Good News Florida

Good News FL is a Florida-based website that focuses on sharing uplifting and positive news stories, particularly those relevant to the state of Florida and its communities. The platform highlights acts of kindness, community service, local achievements, and inspiring events that often go unnoticed in mainstream media. By showcasing stories of resilience, generosity, and progress, the site aims to foster a sense of hope, unity, and pride among Floridians.

In terms of its relationship to providing uplifting news, Good News FL serves as a counterbalance to the predominantly negative news cycles that tend to dominate traditional outlets. It emphasizes the positive contributions of individuals and organizations within Florida, celebrating local heroes, innovative initiatives, and heartwarming moments. By focusing on these uplifting narratives, the site seeks to inspire readers to engage with their communities and recognize the good happening around them. Ultimately, **Good News FL** provides a refreshing and optimistic perspective, encouraging both residents and visitors to appreciate the positive aspects of life in Florida.

Good News Christian News
Good News Christian News
  1. COLORADO SPRINGS, CO  (August 21, 2025) — Dr. James C. Dobson, one of the most influential Christian leaders of the last half-century and a tireless advocate for the traditional family, passed away on August 21, 2025 at the age of 89. A psychologist, New York Times best-selling author, a Radio Hall of Fame broadcaster, and advisor to five U.S. presidents, Dr. Dobson dedicated his life to...
  2. What is a Christian worldview? Put simply, it’s the lens through which a believer understands, interprets, and responds to reality in a way that is consistent with biblical truth. It is not just about knowing Bible stories or going to church on Sunday. A biblical worldview shapes every part of life — from how we see God and humanity to how we understand work, culture, justice, relationships and...
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  5. Water is essential to life. One does not have to go too long to realize just how essential water is. Sometimes we need water without even being thirsty. The lack of water will often lead to a slow death, often without even realizing it. The poet, king, warrior, David, acknowledged that a tree planted by water is a sign of a healthy and blessed tree; the tree exists without having to thirst and...
  6. In a significant legal turn with major implications for America’s churches, the Internal Revenue Service has formally clarified that pastors and churches are free to address political issues and to endorse candidates from the pulpit to their own congregations without violating their tax-exempt status.  The official recognition came via a court filing on Monday, July 7, in response to a lawsuit...
  7. The Good News provides a monthly column with important content having to do with topics from the legal community. This month, Tripp Scott attorney Bill Davell interviews fellow Tripp Scott attorney Seth Donahoe, with an update on AI. A year and a half ago, this column warned readers, in the immortal words of Sgt. Phil Esterhaus, to “be careful out there” when it came to employing so-called...
  8. BiG Children’s Foundation provided a fun and enriching experience in July for at-risk youth, particularly those in foster care, aging out of the system, or experiencing homelessness, during their Summer Splurge 2025 summer camp. The program aims to improve the well-being of these youth by focusing on their mind, body, and spirit through various activities and skill-building opportunities,...
  9. You may have heard of the popular video game, and subsequent movie, “Angry Birds.” In the game players use a slingshot to launch various birds with unique abilities to strike down structures built by green pigs to destroy them and rescue their eggs. In the movie, Red is the temperamental desert cardinal and the leader of the flock. He is bossy, strict, egotistic and poor at stress and anger...
  10. The great Reformer Martin Luther taught that every Christian has four “vocations” (callings) in life: family, church, work and community. Out of those four, the workplace calling might be the most difficult for everyday Christians to figure out. After all, even though a pastor or missionary might easily understand how their workplace is a calling, an everyday worker might find it more...