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Encouragement to keep our eyes fixed on Jesus & stand in Reverent Awe of Him
When Leaves Lie
At Reverent Awe, we believe testimony isn’t worn—it’s lived. This post explores Jesus’ warning against leaf-filled faith that lacks fruit, reminding us that real faith is proven through repentance, obedience, and abiding in Christ. Leaves fade, but fruit remains.
Fixate
This New Year, fix your eyes on what truly matters: Jesus, your God-given calling, and His mission. Grounded in Scripture, it reminds us that God’s power enables faithful living, focused priorities, and the sharing of the gospel. For 2026, the call is to fixate—to center our hearts on Christ, steward what He entrusts to us, and respond in reverent awe to His unshakable Kingdom.
Standing in Reverent Awe
This post reflects on a year marked by Scripture, obedience, and growing reverent awe of Christ. Looking back on 2025, we trace how God used each season to deepen faith, shape worship, and anchor our mission in eternal truth. With eyes fixed on Jesus, we step forward into 2026 expectant of continued growth, courage, and Gospel impact!
A Child is Born
In a season that fills quickly and fades quietly, we can easily forget the staggering truth at the center of Christmas: our Holy God stepped into humanity to redeem us. This reflection walks through who the baby of Bethlehem truly is — the prophesied Messiah, the humble King, the Son of God, and the Savior of the world. Let this be your invitation to renewed reverence and awe!
The Comparison Game
Explore how comparison quietly pulls us away from Jesus, using Peter’s moment with John in John 21 as a powerful example. Jesus redirects Peter with the simple yet piercing command, “What’s it to you? You follow Me.” We’re reminded that restoration is personal, callings are unique, and freedom comes when we fix our eyes on Christ instead of others!
Rest to Remain
A reflection on learning that true rest isn’t wasted time—it’s worship. God invites us to pause, realign our hearts, and find renewal in His presence.
The Weight of Wanting More
This post reflects on Jeremiah 45:5 and God’s call to let go of self-serving ambition. Through Baruch’s story, we’re reminded that true peace isn’t found in success or recognition, but in surrendering to God’s will. When we stop chasing “great things” and start trusting His plan, we find the rest our souls have been craving!
The Defense That Never Rests
Hear how God used a simple conversation to remind what it means to live in readiness — to always be prepared to share the hope we have in Christ. Our faith is meant to be active, a defense that never rests. Through Scripture and reflection, this post explores how we can live as bold witnesses for Jesus by diving into His Word, drawing near to Him, and walking in obedience. Be encouraged to live a life defending the radiant hope in Christ!
Out of the Heart, the Mouth Speaks
Words are powerful. And as believers, we are taught from scripture that what flows from our mouth proceeds from our heart. Read more to dive deeper into the tension of the heart to mouth connection and fix your eyes again on the One who is sanctifying us through it.
Unashamed for Christ!
Paul in 1 Corinthians 15:50–58 declares that death is defeated and victory is ours in Christ. Because of this, now is the time to stand firm, live boldly, and abound in the work of the Lord!
2 Years of Reverent Awe!
2 full years of Reverent Awe!
To celebrate 2 years of Reverent Awe, the 3 Co-Founders answered six questions to reflect on the journey so far! From the reminder that this brand is more than a business to funny behind-the-scenes memories, this blog post captures once again the heart behind Reverent Awe. Through all of the mourning and dancing, the mission always remains: to spread the awe and fame of Jesus!
Strength in Adversity
“Strength in Adversity” reflects on Proverbs 24:10, reminding us that while our own strength falters, God’s strength never fails. True renewal comes from waiting on Him. Read more to be encouraged in your walk through trials!
The Lord is Sufficient, I Lack Nothing!
The Lord is sufficient, I lack nothing! My spirit knows this is true, yet my heart and mind often wrestle with doubts, fears, and discontent. When feelings collide with faith, I run to Psalm 23—the sweet reminder that my Shepherd supplies, restores, comforts, and secures me in every season. Be encouraged by these 6 truths to be anchored back to Jesus.
Faith On The Water
What do you do when your faith falters in the storm?
This Wednesday’s blog dives deep into Matthew 14:22–33, revisiting the powerful moment Peter walks on water toward Jesus—only to begin sinking when fear takes over. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, doubtful, or just need a reminder of who holds you up, this one’s for you.
The Heart Behind
We have officially launched our store front at Painted Tree! This has been a long process, full of intention, including the designs we produce. Hear the heart behind our 6 new designs launched at Painted Tree! All for Christ’s glory.
Building God's House: From the Temple to Retail Space
In the heart of the Old Testament, there is a recurring theme through the history of God’s people: the building of His house. We at Reverent Awe Designs have embarked on our own version of that sacred work. As we have begun building out a physical retail space at Painted Tree, we do that not for vanity or profit, but to bring our King all the glory His name merits!
By No Means!
Understand true Gospel grace through the 10 bold declarations of Paul using the greek μὴ γένοιτο, “By No Means!” to act as a hinge to dispute misunderstandings and open the way to deeper clarity in Christ!
Thank you Jesus
Thankfulness is not based on circumstance, but on the eternal goodness of God and the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ. Reflect with us as we turn our eyes to the cross and are filled with gratitude to our good Heavenly Father!
Reverent Awe
Reverent Awe. Not only the name of our company, but the posture of our hearts.
Living Resurrected
We just celebrated our King Jesus this past weekend, but I pray that the power of His resurrection isn’t just celebrated on a calendar date. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a daily reality as believers to live resurrected with Him. So what does it look like to live resurrected?