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  • 2 weeks ago | crosswalk.com | Carrie Lowrance

    Going on vacation is always something to look forward to. There are always lots of fun things to do and see and people to meet. However, not everyone shares the same values and standards, so sometimes situations can become awkward or inappropriate. So, where can you take your kids that are Christian friendly? Here are some vacation destinations your whole family will love. Explore the Holy Land or Enjoy Beachfront Worship Explore the Holy Land or Enjoy Beachfront Worship SLIDE 1 OF 61.

  • 2 weeks ago | thewordorlando.com | Carrie Lowrance

    We live in a fast-paced world full of excess. Our society teaches us we should have the best of everything, that it’s “all about me,” and to do anything we have to in order to get what we want. We can spend at the push of a button online. Order that designer purse, book that extravagant vacation, or buy that brand-new SUV. We can buy all these things online without ever leaving our homes. If you have to go into debt to do it, who cares? This is the norm in our society. Debt is king, almost a lifestyle.

  • 2 weeks ago | thewordorlando.com | Carrie Lowrance

    Going on vacation is always something to look forward to. There are always lots of fun things to do and see and people to meet. However, not everyone shares the same values and standards, so sometimes situations can become awkward or inappropriate. So, where can you take your kids that are Christian friendly? Here are some vacation destinations your whole family will love. Explore the Holy Land or Enjoy Beachfront Worship  1.

  • 1 month ago | crosswalk.com | Carrie Lowrance

    Graduation is upon us, and for some grads, it can lead to a lot of unease and anxiety. Graduation marks the end of what is normal for them as they step out into the great unknown. Society seems to believe that our graduates must have it all figured out when they leave high school or college. This is ridiculous. Many kids don’t know exactly what they want to do when they leave high school.

  • 1 month ago | crosswalk.com | Carrie Lowrance

    Memorial Day is a profound reminder of the sacrifices made by countless individuals for our freedoms through their service. This day is primarily about honoring those who have fallen, but also taps into deeper realms of faith and spirituality. This day reminds believers to consider entwining faith with national identity. Christian doctrine highlights the importance of sacrifice, selflessness, and loving one’s neighbor, all attributes of those who have served and are serving in the military.