November 8th, 2013 
dsisler I am going to admit something. I’m lonely. I’ve moved from one church to another and I feel as if my “old” friends have moved along and my “new” friends have plenty of things to do besides talk to me all day long (I have plenty to do as well). There just doesn’t seem to […]
Posted in Ask, Believe, Hear, Seek, Trust 
Tags: Genesis 1, God's voice, John 10, prayer, Psalm 29:4-5, Revelation 1:15, The Voice 
No Comments » November 5th, 2013 dsisler In one of the four books I’m currently reading, I found these two quotes that I like. The author calls them, God’s grammar rules. I call them good. Quote #1: “Never put a period where God puts a comma.”[i] In the account of Lazarus’ death (John 11:1-44), Jesus waited before going to Bethany. […]
Posted in Ask, Believe, Follow, Glorify, Obey, Please, Praise, Seek, Trust Tags: Ecclesiastes 3:11, Folloing God's Guidelines, John 11:1-44, Two Quotes No Comments » November 4th, 2013 dsisler Good morning! It’s Monday morning and many of us are preparing to head to work this morning. It has been a great weekend at our home and I look forward to a great week. And since it is Monday, why not talk a little about music and how it’s blessed me through the […]
October 29th, 2013 dsisler Yesterday had its challenges. The day started off with cold, misty weather (and never stopped I might add). Meetings filled my morning. My new laptop computer for work wasn’t working as it should. We had a fire drill (recall the cold, misty weather mentioned above). But after all of this, the real challenge of the […]
Posted in Ask, Believe, Discover, Follow, Obey, Praise, Seek Tags: Lost and Found, lost documents, Luke 15, the lost coin, the lost sheep, the lost son No Comments » October 28th, 2013 dsisler Today’s musical musing is an older hymn that has caught a lot of attention because of one young man’s a cappella version. The arrangement was all around Facebook and posted continually. The arrangement and execution itself is amazing, but the words lead us to a deeper understanding of where we find our strength and our […]
