Ecommerce for everyday discipleship

Wear the Word. Live the challenge.

Faith-forward apparel, bracelets, challenge cards, and creator tools made to move Scripture beyond Sunday—and turn every drop into an invitation to serve.

Built around Matthew 20:26: greatness begins with serving.

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What to expect

Message before merchandise.

Every product starts with a clear biblical idea and a practical way to carry it into your week.

Honest new-brand promise

No invented reviews or borrowed hype—just intentional products, transparent pricing, and a growing movement.

Made to be shared

Drops are designed to spark conversations, generosity, prayer, and visible acts of Christlike service.

The collection

One message, carried five ways.

Begin with the signature Servant Hoodie, then build a rhythm of faith through wearable reminders, tangible challenges, and creator-ready resources.

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01 / SIGNATURE$45–$65

The Servant Hoodie

SERVANT on the front. Matthew 20:26 across the back. A small KINGDOM DROP sleeve emblem finishes a premium statement piece built to open meaningful conversations.

02 / WEAR

Word of the Week

FAITH. GRACE. SERVE. PRAY. BELIEVE. Simple bracelets that keep one truth close.

$10–$20

03 / DO

Kingdom Challenge Cards

Thirty days of practical action: encourage a stranger, give anonymously, forgive boldly, invite someone in.

$15 · #KingdomDropChallenge

04 / CREATE

Digital Christian Creator Packs

Scripture graphics, sermon announcements, livestream screens, wallpapers, flyers, and social backgrounds ready to help creators and churches share clearly.

$9–$29

05

Monthly Kingdom Box

A recurring mix of exclusive apparel, a bracelet, Scripture and challenge cards, stickers, and a surprise—designed to keep faith active all month.

$39–$59/month

Your next act of faith

Don’t just wear the message. Put it in motion.

Choose a piece, take a challenge, and invite three people to show the love of Christ with you.

Matthew 20:26

“Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant.”