A shift in our focus can do much good for our attitude and heart, especially as we walk in times of uncertainty and struggle with not being in control. Suzanne Cole not only gives us a timely reminder of precautions we should be taking during the lockdown, but she also reminds us that we should still rejoice in Him, count our blessings, and stand on His promises.

Mississippi College is in the heart of Clinton, and due to the coronavirus, learning has taken an unexpected turn. Dr. Blake Thompson shares today how Mississippi College - it’s faculty and students are doing, plans for the days ahead, and how we always have a hope and future because of Christ.

Seeking the Lord’s face in good times is easy, but we must remember that even in the midst of difficulties, we must continue to seek after Him. Isaac Woodward shares encouraging words from Psalm 27 and some parting words as he and his family prepare to move back to New Orleans.

Finding ways to get through challenging times can be discouraging. Melissa Frasier, our Preschool Director, shares an encouraging word on how to view our wilderness times, and how to reassure our preschoolers that they are loved and going to be okay.

While the coronavirus may have many of us finding ourselves with less to do, there are many, including our healthcare workers and government officials who are staying busy helping to protect numerous people. Speaker of the MS House of Representatives, Philip Gunn shares with us today an update from the frontlines.

A sense of community is important and can help us all feel connected. Today, Clay Mansell, owner of The Clinton Courier, shares with us how his family is doing and some of what’s going on in the life of our Clinton Community.

When life is moving along normally, we know the daily in’s and out’s. What happens though when there is suddenly no play book? Drew Dabbs shares how our college students are caring for one another from a distance, and encourages us with a reminder that God makes no mistakes, and His purposes and glory will be fulfilled even during a pandemic lockdown.

Sometimes life changes on us when we least expect it. Mallory Burnside, a Clinton High School Senior, shares with us today why God might use those unexpected changes to show us what we really value.

While we may not able to go, we are still able to do. Today, Tim Rowan shares an update from our Missions Ministry and encourages us that during this difficult and questionable time, we should strive to hold fast to our God.

While the coronavirus may have changed our lives and schedules for the moment, it’s important to remember that there is still much good being done within our church and community, and that by God’s grace we are all doing well. Let's not forget, as Dr. Greg reminds us today, that He is our comfort and joy even among our difficulties.