June 1st, 2016 
dsisler Isn’t summer supposed to be a bit more relaxed? You know, lazy, hazy days of summer? I just don’t see this idea or concept showing up in my schedule for the three months of June, July and August. But the more I think about it, the more excited I am about what is […]
May 31st, 2016 dsisler I enjoy this time of year. Just warm enough to be able to open the windows to allow the breeze to flow through the house. And the sounds of nature…it is calming to hear the birds singing, the frogs croaking and crickets chirping. One of my favorite sounds is that of the morning […]
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Tags: 2 Timothy 1:7, A Morning Dove, James 4:17, Matthew 6:33, memories, reminders 
No Comments » May 29th, 2016 dsisler It’s Sunday morning! Time to get up and head to the house of the Lord! Sunday mornings are special (I pray they are for you as well). I understand King David’s words in Psalm 122:1 (NIV). “I rejoiced with those who said to me, ‘Let us go to the house of the Lord.’” […]
May 27th, 2016 dsisler Writing from the Book of Acts again this morning and I came across the phrase, “the gate called Beautiful” in Acts 3:2. This was a gate leading into the temple and it was where Peter and John encountered a beggar. As soon as I wrote it, my thoughts went to the temple of […]
Posted in Abide, Experience, Follow, Obey, Please, Seek Tags: Acts 3:2, is my heart beautiful?, The Gate Called Beautiful No Comments » May 26th, 2016 dsisler I just finished writing Acts 2. What a powerful chapter of Scripture! There were a few things that caught my attention in this passage. First, the whole pouring of the Holy Spirit happening must have been exhilarating and frightening all at the same time. But what power they must have felt once the […]
Posted in Believe, Discover, Encounter, Experience, Hear, Know, Listen, Obey, Seek, Trust Tags: Acts 2, encouragement, Holy Spirit, listening to Scripture, message, prophecy, reading Scripture, writing Scripture No Comments »
