Romans 12:2

Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.

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I'm Julie Kay Harbour, a passionate writer and content creator dedicated to helping others renew their minds with the transformative power of God's word. Through inspirational writing and thought-provoking content, I strive to inspire, encourage, equip, and walk alongside others on their faith journey. Join me as we explore the beauty of living a life rooted in God's truth and grace.

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-Helen Walton

It is not what you gather but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived.

At JK Creations, our mission is to help others renew their minds by focusing on what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent, and praiseworthy, as found in Philippians 4:8.

Through thoughtful creation and innovative products, we aim to inspire, encourage, and equip others on their journey of growth and transformation.

Devotionals by Julie

Whispers of Prayer: Breath Prayers for Anxiety Description

Whispers of Prayer is a pocket-sized treasure filled with short, rhythmic breath prayers for
moments when anxiety hits hard.

When anxiety weighs heavily on the chest, sometimes all you have is a whisper, and a whisper is more than enough.

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Devotional for Teachers

Dear Teacher

Is a heartfelt devotional filled with Scripture-based encouragement for the classroom and beyond.

When the demands feel endless and the days grow long, these short reflections remind teachers that their calling matters—and they’re never walking it alone.

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Journals by Julie

Biblical Journaling for Anxiety

Find peace in God’s Word with 30 scriptures to calm anxious thoughts.

This guided journal guides you through the following steps:
✨ Breathe It
✨ Write It
✨ Meditate On It
✨ Pray It
✨ Create It

By blending spiritual wisdom with science-backed techniques, this journal serves as a
powerful tool for anxiety relief.

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Biblical Journaling for Finding Your Identity In Christ

Discover your worth through 30 scriptures revealing

your true identity in Christ.

This guided journal walks you through these different ways of focusing on each scripture:
✨ Breathe It
✨ Write It
✨ Meditate On It
✨ Affirm It
✨ Journal It
✨ Create It

More than a journal, it’s a journey to understanding who you are in God’s eyes.

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Biblical Journaling for Renewing Your Mind

Transform your thinking with 30 scriptures that guide you to align your thoughts with God’s truth.

This journal walks you through the following exercises for each verse:
✨ Breathe It
✨ Write It
✨ Meditate On It
✨ Reflect On It
✨ Apply It

Blending biblical wisdom with practical techniques, this journal is a tool for renewal and
spiritual growth.

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Journaling to

F.A.C.E. the Holidays

Journaling to FACE the Holidays is a guided grief journal created to help process emotions, honor a
loved one, and find comfort in cherished memories during the tender holiday season.

Using the
acronym F.A.C.E.

F - Feel, A - Acknowledge,
C - Celebrate, E - Embrace

These journaling steps gently walk you
through Feeling your emotions, Acknowledging your loss, Celebrating your love, and Embracing
your memories.

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Blog Writings

Welcome to my writings - a sanctuary for inspiration and quiet reflection. Here, you will find a collection of my writings where I share reflections on faith, life, and the beauty of God's love.

A Season for Wintering

Is it time to come out yet? Like the groundhog in February, I find myself asking this question each year. I've learned to give myself permission to winter—a full season of drawing inward for retreat, quiet, and restoration. What I've discovered is that rest is not the absence of growth. It's simply a different kind of growth. When I emerge, it won't be because external pressures forced me out, but because I feel that quiet stirring beneath the surface that speaks of renewal.

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A Season for Wintering

Is it time to come out yet? Like the groundhog in February, I find myself asking this question each year. I've learned to give myself permission to winter—a full season of drawing inward for retreat, quiet, and restoration. What I've discovered is that rest is not the absence of growth. It's simply a different kind of growth. When I emerge, it won't be because external pressures forced me out, but because I feel that quiet stirring beneath the surface that speaks of renewal.

Wintering

Winter invites us to slow, to grieve what was lost, and to believe that stillness is not the end—but the beginning. A short poem for a season of wintering

Cultivating Renewal

Silent Night: A Song for the Suffering

Each Christmas Eve, candlelight and song remind us that peace does not come from the absence of chaos, but from the presence of Christ. Silent Night tells the story of a lullaby written for the suffering—and the peace it still offers today.

Suffering

The Untangling of Grief

Grief arrives as a tangled mess—threads of sorrow, anger, confusion, and love all knotted together. Over time, through gentle patience and grace, the mess begins to loosen. What once bound you becomes something you carry—woven into the fabric of who you are.

Suffering

If Not For The Suffering

We often wonder why God allows suffering—in the world and in our own stories. Yet the pages of Scripture are filled with people whose faith was forged in hardship. Abraham, Joseph, David, Esther—each carried stories lined with shadows. If not for the suffering, would we see the beauty of redemption, or the depth of God’s glory?

Suffering

Suffering Shapes Our Stories

Every story in Scripture bears the mark of suffering—Abraham’s journey, Joseph’s pit, Ruth’s loss, Paul’s prison walls. Yet each story also reveals a faithful God who brings purpose from pain. The same is true for us. Our suffering may shape our story, but it never gets to write the final word.

Hope in Hard Seasons

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