January 15th, 2014 
dsisler Some days are good. Some days aren’t. I can’t really say they are bad, but some days are just more difficult than others. People, attitudes, rushing from one place to another, and a myriad of other things can get in our way of having a good day. Especially when we have something important to […]
January 14th, 2014 dsisler I’ve been attending a “new” church for the past few months. It’s been exciting to meet new people and to worship God in a new environment. And like all churches, they do things that are unique to that congregation. One in particular that I have never seen or heard of before is when they […]
Posted in Believe, Follow, Love, Obey, Trust 
Tags: Deuteronomy 7, Ezekiel 34:26, God Bless You, Matthew 5:3-11, Numbers 6:24-26, Psalm 29:11 
No Comments » January 12th, 2014 dsisler Here we are, nearly two weeks into the New Year and January is nearly half over. It’s hard to believe that times flies by as quickly as it does. Today, I believe God is reminding me that I cannot take anything for granted. Especially not time. Wasted time doing meaningless things will keep me […]
January 7th, 2014 dsisler I’m tired. Have you said those words before? I know I have. As a young mother with three children 4 years and under, I was tired. But it never seemed to keep me from doing what was needed. What had to be done was complete. Anything else, well, simply didn’t. During busy times in […]
Posted in Ask, Believe, Experience, Follow, Know, Obey, Seek, Trust Tags: Blah, Matthew 11:28-30, rest, tired, Weary No Comments » January 3rd, 2014 dsisler I would like to share another thought from one of the books I’m reading. There is a chapter in Love Does by Bob Goff titled, “Memorizing Jesus.” This chapter of all the chapters in this book resonated with me. I understood it. I knew what the author was talking about. And yet, as I […]
Posted in Accept, Believe, Discover, Experience, Glorify, Hear, Know, Love, Magnify, Obey, Please, Proclaim, Serve, Share, Trust Tags: "Love Does", Bible Doing, Bob Goff, John 3:1-21 1 Comment »
