Carrie Lowrance

1 month ago | thewordorlando.com | Carrie Lowrance

Our society and culture push spending to the extreme when it comes to money. Living in excess has become a lifestyle. Our society pushes so much "debt" and "stuff-itis" it's enough to make your head spin. Bloated finances, mountains of debt, and having the latest "thing" are a normal way of life. This leads people to lives of stress and frustration, and yet the cycle continues. We also live in a very "me" dominated society. It's all about what I want and how I can get it.

1 month ago | crosswalk.com | Carrie Lowrance

In today’s society, married people are expected to have children. You hear people chiding the married couple about when they will get grandchildren, godchildren, or nieces and nephews. But what if you’re a Christian and don’t want kids? I am one of them. Never in my life have I ever wanted children. As a kid, I didn’t enjoy being around other kids, and I think this is because I was around adults my entire life, literally.

1 month ago | crosswalk.com | Carrie Lowrance

We all go through times when we feel like God is far away. These times can take many forms. Sometimes, we’re in a crisis, and we don’t know how we will make it through. Other times, we could pray about something for months or even years, waiting for an answer. It could be a situation that’s not considered a crisis, but we don’t know how to handle it or a particular person. God can feel far away for many different reasons. However, as Christians, God is always with us, even when we don’t feel like it.

1 month ago | wfil.com | Carrie Lowrance

We all go through times when we feel like God is far away. These times can take many forms. Sometimes, we’re in a crisis, and we don’t know how we will make it through. Other times, we could pray about something for months or even years, waiting for an answer. It could be a situation that’s not considered a crisis, but we don’t know how to handle it or a particular person. God can feel far away for many different reasons. However, as Christians, God is always with us, even when we don’t feel like it.

1 month ago | faithtalk970.com | Carrie Lowrance

We all go through times when we feel like God is far away. These times can take many forms. Sometimes, we’re in a crisis, and we don’t know how we will make it through. Other times, we could pray about something for months or even years, waiting for an answer. It could be a situation that’s not considered a crisis, but we don’t know how to handle it or a particular person. God can feel far away for many different reasons. However, as Christians, God is always with us, even when we don’t feel like it.