January 3rd, 2015 
dsisler I recently did a quick look back at all the blog posts I’ve written. There are 1,075 of them. Full Measure of Joy is coming up on its 4th birthday. I’m amazed at how far God has taken me as an author and this little blog site. I’ve learned quite a bit through […]
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No Comments » January 21st, 2014 dsisler I almost feel guilty to say this. My life and my world are going pretty smoothly. Life is good all around. But I know that isn’t the case with everyone this morning. There are people waking to anniversaries of tragedies in their lives. There are people waking who know this may be the last […]
Posted in Trust Tags: David, direction, God cares for us, perfect and flawless ways and words, protection, Psalm 18:30-36, refuge, shield, steady feet, Stooping, strength, sustenance No Comments » October 24th, 2013 dsisler I read the results of a survey recently. While I wish these numbers were higher, I am encouraged that some Americans seek God in times of trouble. Take a look. “A quarter of Americans have searched the Bible within the last month to help deal with pressure. When asked, ‘Where do you turn when […]
Posted in Believe, Discover, Experience, Find, Follow, Obey, Remember, Seek, Trust Tags: answers, discouragement, identity, loneliness, reading God's Word, rebellion, sorrow, strength, stress, worry, Your Words No Comments » September 2nd, 2013 dsisler I think of all the days of my writing week, Monday’s are my favorite. I look forward to sharing a new gem I’ve found or and old resurrected piece. Sometimes I find it difficult to choose a song because there are so many out there. But when it’s right, it’s easy writing. Music has […]
July 9th, 2013 dsisler My grandkids have been pretty sick over the past 6 months or so. Several bouts of strep throat, fever, and croup have invaded their tiny bodies. Thankfully the baby hasn’t been affected by these illnesses, until last night. Little Leslieanna woke up with a fever and croup and was having difficulty breathing. A trip […]
