June 11th, 2014 
dsisler Yesterday was a crazy day. Started off with a little excitement and it continued through my day. As I backed out of my garage to go to work, I was overcome with the odor of gas. There is construction going on in our neighborhood, so I thought they were probably the culprit, but thought […]
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Tags: Matthew 11:28-30, seeking God through the craziness of our day, What's Important? 
No Comments » May 6th, 2014 dsisler I’m in Kentucky for a quick family reunion and then clearing out the remaining items of my great aunt’s home. It’s been a busy time and there hasn’t been internet access. So for the next two days, you’ll be reading older posts. I pray that you will find great comfort and exactly what you […]
Posted in Believe, Love, Obey, Serve, Thank, Trust Tags: Isaiah 61:1-3, Kentucky – Day 5, Matthew 11:28-30, Proverbs 18:24, Psalm 41:9-13, The Display of His Splendor No Comments » January 23rd, 2014 dsisler I’m feeling a little better today, but having a hard time moving this morning, so please be patient with me. I’ve decided to take a day off from writing new material for my blog and share a post from last January. Enjoy! Just Plain Crazy! I have seen some crazy things on […]
Posted in Believe, Trust Tags: But Not Out, crazy things, Down, Jesus' words, Matthew 11:28-30 No Comments » 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 » November 15th, 2013 dsisler I am tired this morning and for those of you who know when I usually post my blog, you’re probably wondering what I’m doing and where I am? I know of one gal who reads my blog each morning before heading off to work…sorry. You’ll have to read this one on your lunch break. […]
