace so your relationship with God becomes easy, joyful, and freeing. He explains how grace works in the heart, how joy is not circumstantial, and how the kingdom of God can be displayed in everyday life.Jeremiah shares personal testimony of freedom from depression and addiction, encourages discipleship as life-on-life example, and invites listeners to pursue higher levels of grace to reign in life through Jesus.

Jeremiah Johnson opens with encouragement that God loves you and is on your side, urging listeners to invite God into their challenges through prayer and faith in Jesus. He explains that troubles aren’t from God but can be opportunities for growth when faced with discernment and righteousness.Using biblical examples like Joshua, Caleb, and Samson, he shows how adversity can become spiritual nourishment, stresses responsibility for choices, and calls listeners to forgive, persevere, and trust God to turn trials into strength.

Pastor Jeremiah Johnson delivers a straightforward message reminding listeners that God sees their worth and calls them to stop measuring value by comparison, success, or approval from others. He explains how the pride of life and people-pleasing trap believers and offers Scripture-based hope for a renewed identity.The episode outlines the path to healing—believing in Jesus, allowing God to reshape your heart, and growing out of old patterns so you can love others and serve as a conduit of God’s restoring love.

Jeremiah Johnson reminds listeners that Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection make them right with God by faith, inviting them into freedom from sin, fear, and addiction through a renewed identity in Christ.He shares personal testimony of ongoing transformation and marriage healing, and encourages time with the Lord, humility to receive correction, and practicing love toward others.

Pastor Jeremiah Johnson explains the difference between the Old and New Covenants, showing how Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection fulfilled God's promise and made forgiveness permanent.He describes how believers are made righteous in Christ, receive God’s laws written on their hearts, and are empowered by the Spirit to live in gratitude and responsibility.

Jeremiah Johnson shares a personal message about leaving self-reliance and legalism behind to embrace God’s grace. He describes his journey from addiction and ministry burnout to renewed intimacy with Jesus, highlighting the difference between functioning in our own strength and resting in God’s help.This episode invites listeners to surrender to God’s love, receive continuous rescue and strength, and experience heart change that leads to lasting outward transformation.

Jeremiah Johnson explains how God’s love empowers believers to overcome through both mighty, supernatural victories and patient endurance developed in adversity.Using a gym analogy, he teaches how ‘heart cardio’—spiritual endurance and the peace Christ gives—improves relationships, health, and the ability to bring peace to others.

Good morning — hear the reminder that God loves you and wants to be your friend, Father, and Savior. This episode urges you to stop relying on your own strength, to surrender into God’s help, and to discover faith as trust that brings rest and lasting change. Jeremiah shares a personal story of burnout and legalism, how returning to the good news of the gospel restored joy and fruitfulness, and offers encouragement: Jesus gives an easy yoke, and through grace you can be renewed from the inside out.

Good morning. God bless you. This is Jeremiah Johnson with Good News in the Morning, and I just want to greet you today, and I want to remind you that God loves you and that the cross was an absolute success, and God is for you. God's on your team. God's on your side. All the good stuff, man. All the good stuff. I hope you had a great Christmas. I know that this will air the day after Christmas on December 26th. And I hope that you did have a good Christmas. And I just want to encourage you, you know, regardless of how your Christmas went, whether it was amazing or whether it was challenging or whatever. I know that sometimes in the holidays, man, there can be like this pressure for everything to be good and everything to be happy. And I understand that. And it's so important in these moments to begin to see things from an eternal perspective. You know, for me, like this is going to be the second year that, where I don't have my, my mom is not on earth during Christmas. And so I know that that is, it's been a, you know, a challenge, you know, it's a, it's a different world on the other side of your mother, you know, passing. And of course, you know, you guys have heard me share testimony of all the stuff that me and my mom went through and, and a lot of challenges and stuff like that. But, you know, I love my mom, you know, and I know that she's healthy and strong and happy in heaven. But it's another Christmas without her. And so for many of you, I know that Christmas can be difficult and hard. And for some people and for other people, it's not. It's just this absolute joyous thing. But I just, regardless of whether it was absolutely awesome or if it was a challenge. I just want you to understand that to look at things from an eternal perspective and And from just a heavenly perspective, because everything, you know, that happens down here, it's finite, man. It's short term, you know, and whatever you're going through, it has the ability to work for you a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory. Whatever challenges you're facing, whatever you got going on in your life, if you're having a hard time or, you know, or you're going through challenges, just remember like this life isn't the only life. There is another life, and there is a life that is coming that death will no longer have dominion over. You know, death is the last enemy to bow its knee. Death will be swallowed up in mortality. And with death being swallowed up, it's, you know, all the ramifications of death, aging and sickness and lack and, you know, all these things, you know, it's not going to last forever, you know. And eventually God will establish his kingdom and it will be completely established and we'll have a king and we won't deal with any type of lack or poverty or not enough or, sickness or disease or separation or death any longer. And the Bible says that he'll dry every tear and that we'll live in this eternal state of joy and love and purpose. And so whatever you're going through down here, and we have, man, we have challenges. I mean, we do and understand that. But I think that if you can develop a mindset of this and to understand that your greatest opportunities of growth are in times of adversity. If we can develop that mindset, it's not an automatic mindset. It's something you have to develop. But if we can look at that, even our struggling times, that God will be with us in the valley. God will be with us in those times of struggle. And if we draw near to him, he'll teach us how to overcome. But the key is not to be offended at God. That's a huge thing. It's not God's fault when bad things happen. He's just not like that. He's not a God that is in partnership with death and destruction and misery and pain and evil. He's just not. Jesus said, pray that God's will be done on earth as it is in heaven. In heaven, God's will is being perfectly done. There's no death. There's no poverty. There's no lack. There's no sickness. There'

