1. Philippians 4:13 Cross Necklace. This cross necklace is made from quality stainless steel and sells for €24.99. It also comes with a stainless steel curb chain. Philippians 4:13 is one of the most popular Bible verses for Christian jewelry.

2. I Can Do All Things Black Iron Cross Necklace. This black cross necklace features the Scripture from  from Philippians 4:7,13. It has a high polished, silver frame. Upgraded stainless steel curb chain is included.

3. Stainless Steel Baseball Cross Necklace. This cross necklace is particularly popular in the spring and summer months. It features three baseball bats that form a cross. Look at the fine detail!

4. Philippians 4:13 Cross and Nail Necklace. This popular necklace is similar to number one, but includes a nail of your choice. There are several options to choose from: No Weapon, Fear Not, By His Blood, Christ My Strength. You can also wear the cross or nail separately.

5. Men's Flag Cross Necklace. This patriotic men's cross necklace is a favorite. It features Scripture from Proverbs 30:5 "Every word of God is flawless; He is a shield to those who take refuge in Him"

6. Gold Stainless Steel Cross Necklace Philippians 4:13. Similar to the silver cross necklace, this sells for €24.99 and includes a 20" or 24" curb chain.

7. Stainless Steel Nail Cross Necklace.  This 3 nail cross necklace is made of high polished stainless steel. Outstanding quality at an affordable price! The size is just right, but not too heavy.

8. Man of God Chain Cross Necklace  Unique chain cross design is a meaningful gift for the man of God. Stainless steel dog tag in brushed silver with high polished chain cross. 

9. Gold Stainless Steel Cross Necklace This durable men's cross necklace really shines. Made from high quality gold-colored stainless steel. Features flared ends to make it really stand out! 

10. Philippians 4:13 Shield Cross Necklace  Stainless steel silver cross pendant is great for men of all ages. Front side has high polished cross against matte silver background and high polish frame. Backside engraved and black enamel filled message - Philippians 4:13

Whatever type of men's cross necklace you are looking for weddingphotoshouston has an option for you! Great quality at affordable prices!

Choose your sport... calling all sports enthusiast. Whatever sport you are passionate about, we have a Christian necklace that's tight for you. All of our sports necklaces feature Philippians 4:13 "I Can Do All Things Through Christ Who Strengthens Me." Get inspired with one of these quality, stainless steel necklaces.

1. Stainless Steel Philippians 4:13 Boxing Glove Necklace

 Get inspired with this men's boxing glove necklace! Designed for the boxer or any man who is facing challenges in life. The fine detail really makes this special

2. Stainless Steel Philippians 4:13 Football Necklace

Football fans and players will love this inspiring stainless steel football necklace. Engraved with Philippians 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."

3. Stainless Steel Weight Plate Necklace - Philippians 4:13

This unique, high polished men's necklace provides a powerful motivational tool. Features Philippians 4:13 "I Can Do All Things Through Christ Who Strengthens Me." Makes a great Christian gift for an athlete or someone who needs the encouragement of God's love.

4. Stainless Steel Basketball Necklace Philippians 4:13

Inspire the basketball player or fan with this men's basketball necklace! Made from solid stainless steel with a 3-D look. Engraved with Philippians 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."

Whether you are searching for a men's cross necklace or a Philippians 4:13 Christian necklace, weddingphotoshouston has the wide selection on men's Christian necklaces. We are here to serve you!

Pray for the lost...

