There is an unyielding balance in God’s universe; likewise, there is a profound balance in Jesus Christ’s message to us grains of sand on how to help fulfill His plan...

Most Dems admit if not publicly the fed shutdown gained nothing for them … that’s why there’s so much aftermath bitching. Isn’t it ironic though that the biggest bitchers DEMANDED their Yes Man Schumer lead the futile charge & now take the fall?

Trump is wrong about a 50-yr mortgage being a panacea for obnoxious housing prices, but right about the imperative need for the FED to cut its interest rate & for Congress to cut into the nation’s obnoxious deficit to make home ownership affordable...

If Jesus was right about those being “last will be first” and “those who would be served must serve” why do I serve others so often and always seem to end up last?

Trump is right in saying many of his policies have helped cut Biden’s runaway inflationary ones. BUT, regardless, polls are warning as mid-term elections approach the high cost of living, esp in health care & groceries, is still unacceptable.

There’s controversy over whether thousands of children being trafficked in the USA each year are mostly citizens or illegal immigrants, but all agree gov’t & NFP stats compiled are only a “fraction” of reality. Promised Jesus: Woe to those responsible. So, where’s the outrage?

It’s reassuring to know you have fought the good fight, but it’s pleasing to realize you still have the energy to finish the race...

The SNAP meltdown isn’t due just to the federal shutdown, but because of how welfare has been warped into a crippling generational dependency. Jesus fed thousands twice, but not forever; at least, not until the End of Times...

Work is the best antidote to sorrow, my dear Watson ...

Progressive pols can never grasp the inevitability of the “Tax Hike Death Spiral” their policies trigger. They keep raising taxes to fund ever expanding welfare benefits for their voters, which results in LESS revenue as taxpayers flee; then, they impose more taxes to cover the shortfall …