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2 months ago | 
canadafreepress.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
Available On Amazon By Jim Ross Lightfoot ——Bio and Archives--April 7, 2025Lifestyles | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us Tracks in the Brass is a gripping murder mystery that follows Detective Soper as he tirelessly pursues the killer of retired banker Hershel Harper. After moving from Iowa to California to be near their grandchildren, Harper is brutally murdered in a gangster-style attack.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
news-journal.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
As I sit in God’s waiting room, the word “experience” keeps bouncing off the walls. What does experience mean, and why is it important? If you are a mechanic, you must work on engines and know what you’re doing when you apply for a job. The same is true for electricians, plumbers, and people in the business world. Experience is a valuable thing to have on your resume. But what about government work?
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
canadafreepress.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
This will be a battle of private sector experience against deep state political experience By Jim Ross Lightfoot ——Bio and Archives--November 19, 2024American Politics, News | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email UsAs I sit in God's waiting room, the word “experience” keeps bouncing off the walls. What does experience mean, and why is it important? If you are a mechanic, you must work on engines and know what you're doing when you apply for a new job.
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
townhall.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
As I sit in God's waiting room, the word “experience” keeps bouncing off the walls. What does experience mean, and why is it important? If you are a mechanic, you must work on engines and know what you're doing when you apply for a new job. The same is true for electricians, plumbers, and people in the business world. Experience is a valuable thing to have on your resume.
But what about government work?
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
news-journal.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
Sitting here in God’s waiting room, the word “nasty” violently bounces around the room. The source is all the rhetoric in the presidential election. Politics has always been a rough-and-tumble business. However, after riding this old rock named Earth around the sun 86 times, the vitriol and hate we witness have never been this intense. Yes, politicians take shots at each other. Yes, they have differing opinions regarding how to address the issues facing the people they hope to represent.
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Oct 27, 2024 | 
townhall.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
Sitting here in God’s Waiting Room, the word “facts” bounces off the walls. Why? The answer is relatively simple. As we wind down a very contentious, angry, and hate-filled name-calling Presidential race, what the dickens is true or false?
A different look at the candidates for all offices may offer some solid answers. Humans tend to reflect on their parents and the values that surround them as they grow from babies into adults. What did Mom and Dad do for a living?
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Oct 26, 2024 | 
townhall.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
Sitting here in God’s waiting room, the word “nasty” violently bounces around the room. The source is all the rhetoric in the presidential election. Politics has always been a rough-and-tumble business. However, after riding this old rock named Earth around the sun 86 times, the vitriol and hate we witness have never been this intense.
Yes, politicians take shots at each other. Yes, they have differing opinions regarding how to address the issues facing the people they hope to represent.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
canadafreepress.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
The future of our country, and by extension, the world, is in your hands. Even if you must hold your nose regarding the candidate, vote for the principles and values you support. The future of America is in your handsBy Jim Ross Lightfoot ——Bio and Archives--October 24, 2024Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Email UsSitting here in God’s waiting room, the word “nasty” violently bounces around the room. The source is all the rhetoric in the Presidential Election.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
telegraphherald.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
Sitting here in God’s waiting room, the word “heal” keeps bouncing around. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, heal, means: A) to make free from injury or disease; to make sound or whole. B) to make well again; to restore to health, heal the sick C) to cause (an undesirable condition) to be overcome; mend — the troubles … had not been forgotten, but they had been healed — William Power. D) to patch up or correct (a breach or division) heal a breach between friends.
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Oct 19, 2024 | 
townhall.com | Jim Ross Lightfoot
Sitting here in God’s waiting room, the word “heal” keeps bouncing around. According to the Merriam—Webster dictionary, heal, means: a: to make free from injury or disease : to make sound or whole. b: to make well again : to restore to health, heal the sick c: to cause (an undesirable condition) to be overcome : Mend: the troubles … had not been forgotten, but they had been healed—William Power. d: to patch up or correct (a breach or division) heal a breach between friends.