Brothers, my heart's desire and prayer to God for the Israelites is that they may be saved.  Romans 10:1

The Apostle Paul had a burden for his fellow countrymen.  He knew first hand the emptiness of a life without faith in Jesus.  He had previously risen in the ranks of the religious leaders of his day, scoffed at the followers of Christ, and persecuted them relentlessly.  He also recalled his life changing encounter on the Road to Damascus that brought about his salvation (Acts 9:3-5).  The difference in him was dramatic.  After meeting with the risen Lord, his hard heart was softened, and he longed for others to come to Jesus.  He recognized all sinners are in need of the Savior (Romans 3:23)

Paul's heart's desire for the lost, whether they be Jew or Gentile, was to come to a saving faith . It should be ours as well.  Who do you know personally that is far from the Lord?  See them as one who has been led astray and been taken captive by the world's allurements.  They are held in the bondage of sin. They may act as though they have their life together, but inside they are a mess.  It's good to know that God specializes in cleaning up our messiness.  

Be in prayer like Paul for your unsaved family members, friends, and foes.  Don't give up, but continue to be faithful in bringing them before the throne of grace and mercy for God to work in their life.  Be patient and persistent.  Hard hearts can still be softened by the Master's touch in ways you can't imagine, and then salvation comes to set them free from the grip of sin in their life. Hold fast to that truth and continue to be a consistent prayer warrior on their behalf.  Pray for the lost!

Written by: Lois Dahlstrom

But as for you, man of God, shun all this; pursue justice, godliness, faithfulness, love, perseverance, gentleness. ¹² Fight the good fight of the faith; take hold of everlasting life, to which you were called and for which you made the good confession in the presence of many witnesses.

– 1 Timothy 6:11-12

In the letter we now call 1 Timothy, the Apostle Paul is writing to his missionary apprentice, Timothy, a man probably in his early thirties, who was tasked with nurturing the nascent Ephesian Christian community into a healthy, mature congregation. Thus far in the letter, Paul has been giving Timothy specific instructions which he was to relay to the Ephesians for their communal edification: warnings against false teachers, requirements for church authorities, and provisional commands to the various constitutive social groups. However, in this passage, Paul turns his attention to Timothy’s personal life. As we have so painfully learned in the last few years, many male authority figures have been wise mentors, lucid communicators, and savvy administrators but have lacked the individual integrity that is absolutely central to effective leadership. Paul knew this well. Masculinity, when defined by worldly strictures rather than the Gospel, contained the same potential for toxicity and violence in his day as it does in ours. Men of every place and time, leaders and laity alike, need to heed Paul’s words. Paul calls Timothy a “man of God,” but what does that mean? We are constantly receiving information, explicit and implicit, as to what “man” should be: strong, intimidating, confident, handy, affluent, promiscuous, rowdy, raunchy, assertive, aggressive, domineering… Some of these are harmless, others are more pernicious, but according to Paul, none of them define the concept of a “man of God.” For Paul, a “man of God” is one who shuns worldly accolades and prizes. He is not acquisitive, brash, philandering, antagonistic, indulgent, or violent but instead pursues justice, godliness, faithfulness, love, endurance, and gentleness. He does not fight with others, but wages war against his own sinful inclinations, his mind ever set on the prize which God has set before him: everlasting life.

How perfect that Timothy himself provides us with such an example of such a man. In Paul’s next letter to Timothy, he writes to him, “You, however, have closely followed my teaching, my way of life, my purpose, faithfulness, patience, love, endurance, persecutions, sufferings…” Paul’s words would become even more true than he realized. Timothy spent the remainder of his life pastoring the Ephesian church, ultimately dying at his post as a martyr, as his Paul, his mentor, had before him. Timothy had no idea that these letters written to him would later become Christian scriptures, nor did he know his fame would extend throughout two millennia. His service was not for his own self-glorification or empowerment. He was simply diligently and humbly doing the work to which God had called him. His mission to the Ephesian church, which was likely supposed to be a short-term role, turned into the ministry to which he would dedicate the rest of his life – ever faithful to the people whom he nurtured from his youth. This is the fight of the man of God. Modest and loyal service to others in all circumstances – in the mundane and the extraordinary – eyes fixed on no other reward but the one which Jesus has procured for us. weddingphotoshouston offers a variety of Man of God Christian jewelry to display in your daily walk. Mens cross necklaces, Christian rings, Christian necklaces.