Apparently, two Millennials who don’t particularly enjoy talking on the phone can still have a pretty good conversation. From The Rolling Stones lyrics to the Cracker Barrel logo to ultimately finding your passion and honoring God with the gifts He’s given you, it's a fun, lighthearted, and honest talk with Katie Ginn of Mississippi Christian Living magazine and the Oh My Word with Katie Podcast.

This podcast exists to remind you that grace-filled conversations matter. Sometimes they challenge us. Sometimes they encourage us. And sometimes they just remind us to laugh a little, think more deeply, and keep following Jesus faithfully.

Speaking up is part of being pro-life. If you want to help us keep these conversations going, becoming a Life Champion is one way to stand with us. ❤️

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This week on the CPC Metro Podcast, Anja Baker returns, joined by her husband, Nate, for one of our most honest conversations yet. When their second son was born, everything changed.

After a healthy pregnancy, an unexpected delivery complication left him with profound disabilities, and the life they had imagined suddenly looked very different. They don't sugarcoat what followed. They talked candidly about the fear, isolation, grief, and the daily challenges of raising a child with special needs.

Yet, woven through every part of their story is a faith that refuses to let hardship have the final word. The phrase that stayed with us was this: "You should say yes." Not because the road is easy, but because hardship is promised in the life of every Christian. The Bakers' story is a powerful reminder that God is always faithful; and there is joy, purpose, and profound beauty in obedience to Him.

Whether you're raising a child with special needs, walking through an unexpected season, or simply need the encouragement to trust God with what you didn't choose, we pray this conversation strengthens your faith and reminds you that every life is worth "saying yes" to.

In this episode, Chrissy and Erin Kate have a sweet discussion with Mr. Percy Thornton about how vital the role of committed monthly support is to our ministry. Percy is the owner and founder of Southern States Utility Trailer Sales, and he shares why being pro-life should be an easy position to take as a Christ-follower.

"We've all sinned, but I had never committed a sin where I felt like there was no coming back from." 

In this episode, special guest Kia shares her story of taking the abortion pill and the overwhelming grief that followed. Living in Florida and desperate for help, she searched the internet for answers and found hope through our abortion recovery ministry. Kia's story is raw, courageous, and a powerful reminder that redemption wins.

You'll also hear from Emily, our Medical Services Manager, as she shares insights from serving women facing abortion decisions every day, and the lies they are told when being sold the abortion pill.

This conversation offers a glimpse into why we're hosting our upcoming Culture of Life event and why these stories matter now more than ever.

If you're a Christian, then you are a missionary. Some are called to go. Others are called to send.

In this episode, Josh Quick of MidSouth Crawl Space Solutions and Landon Stroud of Complete Fitness share what it means to lead businesses that are committed to honoring God. These men may not work inside the walls of ministry, but their leadership, generosity, and bold support of life are helping fuel work that saves lives.

There's a lot of weight in this episode. After much prayer, we are able to welcome our new Men’s Ministry Advisor Al Arnold to the team, whose journey from faithful volunteer to staff leadership marks a powerful chapter for CPC Metro. This episode dives into the critical role of men in the pregnancy journey—from crisis moments to prevention to healing after abortion—and why their presence changes everything.

Erin Kate returns to her co-host seat with a special Life Walk recap, and Chrissy closes with a story that can only be described as a miracle.

Want to be a part of our Men's Ministry? Launch is May 30th, and there will be breakfast! Register here: https://bit.ly/4t8bdPu 

Recorded live at Trustmark Park, this special episode captures a morning full of joy as hundreds from across the pro-life community gathered to celebrate what God is doing through His people. Each guest brought a distinct perspective to the pro-life conversation: Joe Rooks, owner of Revell-Ace Hardware, Camryn Robertson, president-elect of Mississippi College Students for Life, and Allie Bennett, president of the Clinton Brick Street Players and Life Walk Team Captain for Holy Savior Catholic Church. Together, they represent the beauty of this movement, from business leaders to students to those active in the community. 

In this episode, we sit down with Beth Scarbrough, president of Rankin County Republican Women. Beth’s story is one of faith, humor, and life-changing choices. At 40, she received unexpected news: she was pregnant. Her ultrasounds brought worry instead of joy, and her doctor suggested abortion. Beth was devastated—until an ultrasound tech asked a question that would stay with her forever: “Ain’t you got no religion?” With her warm, down-to-earth humor, Beth reflects on faith, the ministry of “needing to be needed,” and the moments that shape our lives. Listening feels like sharing a coffee with a wise, intentional friend who’s lived through hard questions and come out shining on the other side.