Hi, I’m Lindsey. And this is my second tattoo. Referencing 1 Peter 2:24, “by His wounds you are healed,” and Isaiah 53:5, “But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed.” “by His wounds I have been healed,” a beautiful statement that I do not deserve and will never get over. Jehovah Rophi, the Healer. Something I wanted to be reminded of daily. View high resolution

Hi, I’m Lindsey. And this is my second tattoo.

Referencing 1 Peter 2:24, “by His wounds you are healed,” and Isaiah 53:5, “But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed.” 

“by His wounds I have been healed,” a beautiful statement that I do not deserve and will never get over. Jehovah Rophi, the Healer. Something I wanted to be reminded of daily.

One day at work I saw a NOTW sticker on a car in this design, and immediately knew it was referencing one of my favorite verses, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18: “Be joyful always; pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” I knew right then it would be my next tattoo. It might be weird to get inspired by a bumper sticker, but having it on my wrist is a really good reminder for myself, and offers a lot of opportunities to share Scripture when people ask me what it says!  View high resolution

One day at work I saw a NOTW sticker on a car in this design, and immediately knew it was referencing one of my favorite verses, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18: “Be joyful always; pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” I knew right then it would be my next tattoo. It might be weird to get inspired by a bumper sticker, but having it on my wrist is a really good reminder for myself, and offers a lot of opportunities to share Scripture when people ask me what it says! 

“May the Lord keep you in His hand, and never close His fist too tight” This is an Irish blessing, and as an Irish-Catholic it means a lot to me.  A lot of people read this and think it’s about the wrath of God, but it’s not. Think about it this way, when you hold something in your fist, with your palm out flat, you can see it perfectly.  The more you close your hand the less visible it is.  This is the true meaning of the blessing.  It’s about God always watching over you and never losing sight of you, and you always be in His protection.  Many blessings! throughfaithalone.tumble.com View high resolution

“May the Lord keep you in His hand, and never close His fist too tight”

This is an Irish blessing, and as an Irish-Catholic it means a lot to me.  A lot of people read this and think it’s about the wrath of God, but it’s not.

Think about it this way, when you hold something in your fist, with your palm out flat, you can see it perfectly.  The more you close your hand the less visible it is.  This is the true meaning of the blessing.  It’s about God always watching over you and never losing sight of you, and you always be in His protection. 

Many blessings!

throughfaithalone.tumble.com

This rings true in my everyday life. So many times we fail but God still looks down at us and say “I want you, with all your flaws and discrepancies. Just give it all to me.”  I’m so unworthy but still you love me. View high resolution

This rings true in my everyday life. So many times we fail but God still looks down at us and say “I want you, with all your flaws and discrepancies. Just give it all to me.” 

I’m so unworthy but still you love me.

“Bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you.” 

I went to a Gungor concert earlier this year and they had us proclaim “shalom” over our own lives. Ever since that day every morning when i wake up or when ever i am going through a tough time i proclaim “shalom” over my life and God blesses me with so much peace.  http://adventureisouttherego.tumblr.com/

I went to a Gungor concert earlier this year and they had us proclaim “shalom” over our own lives. Ever since that day every morning when i wake up or when ever i am going through a tough time i proclaim “shalom” over my life and God blesses me with so much peace. 

http://adventureisouttherego.tumblr.com/

Victory Ministries!

Shout out to http://unafraid42.tumblr.com/ for posting the most Christian tattoos we’ve seen on one human body! That’s impressive and we love it! A bunch of his stuff is on our site now, but definitely check him out! 

P.S. We love exclamation points! 

Galatians 2:20

Galatians 2:20

Guys,

I officially now have a tattoo! It’s from Galatians 2:20. It’s very short, simple and sweet. I love this verse because it’s a simple phrase but it has the most profound meaning. Living out Galatians 2:20 is like living out the Beautiful Exchange.

Do you want to experience a life that’s full of excitement and a life that’s worth living, then you have to exchange your life over His. Following Him isn’t easy, you and I will suffer because Christ Himself suffered, but the beauty about it is we get to suffer along side with Christ and when we leave this place called ‘earth’ we get to spend eternity with Him.

If you claim to be a Follower of Christ, God has promised that He has already prepared a calling in your life but unless we allow that ‘Beautiful Exchange’ to take place, we will remain a ‘Fan of Christ’ rather a ‘Follower of Christ.’

One last thing, Christ life was marked with submission and full obedience to the Father. When we understand this truth, we unlock the key to having a transformed and radical life by exchanging our lives For His.

For His name and renown,
Mark Muldez

Holy Spirit in Hebrew: Jesus says that it is better to have the Spirit of God living in us rather than walking with Him in the flesh. In acts Jesus says once the Holy Spirit comes upon you that you will receive power. Our bodies are temples for the Holy Spirit, “temple” is another word for holy of holies which was where in the Tabernacle where God’s spirit dwelled.

 

Lighthouse: So this one is one of my favorites. The lighthouse stands for the light of Christ going into the dark world, like how the dark clouds and stormy weather with the waves crashing too. Then the lyrics are from the song Saul of Tarsus by For Today. I will proclaim the name of Christ to a dead and dying world! I am not ashamed! Which comes from Romans 1:16  For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes. I am not ashamed to proclaim the name of Christ, I will never back down from proclaiming the Good News.