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Addictions

Like a Little Child

by Dr. Rose Gamblin January 5, 2011

I wrote this book with the strong belief that most addictive and high-risk behaviors can be avoided if we understand and take action to support and nurture the spirituality of the young child. Research has proven that all addictions stem back to a low sense of self worth. This book is a call to action to support [...]

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Applying the Ten Top Wellness Tips to Everyday Life

by Dr. Rose Gamblin October 13, 2010

 We had a great show with Charles Mills. As we talked about applying the ten top wellness tips to everyday life, I couldn’t help but think about myself. How could I feel better, have more energy, and keep from getting the annual virus? I have one very bad habit. Every year about this time, I [...]

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We Won’t Let the She-Bears Get Them

by Dr. Rose Gamblin July 22, 2010

There isn’t one of us who wants harm to come to our children; we certainly don’t want the “she bears to get them.” What do we do when we see them heading on a self-destructive path? Kalyn’s Secret is a story about such an experience. As a pastor’s kid, Kalyn was active in church, a [...]

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Video Gaming/Pros and Cons

by Dr. Rose Gamblin July 6, 2010

What is video gaming, and how did it start? It all started in 1949, when a young engineer named Ralph Baer was given an assignment to build a television set. He wasn’t supposed to build just any television set, but one that would be the absolute best of all televisions. This was not a problem [...]

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Keeping Kids Safe From Abduction, Violence, and Exploitation

by Dr. Rose Gamblin April 15, 2010

Keeping Kids Safe From Abduction, Violence, and Exploitation According to the U.S. Department of Justice more than 300,000 children in the U.S. are at risk every year for commercial sexual exploitation. Teri Williams from NBC reported that investigators and researchers estimate the average predator in the U.S. can make more than $200,000 a year off [...]

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Ride for a Reason

by Dr. Rose Gamblin March 25, 2010

Pastor Bob Sparenberg Show 3-24-10 The idea that each one of us should “ride” (live) for a reason seems logical. In fact, when children discover the reason for their existence, their self-worth is transformed and attitudes dramatically improve. This belief is embodied in the person of Pastor Bob Sparenberg. Bob is a motocross enthusiast who [...]

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Is Caffeine Really a Drug?

by Dr. Rose Gamblin August 23, 2009

Caffeine is defined as a drug because it stimulates the central nervous system, causing increased heart rate, alertness, and is addictive. Caffeine is naturally produced in the leaves and seeds of many plants as is Cocaine. It’s also produced artificially and added to certain foods. The principal action of caffeine is as an antagonist of [...]

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