July 31st, 2013 
dsisler I suspect if you’ve been reading my blog posts this week, you are ready for me to move on to another topic. But I have one more post to share about our relationship with God. If you are in a spiritual dry season, there is something you can do about it. But it must […]
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Tags: Bible study, James 1:22-24, prayer, relationship with God, Scripture memorization 
No Comments » July 14th, 2013 dsisler There was refreshment in Colorado last night! Rain and cool temperatures filled the air. I sat on my front porch (small as it is) and thoroughly enjoyed the feeling. This morning, I am thankful for that rain and for the reminder of God’s promises. It is a beautiful morning and the air is cleansed […]
Posted in Experience, Praise, Thank, Trust, Worship Tags: "Pray with Purpose: Live with Passion", 1 Samuel 1-2, circumstances, Hannah, prayer, refreshment No Comments » June 16th, 2013 dsisler Today is Father’s Day. A day set aside to celebrate the wonderful father’s in our lives. It is no exception for me. I love my Dad. We’ve held on to another through some rough and difficult times. We’ve laughed with one another through the funny times. We’ve cried with one another through disappointing times. But […]
May 28th, 2013 dsisler During my daily Bible reading yesterday, I read through the book of Colossians. I use some of the content on occasion, but it had been a while since I read through this short letter from the Apostle Paul to the church at Colossae. There were a few points that caught my attention, so I […]
Posted in Ask, Know, Love, Please, Praise, Serve, Thank Tags: Colossians 1:9-14, lessons from Colossians, prayer No Comments » May 26th, 2013 dsisler Good morning! It’s Sunday and the sunrise was beautiful here in Colorado. I pray that you are waking to something beautiful today. And because it’s Sunday, it’s the day of the week I take a little reprieve from writing new material and post an old piece. Today’s post was written last spring. I […]
