Opinion

GUEST COLUMN, Dick Morris

Candidate Kamala Harris is busy promoting Biden’s plan to weaken the Supreme Court.  She regularly attacks JD Vance’s views on childless women.  She stridently articulates her support for abortion and regularly emphasizes her commitment to DEI.

But where is she on the economy?

GUEST COLUMN, Glenn Brunkow, Kansas Farm Bureau

I admit it, I am a political junkie, and I have not been able to stop listening to the radio, watching the TV or reading about recent events, all of which can be best described as unprecedented. They are coming fast and furious. I told someone the other day it was like coming up to a wreck on interstate and not wanting to look but not being able to stop myself from looking. All I can say is the election isn’t here yet, so you better buckle up and expect the unexpected.

MY PERSPECTIVE, Gary Damron

Several years back, we were involved in church activities to help people determine their gifts, talents, passions and personality traits, and how to use those in Christian life. Some people are either extroverts or introverts while others are somewhere in between. Some individuals are task-oriented while others gravitate toward a people-orientation approach. As we study the life of Jesus, we can learn much about our call to live in His image, through studying His dealings with others.

Jesus' ministry on earth began as a result of the Father's will. His task was to bring many to God - so His task was to be a people person. He said, "'I have come down from heaven, not to do My own will, but the will of Him who sent me.

THE POSTSCRIPT, Carrie Classon

One of my favorite stories as a child was “Stone Soup.”

I don’t know if you know it or not. It’s an old European folktale, and there are a lot of variations, but in most of them two soldiers come into a town during a war. They ask for food, and everyone tells them they have nothing to eat. So the soldiers build a fire, and they ask an old woman if they can borrow a pot because they are going to make stone soup.