The Cure for the
Terminal Condition of Sin
The Evangelical Christian Voice in Chiropractic Since 1953
The Evangelical Christian Voice in Chiropractic Since 1953
The 2025 CCA Auxiliary Scholarship
Christian Chiropractors
Association
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SECOND PLACE ESSAY
Auxiliary Scholarship
Second Place Award - 2025
Christian Chiropractors Association, Inc. 2550 Stover, B-102 Fort Collins, CO 80525 1.800.999.1970 970.482.1404
Julia Klein
In
light
of
training
for
that
which
is
yet
to
come,
I
would
love
to
share
a
unique
habit
I
could
implement
in
my
practice,
but
the
best
way
I
know
to
live
in
preparation
for
eternity
is
to
execute
the
basics.
The
Lord
does
not
demand
extravagance;
He
simply
requires
surrender
and
obedience.
The
most
profound
actions
I
can
take
to
train
for
heaven
include
running
to
Him
in
prayer,
seeking
Him
daily
in
His
Word,
singing
to
Him
in
moments
of
praise
and
sorrow,
and
being
involved
in
the
body
of
Christ.
Growing
up,
I
have
realized
that,
as
humans,
we
hold
onto
the
world
very
tightly.
The
only
way
for
me
to
loosen
my
grip
and
authentically
run
the
race
set
before
me
is
to
be
consumed
by
the
goodness of God through these practices.
When
my
personal
relationship
with
the
Lord
is
in
right
standing,
I
will
walk
into
my
practice
as
a
different
person.
First
of
all,
prayer
allows
me
to
commune
with
God,
repent,
make
requests,
and
exercise
dependency.
The
Bible
cuts
to
the
heart,
revealing
my
inner
motives
and
inspiring
my
faith
through
the
stories
of
the
believers
in
Christ
who
came
before
me.
Additionally,
the
Scriptures
give
wisdom
and
instruction
while
recalling
God’s
faithfulness
throughout
the
generations.
Worship
sets
a
new
attitude
in
my
heart.
Being
involved
in
church
allows
me
to
be
corrected
and
encouraged
by
other
believers.
These
personal
disciplines
best
prepare
me
to
daily
live
for
Christ
within
my
occupation
as
a
chiropractor.
It
is
not by means of flesh that I store up riches in heaven for myself, but rather through Christ.
Furthermore,
exercising
the
basics
brings
awareness
of
who
God
is
and,
therefore,
who
I
am
as
His
daughter.
Knowing
my
God
allows
me
to
walk
in
authority
with
bold
authenticity.
My
life
can
testify
of
God’s
glory,
or
I
can
hide,
letting
the
enemy
discourage
me.
As
a
chiropractor,
confidence
is
required
to
walk
into
a
room
with
the
title
"Doctor"
and
accept
the
responsibility
of
caring
for
patients.
As
a
follower
of
Jesus
Christ,
humble
confidence
is
necessary
to
withstand
the
spotlight
on
my
strengths
and
the
exposure
of
my
weaknesses—all
for
His
glory.
Prayer,
worship,
God's
Word,
and
the
body
of
Christ
keep
my
mind
transfixed
on
God's
love
for
me
so
I
can
carry
out
challenging
assignments
and
fight
the
true
battle for the kingdom of heaven.
All
aspects
considered,
the
ultimate
way
for
me
to
train
for
that
which
is
yet
to
come
is
to
execute
the
basics,
live
authentically,
and
show
up
every
day
eager
for
God's
presence
in
my
life
to
overflow
to
others.
As
a
chiropractor,
I
need
to
be
ready
to
serve
my
patients,
but
even
more
importantly,
as
a
servant
of
the
Lord,
I
need
to
walk
intimately
with
Jesus
so
my
patients
and
community
can
witness
the
fragrance
of
God's presence in my life!
Julia Klein is a student at Life University and plans to graduate in December
of 2025.
“What I can do in my practice on a daily
basis to train for that which is to come”
by: Julia Klein
Life University
