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This design provokes people to consider their priorities in life. God before all. You before me. And me as the humble disciple last. It challenges people to consider the upside-down kingdom of God where we put others before ourselves and God above everything.
This design seeks to start a conversation with people and allow politics to get in the way of our relationships. It says that it’s most important to consider yourself a child of God’s kingdom over political affiliation.
This design calls us to remember that we only have a short time on earth, and our end could come at any moment. Many Christians discuss the end times and whether the world is in them or approaching them. This design acknowledges that no matter when it's the end time, each of us is in our personal end time, and we have to decide for Christ.
This design speaks to our risen Savior and is intended to prompt a discussion of how the Son of God was risen to save our eternal lives at the sunset of our time on earth. The bright sun provokes an image of a beautiful sunrise, while the question mark under the horizon line begs the question of where the person you are speaking with will be at their final sunset.
There are several biblical perspectives on “Standing in the Gap” for others, but the most important is intercessory prayer. We literally stand in the gap between unbelievers and God, earnestly praying for God’s grace and mercy to reach the individual. This design tells the person you’re speaking with that you love them enough to stand in the gap between them and salvation.
The ring of honor is a reference to the honor given to athletes in many sporting fields. Also, specific sports like professional football, MMA, boxing, and others have specific rings of honor for past teams or individuals. This of course references the honor owed Christ for His sacrifice on the cross for us. The goal of this design is to get sports fans to see the reference and ask about it.
This design invites the reader to ask, “What does that symbol mean?” It simply reads “God is Greater than my Ups and Downs”. By asking how their day is going, we are asking if they know that no matter their challenges, God is greater and can help them overcome. Conversely, if they are in a season of plenty and everything is going great, then God should be recognized as the giver and be praised for His provision.
This design lets people know that they are safe in your general area from judgement. It welcomes those who feel unincluded in God’s plan to talk with you about the inclusiveness of the Gospel. No matter their particular leanings or beliefs, God has a plan for them. The Gospel is Good News for all people, because all are sinners in one way or another.
Security staff are generally strong, daring individuals who guard important persons. In John 10:11, Jesus tells us that He is the Good Shepherd, and the shepherd guards his flock with his staff. This image is meant to convey that Christ, the Good Shepherd, is all the security we need in life.
This design challenges people we meet to consider their key to life. Is it their wealth? Status? Power? Are they confused by the very thought? If their key to life resides in idols then they are missing the abundant life found only in Jesus, then we need to share that the saving grace of Jesus is the true key to their life.
This design simply acknowledges that Jesus is the Morning Star, and that you start each day in gratitude for your relationship with Him. It challenges conventional culture where stars are sports or entertainment personalities. The only star we need is Jesus.
This design invokes the hanging of our Savior on a tree (cross made from a tree) and is intended to prompt a discussion of how Christ sacrificed his life for us on the cross. The drops of blood signify the blood shed for us through His willing sacrifice.
This design reminds people we meet that Jesus is the cornerstone and most important building block of life. We all encounter many building blocks in life, such as education, career, family, etc. But the critical building block, the cornerstone, is Jesus.
This design is a play off the iconic Maxwell House coffee commercials that claimed its coffee was “good to the last drop”. Jesus of course lived a perfect life right up to the last drop of blood shed for us. The goal for this design is to have people ask you if the design is referencing the old commercial.
This design is for all those that donate blood to save lives with their sacrifice. It reminds us that the ultimate blood donor was our savior Jesus Christ.
This design challenges people to recognize that the Holy Spirit provides the armor of God, and with His protection we can do all things that further the Will of God. It is all the protection we need to fight God's battles.