by MS Christian Living | Sep 1, 2026 | Columns, Let's Talk It Over, Relationships
By Andy Miller IV Recently, there has been a noticeable trend in Gen Z men toward more traditional atmospheres for worship. Catholic, Orthodox, and more high-church Protestant denominations have reported an increase in attendance. To some, this reversion is irrational...
by MS Christian Living | Jul 1, 2026 | Columns, Let's Talk It Over, Relationships
By Annalissa Cochran I admit it. I am biased. J.R.R. Tolkien made his mark on me when I was 12 and captured my heart and imagination in tandem. Reading “The Hobbit” for the first time is a memory that never seems to grow dull. I was smitten then, and I’m smitten now...
by MS Christian Living | May 1, 2026 | Columns, Let's Talk It Over, Relationships
By Rochelle Thompson On many Mother’s Days, I have heard the sentiment that if you are not a mom, the day doesn’t apply to you. However, being a mom is about much more than giving birth. Biological or not, it is the moms and mother figures who show up for...
by MS Christian Living | Apr 3, 2026 | Columns, Let's Talk It Over, Relationships
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,...
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 | Nov 1, 2025 | Columns, Let's Talk It Over, Relationships
Submitted by Palmer Home for Children An interview with Kiona Pharr, LSW, Senior Director of Children’s Programs at Palmer Home for Children. When children grow up without a consistent role model, they often miss out on more than guidance. They miss seeing what...
