April 16th, 2016 
dsisler No snow in my neighborhood…yet. Colorado is under a winter storm warning and apparently it is snowing in some parts of the Denver metro area, but not up in my neck of the woods. But if the forecasters are correct, we are to get our fair share by the time Monday rolls around. […]
Posted in Abide, Believe, Discover, Experience, Know, Obey, Praise, Seek, Trust 
Tags: God cares for you, God is your refuge, Nahum 1:7, Nineveh, No snow, trust God, “N” – A to Z Challenge 
No Comments » April 13th, 2016 dsisler If you have had the privilege of having a rich heritage, you probably have some keepsakes around your home. Dishes, utensils, occupational tools, toys, jewelry or wood working equipment could be in the mix of some of your keepsakes. Some may be valuable as far as the world is concerned, but for the most […]
Posted in Discover, Experience, Honor, Reflect, Remember, Seek Tags: Deuteronomy 11:18-21, Joshua 4:20-24, keepsakes, Proverbs 7:2-3, “K” – A to Z Challenge No Comments » April 11th, 2016 dsisler There are many verses in the Bible that I read and wonder, “Have I read that before?” Or “Where has this verse been?” It’s true. I am so amazed sometimes. Part of the reason is that I believe as I read Scripture, I’m in a different place or season and a verse […]
April 8th, 2016 dsisler Are you as impressed and amazed as I am when you use Google as your search engine? The design and graphics are different from your usual logo on many days. Some are use animation and some are stationary, but regardless, some are pretty amazing. Have you ever noticed that sometimes when you read […]
Posted in Believe, Breathe, Choose, Discover, Experience, Know, Listen, Seek Tags: 2 Peter 1:20-21, 2 Timothy 3:16-17, God's Word, Google, Hebrews 4:12, “G” – A to Z Challenge No Comments » April 7th, 2016 dsisler I watched a news program several weeks back of a group of people who cannot recognize people by looking at their faces. It’s called face blindness (or the medical term is Prosopagnosia) and this condition affects about 2.5% of the population. Can you imagine? They don’t recognize famous people. They don’t recognize friends. […]
