they know not what they do

After suffering a horrible death at the crucifixion, Jesus pleaded with God to forgive those who crucified him.  God loves us, forgives us, and asks us to forgive others.

Peter denied Him 3 times

Even though Peter denied Jesus three times when Jesus needed him the most, Peter was forgiven and was made the first Pope, the rock of the church.  It does not matter how many times you have denied him too; He will always love, forgive, and welcome you back.

70 x 7

God's forgiveness is infinite. He asks us to forgive others not 7, not 70, but 70 times 7.  No matter what you have done or not done, God will always love you, forgive you, and welcome you back. 

99 for 1

God's love is so profound that He seeks out each individual who has strayed, leaving the ninety-nine loyal followers to find the one lost soul. No matter how far one has wandered or being absent in the
relationship, He welcomes you back, rejoicing in your return.

prodigal son or prodigal daughter

Despite the child’s waywardness and disrespect, the father welcomes him back with open arms, celebrating his return. This story serves as a powerful reminder that no matter how far we have strayed, God's love remains steadfast, and He eagerly awaits our return.

let he who is without fault cast the first stone

Jesus challenges us to reflect on our own imperfections before judging others. God's love encompasses all, urging us to focus on extending grace to others, as he extends grace to us.  

Saul to Paul

This serves as a powerful reminder of God's grace and the potential for redemption, no matter one's past.​ Jesus confronts Saul, who kills Christians, showing him that harming one of His believers is like harming Jesus. This moment leads to Saul’s conversion and transformation into arguably the greatest Apostle, Paul.

this I know

This is a youth starter shirt allowing children to share a favorite song…  “Jesus loves me, this I know…”