December 21st, 2013 
dsisler Let me tell you a story. It’s a legend actually, from Mexico. It is one that is told over and over, especially at this time of year and it is about the poinsettia. In this legend, a poor girl names Pepita wanted to take a gift to the Christ child. But she had nothing […]
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Tags: Mexican legend, Romans 12:2, The Poinsettia, transformation 
No Comments » December 6th, 2013 dsisler I cooked a lot over the Thanksgiving holiday. It seemed like I was in the kitchen cooking or cleaning constantly. Of course I had a house full of people every day, so it was only natural that this was part of the hostessing. Every day I would say, “I’m not going to cook tomorrow.” […]
Posted in Follow, Know, Obey, Please, Seek, Trust Tags: choosing what is better, Luke 10:38-41, Mary and Martha, The Hostess with the Mostess 2 Comments » November 15th, 2013 dsisler I am tired this morning and for those of you who know when I usually post my blog, you’re probably wondering what I’m doing and where I am? I know of one gal who reads my blog each morning before heading off to work…sorry. You’ll have to read this one on your lunch break. […]
November 13th, 2013 dsisler In recent weeks, I’ve been pushed a bit to think about my authenticity. Am I living my life in secret as I do in public? Do others see me for who I really am? Which category would I fit into? That of being “real” or “fake?” Do I do what I say? Would others say […]
Posted in Follow, Honor, Know, Love, Obey, Please, Praise, Serve, Share, Thank Tags: "Love Does", Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing, Bob Goff, Isaiah 29:13, James 1:22, James 1:26-27, Luke 13, Mark 12, Matthew 15, Matthew 23, Matthew 6, Matthew 7 No Comments » November 6th, 2013 dsisler As the executive assistant to the lead pastor at a mega church, my role is allowing me to do a great deal of the things I love to do. I’m an organizer, so I enjoy the little details of each day. I’ve been able to arrange meetings, appointments and phone calls. I’ve been able to […]
