Lost & Found
Autumn collection 2026
Lost & Found
This collection is inspired by Luke 15. In this part of scripture, we read three stories: the prodigal son, the lost sheep, and the lost coin. All these stories tell a deeper story about how we as people can be lost in all sorts of things, like partying, money, traveling, work, and status. In Ecclesiastes, we can see the story of a man who has seen all things under the sun in this world and realized that this is just chasing after the wind. You could say: 'What is so wrong with these things? Don't be weird, this is life.' We used to think we had everything figured out. You know, the thing is, if you look at your brain and your understanding, you should see that there is no way that you actually know how everything works, what you should do in life, and what decisions are best for you.
Following the Wind
Accepting that maybe you are following the wind of the world and searching or thinking about other views may well change your life. You do not have to know you are lost to be lost, and being lost is not a conviction other people should judge you on; it is just something you do not want to be. The prodigal son had a realization and came back to his father, the sheep that was lost was found again by the shepherd, and the coin that was lost was found again by the woman after a long time of searching.
Find Your Way Home
This shows everyone has their own way to connect with the Lord again. This collection is not here to tell you that you are lost, but to tell you that the Lord found you again. You are reading this and we believe that this is your time to see your Father again.
6 + 1
Founders collection
Incomplete Without the One
In the structural design of creation, numbers carry a profound message. The number six represents humanity, mirroring the ancient account where man was created on the sixth day. The number six shows that we are inherently incomplete, carrying a restless deficit that we cannot fill on our own. True wholeness only begins when we welcome the One (1) true God into our lives. When human weakness is united with His divine presence, we enter into the number seven the symbol of absolute completion and perfect rest.
- Genesis 1:27-31
The Cross as the Plus Sign
We often experience a deep, inner disconnect a missing link between our earthly lives and the divine. In this design, the plus sign (+) is purposefully shaped as a cross, representing Jesus Christ. By stepping into human history, dying for our mistakes, and rising again, Jesus became the ultimate addition to our lives. He overbridged the gap, took away our brokenness, and added His strength to our weakness, making us whole and set apart for a higher purpose.
- Galatians 2:20 & Hebrews 3:1
Redefining the Rest Day
From the very beginning, after completing His work, God established the seventh day as a sacred day of rest. But this rest is not merely a box to check on a calendar, nor is the "Sunday" just a dynamic twenty-four-hour day of the week. When Jesus hung on the cross and cried out, "It is finished," He carried the heavy weight of all our human striving and spiritual exhaustion. He did all the heavy lifting for us. True rest is not about doing nothing on a specific day; it is about trusting completely in what He has already done.
Genesis 2:2-3 & John 19:30
Stepping Into His Presence
The invitation to experience this divine rest did not expire in ancient times; it remains wide open for us today. When we accept the One (1) into our lives, we don't just wait for a day off we actively step into a permanent state of peace. This means that "Sunday" becomes a continuous, internal reality where we are allowed to rest from our anxieties, our fears, and our constant striving to prove ourselves. By walking with Him, we enter a maturity of faith where we live, breathe, and rest in His finished victory every single day.
- Hebrews 4:1-11
(This collection goes beyond these passages. It invites you to explore where the pattern of 6 + 1 appears throughout the Bible, and what it reveals about life, purpose, and rest.)
Testimony of JESUS - spirit of prophecy
Prophecy collection in collaboration with @Testimonyofjesus777
The Word From the Beginning
Before the world took shape, the Word already existed. God spoke first, and only after He spoke did reality come into existence; His very first words were "Let there be light" a moment where He revealed Himself and His own essence, in which there is no darkness at all. This victorious foundation of Christ was set from the foundation of time, and that spoken promise is being established on earth at this exact moment.
- Genesis 1:1-3 & 1 John 1:5
The Power of Testimony
What is the testimony of Jesus, and what have you heard of it? Testimony means openly declaring what you have personally seen, heard, and experienced; making the Word of Life tangible. Even though our tongue is a small member of the body, it acts like a rudder that steers the whole ship, boasting the immense power to speak this living witness and to walk in the Light we have received.
- 1 John 1:1-4 & James 3:4-5
The Spirit of Prophecy
Everything you hear and testify about Him forms the 'Spirit of Prophecy'. For when we speak, we echo that same creative power; true prophecy is not about predicting the future, but about boldly speaking absolute moral truth in the here and now. It is a movement that exposes current corruption, delivers an urgent wake-up call, and challenges us to view the world from God’s pure perspective.
- Revelation 19:10 & 1 John 1:6-10
Vav
Prophecy collection in collaboration with @Testimonyofjesus777
The Divine Blueprint
Before the foundations of the world, the architectural design of creation was established. In the original Hebrew text of Genesis 1:1, the letter Vav first appears as the cosmic connector hook that binds heaven and earth together. Though this sacred bridge was fractured by the fall of man, it has been eternally restored through Jesus, anchoring our earthly lives back to the divine.
- Genesis 1:1
Set in Place
True security is never found in our own strength or temporary structures, but in being driven deep into the bedrock of His presence. Like a nail or a tent peg fastened securely into a firm, unyielding place, the Lord anchors His people. In Him, you are permanently established, unshaken by the shifting winds and storms of this world. Because this pin is driven into a secure place, it is given the strength to carry weight; the more securely you are anchored, the more of His house, His offspring, and His responsibilities can safely hang upon you.
- Isaiah 22:22-24
Connected by Silver
We are not called to stand alone; we are being built together into a holy tabernacle. In the sanctuary, individual pillars were joined together by hooks (vavim) that were an intrinsic part of the pillars themselves, attached to their sides, accompanied by connectors made of pure silver. These silver pegs represent a company of refined, tested people those who have gone through the fire and are completely consecrated to God's master plan. Bound together by the price of His grace, these reliable pillars stand firm, no matter how great the personal sacrifice may be.
- Exodus 27:10-11 & 1 Corinthians 1:10
Pillars of the Kingdom
To him who overcomes, the Lord promises to make a pillar in the temple of God, never to leave it again. The Vav speaks prophetically of a unified movement of fully surrendered believers. Locked together as pillars and anchored deep as silver tent pegs, we become the very catalyst God uses to shake, shift, and transform entire nations, making a way where there was no way.
- Revelation 3:12 & Exodus 38:17