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I'm Back: Faith, Grief, and the Pain of Miscarriage

Stephanie Moorman returns to She Stands Victorious to talk about miscarriage, blended families, and the real pain behind "common" losses. She shares her own experience, offers empathy for women grieving pre-born or infant loss, and explains her calling to support stepmothers and blended families. She invites listeners to leave questions or stories for future episodes, affirms faith and healing, and promises more focused conversations soon.   Join My Email List  https://shestandsvictorious.kit.com/051ba4d879 [https://shestandsvictorious.kit.com/051ba4d879]

The Surprising Gift: What Myrrh Teaches Us About Christmas Hope

Stephanie Moorman reflects on a sermon from Matthew 2 and the surprising meaning behind the gifts the wise men brought to Jesus—especially myrrh, a burial spice that foreshadows his suffering and death. She connects this biblical insight to real grief during the holidays, offering comfort and hope that Jesus entered suffering on purpose and defeated death, so loss does not have the final word. The episode closes with a short prayer and encouragement to hold fast to the hope of eternity with Christ and loved ones.

You Are Not Alone This Christmas: Comfort for Mothers After Infant Loss

Host Stephanie offers a tender holiday message for mothers grieving infant loss, acknowledging the pain of the season and giving permission to feel whatever comes. She shares scripture (Psalm 34:18), simple remembrance ideas (ornaments, candles, visits), a personal story about her son Jax, and a steady hope in Jesus and reunion, plus encouragement for the year ahead.

Not God's Punishment: Finding Hope After Loss

Host Stephanie Moorman addresses the painful question of whether God punishes parents through loss, using John 9 and Romans 8 to show that suffering is not punishment but can reveal Gods glory. She shares her personal story of losing her son Jax and how God has used that tragedy to spread the gospel. Stephanie offers brief, practical steps—speak Scripture aloud, seek a community of believers, and pray honestly—and invites listeners to find hope in Jesus and join a supportive online group. Join our brand-new community!  Help me create a space for grieving mothers to find support. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1462081391499452 [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1462081391499452]

How the guilt from grief holds us back from healing during Infant Loss, Miscarriage, or Stillbirth

Episode Overview: In this heartfelt episode, Stephanie Moorman addresses one of the heaviest burdens many grieving mothers carry—guilt after the loss of a child. Drawing from her own personal journey after losing her infant son Jax, Stephanie discusses the nature of guilt, how it manifests in grief, and why it is important to address it with honesty and faith. She guides listeners through acknowledging these feelings, reframing their thoughts with God’s truth, and moving toward healing and peace. Key Topics: * Understanding Guilt in Grief: Stephanie explores the many forms of guilt following child loss—whether rooted in reality or imagined—and how it becomes a persistent voice of self-condemnation. * Personal Story: She shares her own struggles with guilt after the passing of her son Jax, specifically recalling the decision to leave his side for one night and the regret that followed. * The Enemy’s Role in False Guilt: Stephanie reminds listeners that, as Christians, the enemy (Satan) uses guilt as a weapon to isolate and torment, especially after such a vulnerable loss. * Practical Steps to Address Guilt: * Acknowledge your feelings honestly and talk to God about them. * Receive forgiveness—reminding yourself that you could not have changed God’s plan. * * * Receive forgiveness—reminding yourself that you could not have changed God’s plan. * Replace lies and shame with biblical truth; recite scripture and speak grace over yourself. * Biblical Encouragement: Stephanie shares powerful verses such as Isaiah 61:3 ("He will give them beauty for ashes...") and Psalm 34 ("The Lord is close to the brokenhearted...") to encourage listeners and remind them of God’s presence in their grief. * Journaling and Community: She suggests journaling as a healing tool, encourages pouring your heart out to God, and invites listeners to join her new Facebook community for support and conversation. Highlighted Quotes: * “Guilt, real or imagined, is the inner voice that haunts us when we try to sleep or when we catch ourselves laughing again.” * “Guilt delays our healing because you don’t feel like you deserve peace. Guilt creates isolation and shame. We blame ourselves when God is ultimately in control.” * “Declare to yourself: God is exchanging my sorrow for beauty, my grief for joy.” Takeaways: * You are not alone in your grief journey; guilt is a common struggle after loss, but it does not have to define you. * Address guilt honestly and replace negative self-talk with God’s truth. * Reach out for support, whether through journaling, prayer, or joining a nurturing community. Connect with Stephanie: * Leave a Review: Your feedback helps reach more women in need of encouragement. * Join the Community: Check out the link in the episode description to join Stephanie’s new Facebook group designed for women who are healing and growing together. If this episode encouraged you, please share it with a friend and subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. Until next time—stand firm and stay rooted in God's Word. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1462081391499452 [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1462081391499452] healing from grief,  guilt after child loss, grief process, Christian encouragement, infant loss, stillbirth, self-forgiveness, false guilt, regret, spiritual healing, God's control, coping with grief, journaling emotions, scripture for healing, emotional isolation, shame, loss of a child, self-accusation, self-condemnation, support for grieving mothers, spiritual support, community for grieving women, declaring God's truth, reframing negative thoughts, Christian motherhood, guilt and forgiveness, building faith community