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I’m not exactly sure how we got on the subject. I think we were trying to get the idea of working across to the Kindergarten son in the vain hope of picking up his room. 6 yr old – “Where does the money come from?” I’m always hesitant to post something outright political, but this is fascinating. Daily Beast has compiled every candidate’s (including Obama) top 5 contributors and the amount. For the most part they are corporations. And while I’m sure quid pro quo could be lurking under some of it, my guess is more that a candidate’s voting . . . → Read More: Interesting Political Factoid Michael Lewis is best know for Moneyball, but his is one of the best financial writers around. His secret is that he can take the numbers and tell a story. He can translate from financial Joe to average Joe. This is his latest article on the California or State financial crisis. The succession of . . . → Read More: Michael Lewis please see St. Paul…. Full Text Text: Luke 23:27-43 Christ the King is the last Sunday of the church year. This coming Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent or the church’s new year. The emphasis of Christ the King is the pretty simple – the ascended Christ is Lord of All – hidden now, revealed at times, revealed for . . . → Read More: Christ the King – one rule, not multiple  Comments are closed  Luke, Sermons  Christ the King, coronation, Harry Potter, holidays humanity, King, Luke, money, stewardship, thanksgiving, Voldemort |
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