February 2nd, 2016 
dsisler There are always mixed emotions about snow days. Some are excited. Some, not so much. There are still folks who need to get out in this weather, but others have the luxury of working from home. I happen to be one of the blessed ones. Our church buildings are closed today, so that […]
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No Comments » October 27th, 2015 dsisler When my granddaughter Joy was younger, bath time for the two of us was special and so enjoyable. A couple times a week, I’d get the chance to sit with her while she splashed, laughed, colored, and many other memorable types of play in the tub. One of which was singing. We would sing […]
February 11th, 2015 dsisler If you have seen any newscast or heard any news over the past few days, one of the things you’ve been told is about the lottery. It will be nearly 500 million dollars for today’s drawing. That is $500,000,000.00. That’s a lot of money. That’s an unimaginable amount of money. I suspect the […]
Posted in Share, Trust Tags: Ephesians, Philippians 4:19, riches in Jesus, Romans, Romans 2:4, The Lottery No Comments » February 14th, 2014 dsisler Well it’s finally happened. In the book I’m reading about wisdom, the author gets to the godly woman mentioned in Proverbs 31. You know, the woman that most of us look to and wonder if it’s possible. The woman who seems to have her act together. The woman who seems to make everyone happy all […]
December 14th, 2013 dsisler Promises are important. Keeping promises are even more important. I don’t think anyone can say otherwise. Promises we make to our children and grandchildren show our integrity when we fulfill them. In the beginning, as God made promises to Abraham and Jacob, He proved over and over that He would keep the promises made. […]