Pastor Jeremiah Johnson explains how God’s grace—the divine ability born from faith in Jesus—changes your identity and empowers real life change. When you receive righteousness by faith, grace flows abundantly, freeing you from sin’s dominion.Learn practical truths about accessing grace, the difference between self-effort and supernatural strength, and how trusting Jesus lets you live in joy and victory.

Jeremiah Johnson opens with a warm greeting and a reminder that God deeply loves and delights in you, often showing His presence through small, personal ‘winks’—like birds, numbers, or other signs—while Scripture and the Holy Spirit remain the primary ways God communicates.He urges listeners to cultivate gratitude, pursue community, and express God’s love through practical kindness and outreach, emphasizing that true faith is shown by how we treat others and live out the kingdom of God every day.

Pastor Jeremiah Johnson offers an encouraging message that God loves you deeply, is always with you, and invites you into a personal, growing relationship. He calls listeners to trust Jesus, read Scripture, pray, worship, and seek greater intimacy with the Lord.He also stresses the importance of church community for support and spiritual growth, and shares hope for healing from past wounds so believers can reflect Christ’s character in daily life.

Good morning. God bless you. This is Jeremiah Johnson with Good News in the Morning, and I just want to greet you today, and I want to remind you that God loves you. The cross was an absolute success. Your sin has been paid in full, and God has nothing but good things for your future. One of the greatest things that God provides for us is He removes us slowly over time through development from something called duplicity... 

Jeremiah Johnson urges listeners to slow down amid holiday stress, unplug from anxiousness, and spend intentional time with God through prayer, worship, and Scripture to restore peace and strength.He offers a heartfelt prayer for renewal, gratitude, forgiveness, and the joy of God’s presence, reminding us to choose presence over busyness and receive His peace.

Pastor Jeremiah Johnson encourages listeners to accept Gods unconditional love, explaining how embracing Christs work on the cross frees us from self-condemnation and moralism.He explores how repeatedly hearing the gospel renews our identity, empowers us by grace to love others, and calls us to walk by the Spirit rather than rely on our own efforts.

Jeremiah Johnson opens with a warm greeting and proclaims the good news of God's love, forgiveness, and the new nature believers receive through Jesus. He affirms that the cross brings eternal pardon and practical freedom from sin, no matter the past.Using personal testimony and real-life examples—addiction, anger, overeating—he explains that transformation is a process of renewing the mind, letting go of shame, and walking as a disciple. He encourages listeners to embrace God’s grace, pursue healing, and live out the Jesus way for a higher quality of life.

Jeremiah Johnson shares an encouraging morning message about God’s steadfast love, Christ’s reconciling work, and the gift of righteousness by faith.He explains that true Christian growth comes from applying God’s truth—renewing the mind, living out love, and producing the fruit of the Spirit—while distinguishing being saved by grace from living in obedient discipleship.The episode also addresses the challenges of persecution and cultural pressure, urging believers to make the church and the Christian life attractive through genuine love, humility, and steady spiritual practice.

Pastor Jeremiah Johnson reminds listeners that God’s love and acceptance are fixed, even when we fail. Through the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus, our identity is secured and condemnation can be removed.Instead of trying to earn God’s favor, we are invited to trust Christ’s righteousness, repent in gratitude, and draw near to God for real intimacy and lasting victory over sin.