July 11th, 2013 
dsisler When I was in Bible College in Cincinnati, I attended a local church where my uncle was the minister. The Sunday School class designed for college-aged youth was going through the Book of Proverbs. Verse by verse, we learned practical advice for daily living. What I remember most was that it seemed never ending. […]
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Tags: heart, heart issue, James 3:1-12, Proverbs 27:19, tongue 
No Comments » June 29th, 2013 dsisler We’ve had several days of severe heat here in Colorado. Near 100° for a few days and then 103° on Thursday. Obviously this was not good for the wildfires burning throughout the state. Yesterday we began the descent to where we should be this time of year. It was only 93°. But we ended […]
June 27th, 2013 dsisler Our lawn mower has decided it’s finished and no longer wants to cut our grass. It started making a clanking sound and then spewing dark smoke. So we took a trip to the lawn mower store (okay, it’s more than that, but the lawn mower department was our ultimate destination). After a demonstration, my […]
Posted in Ask, Follow, Obey, Praise, Seek, Trust Tags: God, God's love, lawn mower, provision No Comments » June 25th, 2013 dsisler If you recall, I’ve been reading through “Smart Women Keep it Simple”[i] by Annie Chapman and Maureen Rank. This book is filled with practical advice for women who have so much to do in their lives that it seems overwhelming. It’s in those moments when more than anything, we need to give our lives over […]
Posted in Ask, Believe, Follow, Hear, Seek, Trust Tags: 1 Samuel 25, Acts 9:36-43, allowing God to use you, Judges 4, Smart Women Keep it Simple No Comments » June 18th, 2013 dsisler You’ve heard the phrase, “it’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt” right? Well I’ve experienced this first hand. My friend and I carried the same health insurance and as part of their preventative plan offered walk-in mammograms for women. To make this experience more enjoyable and endurable, my friend Lori and I […]
