Calvinism Pins and Buttons
Description: Hey, My Name is Patrick, me and my wife are both running a little side business where we sell shirts, stickers, pillows, mugs, and many other products that have designs that are based on Reformed theology. We both want to spread the Gospel Message to everyone with out holding anything back. The Mission was accomplished on the cross and was promised back in Genesis All part of God’s Sovereign plan. We would appreciate if you would just checkout my teepublic.
Description: "I heard there was heresy... So I came as fast as I could." A humorous design for those who stand for truth—with a wink. The crusader helmet says it all: when theology gets heated, you're already on the scene.
I heard there was heresy... So I came as fast as I could Crusader Joke Pin
by Beltschazar
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Unveil your cool side with our vintage-inspired "Baptist Before It Was Cool" tee, featuring Charles H. Spurgeon in trendy sunglasses. A perfect conversation starter that celebrates faith with humor. Crafted for comfort and style, this shirt is a must-have for believers with a penchant for retro vibes and a good chuckle.
Description: This design showcases the historic Reformed doctrine phrase from the Westminster Shorter Catechism: “Man’s Chief End is to Glorify God and Enjoy Him Forever,” a core truth in Calvinist theology. The words are displayed in bold, ornate lettering with vintage elegance, emphasizing their theological weight. Surrounding the text are symbolic elements including doves, roses, and lush foliage, all arranged with graceful ribbon banners. The muted, earthy tones give the piece a timeless, catechism-inspired feel that beautifully proclaims the call to live for God’s glory.
Description: This design features a timeless emblem that honors the foundational truths of the Christian Reformation the Five Solas. At the center stands a bold Roman numeral V, representing the five essential principles. Encircling it in large, commanding type are the words “FIVE SOLAS,” forming the core of the composition. Along the outer edge of the circular emblem, each sola is inscribed in smaller, refined text: SOLA SCRIPTURA · SOLA GRATIA · SOLA FIDE · SOLUS CHRISTUS · SOLI DEO GLORIA. The style is intentionally antique and vintage, evoking a sense of historical weight and theological depth. Rendered in a single, classic color, the design is clean and minimal yet rich with meaning. It captures the enduring legacy of the Reformation.
FIVE SOLAS - Emblem - Christian Reformation - Roman Numeral Case Pin
by Glory After Tears
$2.75 $3.25
Description: The christian faith is about worshiping the one true God, the Five Solas teach foundational truths about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Sola Fide, by faith alone, Sola Scriptura, by Scripture alone, Solus Christus, through Christ alone, Sola Gratia, by grace alone, Soli Deo Gloria, glory to God alone, Sola Fide, by faith alone, Sola Scriptura, by Scripture alone, Solus Christus, through Christ alone, Sola Gratia, by grace alone, Soli Deo Gloria, glory to God alone,
Description: A bold statement on divine sovereignty for those who believe nothing happens by chance. This design features a gritty skull and clover illustration referencing Proverbs 16:33, making it a perfect conversation starter for theology students, pastors, and reformed believers. An ideal alternative design for St. Patrick's Day or everyday wear for the faithful.
Description: Introverted But Willing To Discuss Calvinism Quote Introverted But Willing To Discuss Calvinism Introverted But Willing To Discuss Calvinism - Outfit for men, women or anyone who likes design with funny saying, inspirational quotes, humorous quotes, sarcastic saying... Great For St Patrick's Day, Black History Month, Cinco de Mayo, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Back To School, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Christmas...
Description: This design mimics the format of a classic optometrist’s eye chart but cleverly spells out the phrase “THEOLOGY MATTERS.” At first glance, it appears to be a standard vision test, but upon closer inspection, it reveals a humorous and insightful message tailored for those who value sound biblical teaching. It serves as a witty pun for theology students, pastors, scholars, and anyone passionate about Scripture and doctrinal clarity especially those within the Reformed tradition. The design is both visually engaging and intellectually meaningful, offering a playful yet pointed reminder that just like vision, theology must be clear and focused.
