Faith Label
A 30-second reflection
Let's start simple. How old are you?
No wrong answers. Just be honest with Him.
Under 35
35 to 44
45 to 54
55 and over
What's been heaviest on your heart lately?
You're not the only one.
Have you ever felt guilty for worrying, as if a stronger Christian wouldn't?
When did you last feel truly close to God?
What do you need from Him right now?
Choose as many as you'd like.
7,000+ women now reach for His Word instead of their phone.
Who's on your heart most right now?
How's your prayer life, honestly?
What have you tried to stay close to Him?
Why it keeps slipping
Apps get buried under notifications. Plans end. Journals live in a drawer. None of them are on you at 3pm when the day gets loud. God told His people in Numbers 15 to wear a reminder on their clothes so they would look at it and remember His words. The reminder has to be where your eyes already go.
A faith that feels like habit isn't the end of the story.
From your answers, we're putting together the verse God may have for this season, and one small way to keep it close. Small, kept close, every day. That's usually where it turns. The people who love you tend to notice before you do.
Do you reach for your phone before you reach for Him in the morning?
Why we ask
The first thing your hands reach for sets the tone for the day. "In the morning, Lord, you hear my voice." (Psalm 5:3) Most women tell us the morning is where the gap starts.
How often does worry keep you up at night?
Why we ask
Philippians 4:6-7 doesn't say "don't have anxiety." It says bring it to Him, and His peace will guard your heart. Having anxiety doesn't mean you lack faith. It means you have something to bring Him.
Here's what your answers say. Read it honestly.
Where you are with HimA season of waiting
Your season
A season of waiting
The thing underneath it
How this actually gets fixed
- Something in front of your eyes. God's own answer to forgetting Him was never "try harder." It was a reminder you can see and touch. Numbers 15:39.
- The right verse, not a random one. Philippians 4:6-7 is the verse your answers point to. It opens at your collarbone every morning, written and read aloud.
- No willpower required. One tap of your phone on the cross. No app, no account, nothing to remember. The remembering is the point.
If you take it home today
TomorrowPhilippians 4:6-7 opens at your collarbone before your phone does.
Week 2Most women tell us this is when they catch themselves praying at odd hours without deciding to.
Day 60It's part of your walk, or you send it back and we refund every penny. That's the promise.
Buy One, Gift One Free. The second cross is for the person you were thinking of on question 8.
This is a reflection, not a diagnosis. The cross does nothing on its own. God does things. It reminds you to ask Him (1 John 5:14).
Your next 60 days with His Word on you.
1
Day 1
The box opens. You tap your phone to the cross and Philippians 4:6-7 opens, written, then read aloud. You read it twice. That's the whole routine.
7
Week 1
You catch it in the mirror at 8am and He crosses your mind before the day does. Your hand finds it in the car. A one-sentence prayer happens in a parked car.
14
Week 2
This is the week most women tell us about. You notice you've stopped forgetting to ask. The back page of your Bible gets its first line.
30
Day 30
The second cross has left the drawer. Someone in your house is tapping theirs too. Deuteronomy doesn't stop at your hand.
✓
Day 60
It's part of your walk, and hard to remember life without it. If it isn't, send it back for every penny. No questions.
Not because wood does anything. Because you finally stopped forgetting to ask, and God does things when His daughters ask.
Almost there. Three quick ones.
Your Verse
Your Season
Your Promise
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