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  1. Issue · Aug 26, 2026

    A Story of Stillness (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    Hello JOMC Readers! I hope you are enjoying a wonderful Wednesday. Today’s post looks a bit different than our usual guest submissions or personal essays from me. I wanted to share with you a quick update to our publication schedule. For those who have been reading and following JOMC for a while, you may remember that last summer I took a season away from weekly publishing to rest, recover, and remember how to be present “in the present.” The time away was not only good for my soul, it allowed m

  2. Issue · Aug 19, 2026

    The Power Of Story When Redemption Is Beautiful (opens the original)

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    Have you felt lost, confused, or completely alone when faced with ongoing tragedy or unexpected transitions? If so, today’s guest shares her story of struggling through sorrow and the undeniable hope she found in Jesus when He met her in the messy, hard places of childhood trauma. I absolutely love Deborah’s revelation that “healing comes in layers.” Isn’t that just the truth? Sometimes the only way out is through, and restoration doesn’t happen overnight. This has proven true in my own past exp

  3. Issue · Aug 12, 2026

    The Power of Story When Careers Change (opens the original)

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    Late one evening, after a long day of work, I opened my email to find a submission from an author who was interested in sharing her story with JOMC. To be completely honest, I began reading a bit distracted by some heavy personal concerns, but wanted to honor the effort and willingness to share from my new guest. I have been in a season of significant transition and it seemed like every time I survived one hurdle, another unexpected obstacle was waiting right around the bend. I was becoming wear

  4. Issue · Aug 5, 2026

    The Power Of Story When Storms Lead To Restoration (opens the original)

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    So many of us encounter storms in this life. The question isn’t if a tempest will bring trials to your front door, but when. When the wind begins to blow, uncertainty and worry arrive in various forms. Sometimes you are greeted with loss or disappointment, others with ongoing struggle. One of the most common, but often unaddressed, strains that steal our peace can be financial burdens. Today’s guest, Ashley Larsen, transparently shares how she persevered through the literal and emotional financi

  5. Issue · Jul 29, 2026

    The Power Of Story When You Stop Commanding (opens the original)

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    How many of us have entered a season of transition expecting a particular path or outcome, only to find ourselves “lost” in unfamiliar territory? Whether planned or unplanned, change can be difficult to navigate and often takes much longer than anticipated. These delays can prompt us to question if, or how, God is working in and through our lives. However, like the wilderness seasons we read about in the Bible, God is often doing some of His best work during these days. He is sowing seeds of fai

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