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-Read MoreThe Cradle that Rocked the World
- Dr. Rob Pacienza
- 19 Dec 2023
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The Role of Chiropractic Care in Preventing Back Pain
- Dr. Mike Rozenblum
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Back pain is unfortunately all too common. This debilitating condition affects people of all ages and backgrounds. It can be due to injuries, poor posture, muscle imbalances and even structural issues within the spine. Chiropractic care is a non-invasive approach to healthcare. It plays a significant role in preventing and alleviating back pain. Millions of Americans enjoy a better quality of health as a result of Chiropractic Care. In this article, we will explore how chiropractic care can treat and prevent back pain. Understanding the spine’s importance The spine, often referred to as the backbone, serves as the central […]
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Out With The Old, In With The New
- Omar Aleman
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Adam and Eve were rooted out of the Garden, Cain was booted from his land and Noah’s descendants scooted out of Babel when God confused their language. Abram scooted from his country when God promised to make his descendants a great nation, Hagar and Ishmael were booted out of the family home with the arrival of Isaac, and Lot was rooted out of Sodom prior to its destruction. Exile was at the heart of these events, and these encompass less than half of the first book of the Bible. From old to new Forced absence from one’s country or home […]
-Read MoreAI and You: Let’s Be Careful Out There
- William C. Davell
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The Good News provides a monthly column with important content having to do with topics from the legal community. This month features a conversation with Paul Lopez, COO of Tripp Scott. The ChatGPT artificial intelligence app and its competitors can do very cool things. More than 100 million consumer and business users have reportedly employed these AI tools to compose articles, letters, essays, scripts, academic papers, resumes and job applications, work assignments and homework; generate images; develop code and software; analyze customer data; and create business plans and strategies. People in our profession have even used AI apps to write […]
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The Warmth of A Home
- Kevin Enders
- 14 Dec 2023
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We have this tradition at 4KIDS where every Christmas season we gather all our foster and adoptive families for big Christmas parties in our different regions. One part of that Christmas party is our gingerbread house competition. We break out into groups and decorate all of these gingerbread houses, which with hundreds of kids in one room, you can imagine, is quite the sight! Home in the Warmth One of my first years going to these Christmas parties as 4KIDS’ President, there was a young boy who eagerly recruited me to be on his gingerbread house team. His little brother […]
-Read MoreWhat’s your favorite quote from any Christmas movie and why?
- The Good News
- 13 Dec 2023
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As we head into the holidays, Good News Wants to Know… What’s your favorite quote from any Christmas movie and why? I recently saw the new Christmas movie, “Journey To Bethlehem.” I must admit, I was quite skeptical about the nativity story being told as a musical. However, I was pleasantly surprised, and I really liked the way the story was presented (apart from a few weird scenes). There was a line in the movie that hit me in a personal way. It was something that Mary’s mother said to Mary, and one that I think we can all relate to. She […]
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The Hope of Christmas
- Dr. Tommy Boland
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I think we could all use a little infusion of hope just about now. I don’t believe anyone would say that the last few years have been the best. Ever since the onset of COVID-19, all that was solid, familiar, and safe seems to have been jarred shockingly loose. Social media, once a place to connect with “friends,” is now a hotbed of harsh and hurtful diatribes. Family members won’t speak to each other because of sharp political disagreements. Many of our major cities have degenerated into debauched crime zones. Everything from automobiles to groceries to insurance is considerably more […]
-Read MoreOur Christmas Family Trees
- Lisa May
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Germany is credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition by the 16th century when sources record devout Christians bringing decorated trees into their homes. Some built Christmas pyramids of wood and decorated them with evergreens and candles if the wood was scarce. It is widely believed that Martin Luther, the 16th-century Protestant reformer, first added lighted candles to a tree. According to a common version of the story, walking home one winter evening, Luther was awed by the stars twinkling amidst evergreens. To recapture the scene for his family, he erected a tree in the main room and decorated its branches […]
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ChristMISS
- Stephan Tchividjian
- 12 Dec 2023
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I often have regrets after Christmas. I regret spending too much time on the unimportant. I regret cutting a conversation short because I became bored with it and wanted to move on to something else. I regret times when I was more concerned about my diet than indulging in someone’s baked cookies begging me to simply “try one.” I regret worrying about the next year while not enjoying the moment. I regret not saying “thank you” enough. I regret seeing the next item on my calendar as a duty and dread rather than a God-given opportunity. I regret the momentary […]
-Read MoreStrikeForce 421 Announces Grant Semi-Finalists
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A generous group of women and men attended the StrikeForce 421 Gather and Give Breakfast at the Lauderdale Yacht Club on November 9 to learn more about the incredible work being done for the Lord in South Florida. Strikeforce 421 Semi-Finalists This season’s grant semi-finalists were announced during the breakfast, including CityHouse, a ministry providing housing and services to single mothers and children facing homelessness in Florida. Knox Theological Seminary, a ministry equipping pastors and lay people to proclaim the gospel. Lighthouse 4Students, an in-school and after school mentoring program for youth. Sheridan House Family Ministries, a ministry serving children […]
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