Christian Tumbler 'Course He Isn't Safe

Welcome to our Narnia Collective, where the profound truths of Christianity are beautifully woven into the enchanting world of Narnia. Our design, featuring the iconic words spoken by Mr. Beaver, “Course he isn’t safe. But he is good,” captures the essence of Aslan’s character and the deep theological truths C.S. Lewis intended to convey through his beloved series.

Imagine the awe and wonder in the hearts of the Pevensie children as they first hear about Aslan. In a world filled with the chilling grip of the White Witch, Aslan represents hope, power, and the promise of redemption. When Mr. Beaver speaks these words, he encapsulates a truth that resonates deeply with every believer: the God we serve is not a tame lion, but He is infinitely good.

C.S. Lewis, through the character of Aslan, offers a profound reflection of Jesus Christ. Aslan’s untamed, majestic nature mirrors the awe-inspiring power of our Savior. However, just as Aslan is good, so is our Lord. "Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him" (Psalm 34:8).

These words from Mr. Beaver remind us of the duality of God’s nature—His mighty power and His profound goodness. Aslan’s roar shakes the foundations of Narnia, just as the presence of God commands awe and reverence. Yet, His goodness is a comfort, a promise of His unwavering love and grace. "For the Lord is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations" (Psalm 100:5).

For the Christian who loves Narnia, this design is more than just a nod to a beloved story. It’s a reminder of the nature of our walk with Christ.
Following Jesus may lead us through unpredictable paths and challenges, but His goodness is our assurance. "And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose" (Romans 8:28).

In the heart of Narnia, we find reflections of our own spiritual journey. Aslan, with his majestic and untamed presence, is a mirror of the Christ who calls us to live boldly and trust in His goodness. When we wear these words, we are reminded of the depth and richness of our faith— acknowledging the wild, untamed nature of following God while resting in His profound goodness.

Embrace this design as a symbol of your faith journey. Let it inspire you to step boldly into the unknown, trusting in the infinite goodness of the One who leads you. "‘Course he isn’t safe. But he is good" is a call to live with courage and trust, knowing that our God, like Aslan, is not only
powerful but also infinitely good.

Step into our Narnia Collective, and let this design be a testament to the deep, abiding truths that C.S. Lewis so beautifully illustrated. Wear it as
a reminder of the untamed yet profoundly good nature of our Savior, and let it inspire you to live a life of bold faith and trust in His goodness.

Double-Wall Insulation: Keeps your beverages cold for up to 24 hours or hot for up to 12 hours, allowing you to enjoy your drink at the ideal temperature no matter where you go.

Durable Stainless Steel: Crafted from food-grade 18/8 stainless steel, this tumbler is built to last, ensuring reliability throughout your daily journey.

Smooth Matte Finish: The powder-coated smooth matte exterior provides a sleek, stylish look and comfortable grip.

Slim and Practical Design: Designed with a non-tapered shape, this tumbler fits comfortably in your hand and most cup holders for easy portability.

Convenient Lid and Straw: Comes with a screw-on slide lid and matching color straw, making it easy to sip on the go.

Non-Toxic and BPA-Free: All materials are non-toxic and BPA-free, offering peace of mind with every sip.

Material: Double-wall, food-grade 18/8 stainless steel

Size: 20 oz capacity for optimal hydration throughout the day

Finish: Powder-coated smooth matte finish for a premium feel

Shape: Slim, non-tapered design for portability

Lid: Plastic screw-on slide lid with a color-matching straw

Hand wash only to preserve the quality and longevity of your tumbler.