Jeremy T. Lamont on LinkedIn: GOD’S HEART is sometimes so visible in the humility of a VICTOR… (2024)

Is—Who You Are—Determined by What You Own?"Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat; or about your body, what you will wear. For life is more than food, and the body more than clothes." Luke 12:22-23In our anxiety-ridden world, imagine how seven pivotal Christian thinkers might interpret this scripture for today's professionals:1. St. Augustine's "Confessions of Peace": A journaling app inspired by Augustine's introspection, guiding users to find peace by seeking fulfillment beyond material concerns.2. Aquinas' "Summa Simplicitatis": A minimalist wardrobe system based on Aquinas' philosophical clarity, helping professionals focus on substance over appearance.3. Luther's "95 Theses for Modern Work": A manifesto-style wall art series, challenging today's corporate "indulgences" and redirecting focus to meaningful work.4. St. Francis' "Canticle of the Cubicle": An office environment redesign concept, bringing nature and simplicity into workspaces to foster joy and reduce materialism.5. Calvin's "Institutes of Vocational Purpose": A career development program emphasizing how our work can serve a higher purpose, transcending mere financial gain.6. Mother Teresa's "Calcutta Carry-all": A versatile, ethically-made bag that donates profits to charity, reminding users that true wealth lies in giving.7. Bonhoeffer's "Cost of Discipleship Planner": A unique scheduling tool that helps professionals align daily tasks with deeper values, inspired by Bonhoeffer's emphasis on authentic faith.These concepts remind us that our worth isn't defined by what we own or consume, but by how we live and love in Christ.#FaithAtWork #ChristianWisdom #PurposeDrivenProfessional #KingdomLeadership

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DOING EVERYTHING… is Only Our Duty?"So you also, when you have done EVERYTHING you were told to do, should say, ‘We are unworthy servants; we have only done our duty.'" (Luke 17:10)We live in a world that celebrates self-promotion. Today we embrace the power of humble service. Inspired by Luke 17:10 and the examples set by historical Christian leaders known for their humility, we present 7 more design concepts to spark your creativity in the Lifeverse Marketplace:1. "Servant's Heart" Timepiece: A watch with hands shaped like serving utensils, inspired by Mother Teresa's lifelong dedication to the poor. The face reads "Time to Serve" instead of numbers.2. "Quiet Strength" Journaling Set: A minimalist notebook and pen set with micro-engraved quotes from Henri Nouwen, encouraging reflection on inner humility.3. "Broken Vessel" Mug: A beautifully imperfect ceramic mug inspired by Corrie ten Boom's teachings on how God uses our brokenness. It appears cracked but doesn't leak.4. "Pilgrim's Path" Shoes: Comfortable walking shoes with soles imprinted with "unworthy servant," inspired by John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" and his humble origins.5. "Hidden Wisdom" Layered Apparel: Shirts with seemingly simple designs that reveal depth and complexity when looked at closely, inspired by C.S. Lewis's approach to profound truths through simple stories.6. "Harmonious Humility" Noise-Canceling Headphones: Sleek headphones with Johann Sebastian Bach's signature subtly embossed, reminding users that even our greatest works are for a higher purpose.7. "Unseen Service" Gloves: High-quality work gloves with "unworthy servant" printed on the palms, inspired by George Müller's behind-the-scenes work in caring for orphans.What other ways could we weave the spirit of Luke 17:10 into our daily lives? If millions of us wore our faith, carried our crosses, and discipled nations using merch in our mission—could we foster a culture where humble service is valued above self-promotion? Could we ‘move the needle’ acting as one on Jesus’ words?How might embracing humility transform our workplaces and communities? Which leaders' example resonates most with you?#HumbleLeadership #ServantHeart #LifeverseMarketplace #FaithInAction

