Courtney and Jeremy Ingle with their kids

How your marriage impacts your kids

By Courtney Ingle As parents, it is our divine duty to raise our children to glorify God. We are trusted to raise them up, protect them, teach them, and lead them. But in some ways, it isn’t about...
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Ikie and Walter Beamon

How God has sustained our marriage for over 60 years

By Walter & Ikie Beamon In the six decades of our marriage, God has always shown up for us, especially during our most challenging times. From the beginning of our marriage, we have fervently...
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Chrissy Sanders

How Life Walk helped me go from compassion to action

By Chrissy Sanders Have you noticed how our society seems to love looking backward? We reboot old shows, revive old trends, and long for days that felt simpler and quieter … before everything we...
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Marian Hall at St. Catherine's Village

St. Catherine’s Marian Hall: A place of peace, purpose, and compassion

Submitted by St. Catherine’s Village At first, changes in behavior are small, almost indiscernible. But then they progress. Every day tasks become more difficult. Meals are skipped. Medications...
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Chris Bates

Something from Nothing

By Chris Bates The outdoors can be a canvas for us to shape and use well. From our backyards to farm fields, the earth can at times look empty or bare on the surface. Then, as we apply growth and...
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Katie and Stephen Ginn leaving their wedding reception

Our wedding-night disagreement

By Katie Ginn Three years ago this month, our wedding reception was dying down ahead of schedule. In my unbiased opinion, this was because we’d meticulously curated our set list - played by an...
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Recognizing the signs: How to spot child abuse early

By Breanna M. Little, LMSW As a parent, think about the first signs that let you know your child is sick. It might be that they are more sluggish, they turn down their favorite food, or they...
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Geno and Angie Lee

Geno & Angie Lee: From business to ministry and ‘dating’ again

By Courtney Ingle Most people know Geno and Angie Lee as the owners of Jackson’s Big Apple Inn restaurant and as children’s ministers at Word of Life Church. Over the years, their ministries, the...
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Worthy Woman Summit happening March 19-21

Submitted by Worthy Woman Summit The Worthy Woman Summit will return to Ridgeland, March 19-21, for a three-day faith-driven leadership experience designed to equip women in business, ministry,...
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Why I wrote a book for fellow first responders

By Clint Hatch My new book, “Keeping the Peace Within: Following Jesus as a First Responder,” has been a three-year process of God working in my heart what He wanted to say to first responders and...
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How your marriage impacts your kids

by | April 3, 2026 | Columns, Modern Motherhood, Relationships | 0 Comments

By Courtney Ingle As parents, it is our divine duty to raise our children to glorify God. We are trusted to raise them up, protect them, teach them, and lead them. But in some ways, it isn’t about what we do directly to or for our kids, but what we model. Because...
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How God has sustained our marriage for over 60 years

by | April 3, 2026 | Columns, Inspiration, This Is My Story | 0 Comments

By Walter & Ikie Beamon In the six decades of our marriage, God has always shown up for us, especially during our most challenging times. From the beginning of our marriage, we have fervently sought to honor God and follow Jesus Christ as dictated in holy...
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How Life Walk helped me go from compassion to action

by | April 3, 2026 | Columns, News & Events, What's Going On | 0 Comments

By Chrissy Sanders Have you noticed how our society seems to love looking backward? We reboot old shows, revive old trends, and long for days that felt simpler and quieter … before everything we thought could be typed, posted, and instantly shared. Over the past 20...
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St. Catherine’s Marian Hall: A place of peace, purpose, and compassion

by | April 3, 2026 | Columns, Health & Wellness, Health & Wellness | 0 Comments

Submitted by St. Catherine’s Village At first, changes in behavior are small, almost indiscernible. But then they progress. Every day tasks become more difficult. Meals are skipped. Medications forgotten. That’s when you realize everything isn’t “fine” and your loved...
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Something from Nothing

by | April 3, 2026 | Columns, Inspiration, Outside In | 0 Comments

By Chris Bates The outdoors can be a canvas for us to shape and use well. From our backyards to farm fields, the earth can at times look empty or bare on the surface. Then, as we apply growth and life to it, transformation happens. Driving through the north...
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Our wedding-night disagreement

by | April 3, 2026 | Columns, Editor's Letter | 0 Comments

By Katie Ginn Three years ago this month, our wedding reception was dying down ahead of schedule. In my unbiased opinion, this was because we’d meticulously curated our set list - played by an amazing live band! - for peak enjoyment and cardio activity, and had...
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Recognizing the signs: How to spot child abuse early

by | April 3, 2026 | Columns, Let's Talk It Over, Relationships | 0 Comments

By Breanna M. Little, LMSW As a parent, think about the first signs that let you know your child is sick. It might be that they are more sluggish, they turn down their favorite food, or they suddenly won’t leave your side. Regardless of what the specific sign may be,...
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Geno & Angie Lee: From business to ministry and ‘dating’ again

by | April 3, 2026 | Columns, Feature Story, Inspiration | 0 Comments

By Courtney Ingle Most people know Geno and Angie Lee as the owners of Jackson’s Big Apple Inn restaurant and as children’s ministers at Word of Life Church. Over the years, their ministries, the restaurant, and their dedication to God have transformed their marriage....
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Worthy Woman Summit happening March 19-21

by | March 1, 2026 | Columns, News & Events, What's Going On | 0 Comments

Submitted by Worthy Woman Summit The Worthy Woman Summit will return to Ridgeland, March 19-21, for a three-day faith-driven leadership experience designed to equip women in business, ministry, public service, and community leadership. Founded and hosted by Amy...
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Why I wrote a book for fellow first responders

by | March 1, 2026 | Columns, Inspiration, Living My Call | 0 Comments

By Clint Hatch My new book, “Keeping the Peace Within: Following Jesus as a First Responder,” has been a three-year process of God working in my heart what He wanted to say to first responders and their families. It was born out of a deeply personal journey shaped by...
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How’s your financial foundation? Tips & resources for 2026

by | Jan 30, 2026

Whether you’re saving for your emergency fund, approaching retirement, or just hoping your new air-conditioning unit was worth the hit to your wallet (thanks, Mississippi!), we all want to stay on firm financial footing. The banks, insurance agents, and wealth management firms in this article can...

RezFit nurtures body, mind, and spirit

by | Jan 1, 2026

By Courtney Ingle For Lee and Pamela Pickett, stepping into a gym changed far more than their fitness routine — it changed the trajectory of their lives. What began as an ordinary gym membership eventually became the foundation for something much larger: a thriving fitness community strengthening...

Health & fitness tips and resources for 2026

by | Jan 1, 2026

Need some ideas for how to jumpstart your health journey this year? Look no further! On the following pages are plenty of health and fitness tips, encouragement, and resources you can use in 2026.  Active Rest: Prioritize sleep This year’s focus is sleep. Medical professionals suggest 7 to 9 hours...