December 21st, 2014 
dsisler I have accomplished much this weekend. Christmas cards mailed, final touches on the decorations, shopping is complete, house is ready to receive guests. Now it’s time to turn to my heart. “Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Do not cast me from your presence […]
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Tags: Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone), car shopping, greeting cards, It’s Almost Here!, Luke 15, prodigal son, Psalm 51:10, Trolls 
No Comments » June 7th, 2014 dsisler You know you’re getting old when you lose your glasses and your teeth. I laid my glasses down yesterday in my home and had no clue where I put them. They were not in the typical places I usually put my glasses. My husband joined the search. We strategically and methodically scoured each room […]
Posted in Believe, Follow, Know, Love, Proclaim, Share Tags: find, finding what is lost, Glasses and Teeth, Luke 15, rejoice, search No Comments » April 13th, 2014 dsisler Through the month of April, I am blogging through the alphabet. Each day of the month corresponds with a letter of the alphabet, but on Sunday’s, there is a reprieve from this structure. We are able to write anything we like. So as usual, I will share a post from the past. One that […]
Posted in Ask, Believe, Follow, Obey, Remember, Seek, Trust Tags: Amazing Grace, Break #2 – Blogging A to Z, Chris Tomlin, Lost and Found, Luke 15, Trolls No Comments » October 29th, 2013 dsisler Yesterday had its challenges. The day started off with cold, misty weather (and never stopped I might add). Meetings filled my morning. My new laptop computer for work wasn’t working as it should. We had a fire drill (recall the cold, misty weather mentioned above). But after all of this, the real challenge of the […]
Posted in Ask, Believe, Discover, Follow, Obey, Praise, Seek Tags: Lost and Found, lost documents, Luke 15, the lost coin, the lost sheep, the lost son No Comments » May 9th, 2013 dsisler My Ford Escape has yet another problem that my husband cannot fix. It needs to head into the shop and so, after eight years and 174,000+ miles, we’ve decided that perhaps we need something a little newer and more reliable. I saw this car…what do you think? Should it be on the top of […]