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Unity in Faith: Christian Athletes Respond to Olympic ControversyIMAGINE THIS…What if—In an unprecedented show of solidarity—top Christian athletes united to celebrate their faith in merch-with-a-mission following the controversial opening ceremonies of the 2024 Olympics.In response, imagine seven prominent Christian athletes have come together, using their platform to shine a light on their beliefs. Inspired by John 15:5, "I am the vine; you are the branches," they've launched a line of faith-affirming athletic wear:1. Stephen Curry, proudly wearing "Rooted & Ready" performance socks, reminds us that true strength comes from staying grounded in faith.2. Kevin Durant sports "Abide" compression sleeves, symbolizing the unbreakable connection between athletic prowess and serving God. 3. Allyson Felix races in "Vine Victory" running shoes, demonstrating that every step is an opportunity to glorify God’s calling on your life.4. Simone Biles carries a "Cultivate" gym bag, its evolving design mirroring the growth of faith under pressure.5. Clayton Kershaw hydrates with a "Connected" sports bottle, showing that spiritual nourishment is as crucial as physical hydration.6. Sydney McLaughlin wears a "Branch Out" headband, encouraging believers to spread their faith boldly.7. Noah Lyles dons a "9 Fruit Effort" workout tank, revealing inspiring quotes as he competes, reminding us that our efforts bear Kingdom fruit when rooted in faith.Their grassroots movement sparks a global conversation about the role of faith in sports and public life. Social media is ablaze with supporters sharing how these athletes' stand has emboldened their own faith journeys.The athletes emphasize that this initiative isn't about protest, but about a positive firm stance on their beliefs. They're using Lifeverse Marketplace to extend the reach of their Olympic platform showcasing how faith lives in their performance and character, both on and off the field.This powerful demonstration reminds us that in times of controversy, staying connected to The Source of strength can produce fruit beyond measure. It challenges us all to consider: How can we stand firm in our convictions while fostering unity and respect?YES—This post is a wish and a prayer. It is my imagination. But consider the potential ripple effects of the courageous stand everyone of us could take today. #FaithInSports #OlympicFaith #StandingStrong #UnityInDiversity

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IN THIS MANNER...He Taught Us to Pray:"Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name..." - Matthew 6:9-13Timeless words resonate across generations and denominations from scriptures we call "The Lord's Prayer." (I tend to think of John 17 as "The Lord's Prayer" and imagine us naming these scriptures, "The Disciples Prayer.") Here's my question for you today:If 7 of our country's top church leaders created merch lines to help millions wear their faith and evangelize Matthew 6:9-13, what would their design concepts be?Here's how we imagined them:1. "Kingdom Come" Cityscape (Carlos Ortiz, Gateway Church)A futuristic city skyline merging earthly architecture with heavenly elements, symbolizing God's kingdom coming to earth.2. "Daily Bread" Tech Interface (Craig Groeschel, Life.Church)A sleek, digital dashboard displaying daily spiritual nourishment, mixing modern tech with timeless truth.3. "Forgiveness Flow" (Chris Hodges, Church of the Highlands)An abstract representation of forgiveness as a flowing river, cleansing and renewing everything in its path.4. "Lead Us" Compass (Andy Stanley, North Point Community Church)A unique compass design where "N" stands for "Not my will, but Yours," guiding believers away from temptation.5. "Jewel of Glory" (Joel Osteen, Lakewood Church)A heavenly jewel in Jesus' hand splitting light into the colors of God mentioned in The Lord's Prayer - power, kingdom, glory 6. "Delivered" Armor (Jason Strand, Eagle Brook Church)Modern, sleek interpretation of the Armor of God, designed for spiritual warfare in today's world.7. "Amen in Eternity" (Kyle Idleman, Southeast Christian Church)Sound wave art depicting "Amen" reverberating through creation, demonstrating the power of unity in prayer.Which one speaks to you? How will you use Lifeverse Marketplace's AI tools to create Kingdom-advancing mission-driven merchandise?Let's amplify the timeless message of the Lord's Prayer. Your creativity could be the catalyst for salvation around the world.#LordsPrayer #FaithInDesign #ChristianCreatives #LifeverseMarketplace

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What Picture Captures 1,000,000 Words for You? Today is our 26th day of proposing ways that millions of us might wear our faith. Below you’ll find 7 design concepts focused on a simple vision, “Do what Jesus said.” These 7 concepts are centered on one scripture: Matthew 7:17,“Every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit." 1. His Fruit TreeA flourishing tree with each fruit labeled in The Spirit: like love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22-23).2. The Original Ripple EffectAn apple with a bite missing creating ripples in water, symbolizing how one choice can impact others.3. Infinite Growth JourneyAn infinity symbol shaped seedling growing into a Redwood tree, representing our eternal pursuit of His holiness. 4. Hands That ServeOpen hands—that look worn—offering various fruits, illustrating acts of service.5. Known SheepA flock of sheep named by service to the “the least of these” (with names like “prison minister” “visitor of orphans” and “shelter provider”) from Matthew 25:31-46.6. Global OrchardA world map with massive fruit trees in different continents, depicting worldwide impact.7. Copresence CommunitySilhouettes of adults standing with arms locked around the boundaries of a VR world where children are playing Christ-centered games inside and the creatures of darkness are locked out by their human boundary. Which concept resonates with you? How would you bring it to life using Lifeverse Marketplace's AI-powered design tools?The right image…in the right hands… at the right moment… speaks a million words. Let's create merch that remembers beauty while calling us all to bear good fruit in Jesus’ name.#FaithInAction #BearGoodFruit #ChristianCreatives #LifeverseMarketplace

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