April 13th, 2013 
dsisler I haven’t made homemade lasagna in years. I struggle sometimes with making casseroles (and yes, I consider lasagna a casserole) because I seem to create a big mess. There are preparations that need to be made before I can put it all together in one dish to make it a casserole. And in the end, […]
Posted in Accept, Believe, Know, Love, Praise, Thank 
Tags: Ecclesiastes 5:10, lasagna, Matthew 5:6, Psalm 104:28, Psalm103:2-5, satisfaction 
2 Comments » April 6th, 2013 dsisler Last fall, as I prepared to go on a service trip to SE Asia, I read through the book Follow Me: Becoming a Lifestyle Prayerwalker by Randy Sprinkle. It is actually a Bible study, and in a few days, I will be joining a group of ladies to study this concept of following Jesus. […]
Posted in Accept, Follow Tags: Acts 6:31, Follow Me, John 1:47, John 21:1-18, Luke 5:27-28, Matthew 4:18-22 4 Comments » April 5th, 2013 dsisler On Sunday afternoon, we were sitting out front of our home watching the grandkids ride their bikes. This is one of my favorite things to do because I know the weather is getting warmer and soon it will be summer and because it reminds me of how quickly time flies. My grandchildren are growing far […]
Posted in Accept, Find, Hear, Obey, Trust Tags: Eagles, Isaiah 40:31, Psalm 103:2-5, renewed strength 2 Comments » March 11th, 2013 dsisler Today, I’m taking you back to 1964. I know I didn’t hear this song that year, but soon after. It became a popular song at camp, at youth group and as a special number in a worship service. “He’s Everything to Me” not only had a wonderful melody that was easy to sing and […]
Posted in Accept, Follow, Know, Obey, Share, Trust Tags: Colossians 3:4, He's Everything to Me 2 Comments » March 8th, 2013 dsisler Today I’m taking you back to my college days. Music was all around and an impact on me, but if you were to ask other students, you’d probably hear the same. Chapel services with great hymns of our faith being sung. Christmas concerts. Choir tours. A stirring rendition of “Blessed Assurance” could even be heard […]
