I love to sing old hymns. They were part of my life for so long. So when I hear a hymn from my past, I’m always taken back to the moments of my youth. This is one of those hymns. I grew up in a minister’s home. We lived in the Bible belt and […]
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“The Butterfly Song (If I Were a Butterfly)” – Musical Musings in March
March 21st, 2014 
dsisler I don’t know that I’ve shared any children’s music in my musical musings, but this genre has also had a huge impact on my life. The song I share with you today is one such song. “The Butterfly Song” was written in 1974 and has caused children to squeal through the years. My introduction […]
“Jesus is Alive” – Musical Musings in March
March 20th, 2014 dsisler If you haven’t figured out yet, music has been a huge part of my life. I have enjoyed listening, singing, analyzing, and even playing music. There was a time when music was all that I thought of. I directed church choirs, I played the piano or organ at most worship services, I used my […]
“God so Loved the World” – Musical Musings in March
March 19th, 2014 dsisler I’ve recently finished a study on the parables that Jesus spoke to the people of His day. What I’ve come to learn is that even though I’m not a sower, a sheep herder, or a wealthy land owner, these earthly stories with heavenly meanings are very relevant in my life. As a wise student of […]
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March 18th, 2014 dsisler Today’s melody is a fairly new song by a young composer in comparison to some I’ve shared this month. I’ve only known it a short time, and yet, when I hear it, I’m touched by the words and I’m transported back to another time. I learned this song for an Easter drama we were […]
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