by MS Christian Living | Jan 30, 2026 | Columns, Faith Fashion & Fitness, Lifestyle
By Nicole Brown Hey y’all! Can you believe we’ve already flipped the calendar? There is something about that crisp chilly air in January and February that feels like a fresh canvas. As we settle into this new year, I’ve been reflecting on how beautifully our faith...
by MS Christian Living | Jan 30, 2026 | Columns, Inspiration, Living My Call
By Courtney Ingle After retiring from a career in the financial realm, Robert Leard recently became executive director of Twin Lakes Camp in Florence, Mississippi, where he oversees eternal investments in the hearts of young people. He spoke to MCL Contributing Writer...
by MS Christian Living | Jan 19, 2026 | Columns, Editor's Letter, News & Events, What's Going On
By Katie Ginn Christian, if you need a sign to tell you to pray, consider this it. On Thursday, January 15, Jackson Mayor John Horhn held a citywide prayer night at Thalia Mara Hall downtown, with local faith leaders praying for the city’s welfare, as well as...
by MS Christian Living | Jan 1, 2026 | Columns, Faith Fashion & Fitness, Lifestyle
By Jade Whitehurst Happy New Year, friends! As we step into a brand-new year, many of us feel a renewed desire to grow stronger – both in our faith and in our fitness goals. This season invites us to realign our priorities, reset our routines, and recommit to the...
by MS Christian Living | Jan 1, 2026 | Columns, Let's Talk It Over, Relationships
By Erin Kate Goode Pregnancy has a way of pulling back the curtain of the soul. The news alone of an unborn baby’s existence stirs up something holy in us, inviting questions about God, life, purpose, and the future. In that way, babies are the world’s smallest...
by MS Christian Living | Jan 1, 2026 | Columns, Editor's Letter
By Katie Ginn In January 2025, I rang in the new year with hot tea, Tylenol, and Jane Austen’s “Persuasion.” I was sick with the flu, the consequence of sitting by a stranger in a waiting room. In my flu-ravaged state, I couldn’t stand the idea of reading contemporary...
