Christian Coffee Mug Midst of Death Color Morphing
| 11oz | |
|---|---|
| Height, in | 3.78 |
| Diameter, in | 3.23 |
| Diameter (with handle), in | 4.76 |
The Morning Miracle Christian Coffee Mug: Reveal Your Faith with Every Sip
For believers who need that first cup to fully embrace the day, the Color Morphing Christian Coffee Mug is your perfect companion. Known as the "Morning Miracle Mug," this 11oz ceramic marvel stays cool and mysterious until you pour in your hot beverage. As the heat activates the design, your Acts 29 Collective message is revealed, bringing inspiration to each sip as you start your day.
Crafted from high-quality ceramic, this mug not only offers durability but also adds a touch of wonder to your routine. With a smooth finish and comfortable grip, it’s perfect for daily use.
Why You’ll Love Our Christian Coffee Cup:
- Heat-Activated Design: Starts as a solid color, unveiling faith-centered graphics when heated.
- Durable 11oz Ceramic: Sturdy and long-lasting for everyday enjoyment.
- Perfect for Mornings: Ideal for coffee lovers who want inspiration with every sip.
- Unique & Thoughtful Gift: Great for friends or family needing a faith boost.
Start your day with this unique mug and let each sip reveal your faith, making it a true morning inspiration.
"In the Midst of Death, We Live" is a profound statement of faith drawn from the teachings of Martin Luther and deeply rooted in biblical truth.
Historical and Spiritual Context:
During the lifetime of Martin Luther, there was a common saying: “In the midst of life, we die.” This grim proverb reflected the harsh realities of the time. Life expectancy was short, often only reaching to the mid-thirties, and many children died in infancy or at birth. The bubonic plague added to the pervasive sense of mortality, making life appear bleak and fragile.
Spiritually, the situation seemed just as dire. The Roman Catholic Church, rife with corruption, held sway over the populace. The Bible was not taught in local churches, and the common people were largely biblically illiterate. Even many Catholic priests, tasked with preaching and leading the people, had limited understanding of Scripture.
This pervasive darkness was aptly summarized by the saying, “In the midst of life we die.”
Martin Luther's Perspective:
In one of his sermons on Genesis 22, Martin Luther reflected on this saying. He recounted the story of Abraham and Isaac, highlighting the moment when Abraham, in obedience to God, prepared to sacrifice his son. Luther described the scene with vivid imagery: “The father raised the knife. The boy bared his throat. If God had slept an instant, the lad would have been dead. I could not have watched. I am not able in my thought to follow. The lad was as a sheep for the slaughter. Never in history was there such obedience, save only in Christ. But God was watching, and all the angels. The father raised his knife; the boy did not wince. The angel cried, ‘Abraham, Abraham!’. We say, ‘In the midst of life we die’. God answers, ‘Nay, in the midst of death, we live’.”
Biblical Understanding:
Luther's profound interpretation shifts the focus from despair to hope. Luther counters with this divine truth: “In the midst of death, we live.” This echoes the essence of the Gospel in which we are given life even in the face of death. As Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 4:16-17, "Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day. For our light and momentary afflictions are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all."
Encouragement and Reflection:
As Christians, we are constantly reminded that "we are always being given over to death for Jesus' sake, so that the life of Jesus may also be manifested in our mortal flesh" (2 Corinthians 4:11). This paradoxical truth highlights that the death we experience in this world—whether through suffering, persecution, or the trials of life—serves to bring about a deeper, more profound life in Christ. In the midst of darkness, we have light; in sorrow, we find joy. Paul captures this beautifully in 2 Corinthians 6:10, describing believers as "sorrowful, yet always rejoicing; poor, yet making many rich; having nothing, and yet possessing everything."
Explore the Wisdom Collective and let the "In the Midst of Death, We Live" design inspire you to embrace the life and hope found in Christ. Wear this piece as a declaration of faith, affirming that even in the darkest times, God's promise of life remains steadfast. Let it be a reminder that, in the midst of death, we truly live, and through Christ, we are being renewed day by day.
Morning Transformation: Start your day in stealth mode with a sleek black exterior. As your coffee works its divine magic, watch as the heat-reactive design unveils itself, reminding you (and everyone else) of your heavenly journey.
Durable and Safe: Made from BPA-free and lead-free ceramic material, this mug is microwave-safe and designed to last, keeping your morning ritual
safe.
Size: With a generous 11oz capacity, this mug is more than enough to hold that blessed brew that helps you become the saintly version of yourself.
Material: Ceramic with black exterior and white interior
Heat-Reactive Design: Reveals your favorite Acts 29 Collective design when hot liquid is poured in
Size: One size, 11oz
Hand wash only to preserve the miracle of the morphing design.
