Author Archives: kbruffey

Our National Debt is the biggest crises we face right now. Something must be done. Please take a look at this article by Max Borders from the Advocates for Self Government who has great insight on this matter. As Debt Turns Into Darkness I worry this might be coming. I hope I’m wrong. Consider theseContinue reading “Will This Train Be Stopped Before it is too Late?”

Sometimes people who are known to be optimists can be criticized for being unrealistic at times or even naïve. At the same time, in respect to the degree that people are viewed as optimistic, they are often labeled as seeing the glass half empty or half full. Now I say, as Christians, we should alwaysContinue reading “Why Christians Should be Perpetual Optimists”

Trump ramps up attacks on judge in hush money case after gag order The former president slammed the judge and the judge’s daughter on social media less than 24 hours after he was hit with a partial gag order. March 27, 2024, 3:05 PM EDT / Updated March 27, 2024, 8:02 PM EDT By Dareh Gregorian and Adam Reiss Less thanContinue reading “Will the Most Dangerous Man in America be held Accountable?”

With 2024 being an election year, we Christians again can further exercise their earthly citizenship. Unlike Christians in other parts of the world, Christians here have the blessing and privilege to choose representatives for various offices and to vote directly on matters effecting their state and local communities through ballot measures. However, the challenge forContinue reading “Voting from the perspective of Our Heavenly Citizenship”

Recently, I have been noticing that our own state government is acknowledging to the public that its 51-year-old lottery system paid for by the taxpayers designed to reap enormous fortunes from the public is deeply flawed and compromises the wellbeing of our own citizens. For example, recently as I was leaving a local grocery store,Continue reading “State Lottery Schizophrenia”

Roughly over the past 20 years, I have witnessed the immigration issue increasingly championed as a populist cause by those on the right. In fact, I have shared much of the sentiment. Like many, I have questioned if those here illegally should benefit from our social welfare system. I certainly hear and share the concernsContinue reading “Borders and Immigration”

For quite some time those in Church have been asked if it is appropriate for Christians to engage in the political and civic arena. I have always given an astounding yes to this question. Not only that, I find no fault in supporting and even campaigning for a political candidate. However, there are pitfalls thatContinue reading “Keeping Christ as King”