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The Reformed Holiday Gift Guide (Missional Wear)

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This sponsored post was prepared by Missional Wear.

Welcome to the 2015 Reformed Holiday Gift Guide. Are you looking for that perfect gift for the theologian in your life? We’ve got you covered with everything you’ll need to get them grinning ear to ear!

For over five years, Missional Wear has been producing reformed theology t-shirts and apparel. We also make fun stuff like John Calvin coffee mugs, Martin Luther pint glasses, Charles Spurgeon stickers, John Owen posters, and so much more.

As you are planning your list, here are a few ideas to get you started:

For Him

  • Apparel: It’s probably safe to get just about any tee from our huge collection – well over 100 designs. Skip the cheesy parody t-shirts and get him something he will proudly wear. A fail-proof choice is a custom tee with his favorite theologian on the front paired with a favorite quote on the back.
  • Pint glasses: No matter the beverage, a Five Solas pint will instantly become his favorite drinking vessel!

For Her

All of our apparel items are available for women too, but we also have other feminine favorites!

  • Wall decals: Easily decorate your home, office, or church with our wide selection of theology inspired wall decals, including our popular Soli Deo Gloria design. Paint and calligraphy classes not required!
  • Prints: Small and large prints fit in standard frames, making them a great quick gift.
  • Stationary: In spite of the convenience of technology, a hand-written note always trumps a text message! Send a note of encouragement or jot down devotional thoughts. Each page of these pads is sure to leave an impression.

Your Pastor

Don’€™t forget to show appreciation to your pastors and ministry leaders.

Reformed Greeting Cards

In a sea of cliché holiday cards, it can be challenging to find one that you really love. We made it our mission to change that and are excited to introduce the Soli Deo Gloria and Five Solas folded card sets. With a beautiful matte finish, printed on 130lb card stock, these cards are not only beautiful, but have a solid message. For a limited time you can get the 100 cards for the price of 50, so grab them while they are available.

Being Missional with Apparel

It is a lot of fun to wear our tees; however, we also view our product line as a tool for Christians to express their faith and engage in meaningful gospel conversations. A t-shirt may seem like an unlikely evangelistic tool, but customers send us a steady stream of encouraging testimonies on how their shirt created powerful opportunities to share the gospel. Wear one of our Greek tees and you will surely get people asking, “What does that on your shirt mean?” This one is based on Romans 1:16, and is a quick segue to sharing the gospel.

Go ahead, place an order this week, and remember at checkout to mark that you found us via Challies. When you do we will include a little extra surprise with your order!


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