When the task is too large, the hours too few, the weight too heavy. When you wonder quietly whether you are enough for what's being asked of you.
And then you remember the provenance of your power.
I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
Not some things. Not the easy things. Not the things you were already confident about. All things. The phone call you've been dreading. The conversation that needs to happen. The dream that feels too big to say out loud. The ordinary Tuesday that asks more of you than you have to give.
Philippians 4:13 was written by St. Paul in a letter to the early Christian community at Philippi — penned from a prison cell by a man who had been shipwrecked, beaten, and imprisoned for his faith, and who found he lacked nothing. That is the source of this strength — not circumstance, not confidence, not capability. Something far more reliable than any of those.
For the woman who knows where her strength comes from — and reaches for it daily.
This tee carries that declaration inside a hand-painted border inspired by a 17th century Mughal illuminated manuscript — the same tradition that preserved sacred words through centuries of uncertainty, one careful brushstroke at a time. Words worth wearing. Words worth living.
Garment-dyed Comfort Colors heavyweight tee. Soft, relaxed, built to last. Available in Black, Blue Spruce, Berry and Espresso.
