5&2 Camiseta del día

$6.69 $5.02

4.8

Tamaño

S METRO L SG 2XL 3XL

Son las 5 & 2 días, todos los días.

Es una verdad sencilla que, de alguna manera, todavía nos toma por sorpresa: nosotros proveemos; Jesús se multiplica.

En los Evangelios, un niño le dio su almuerzo a Jesús: cinco panes y dos peces. No era mucho, pero Jesús lo convirtió en mucho. Suficiente para alimentar a más de 5000 personas. Lo mismo ocurre con Los Elegidos. No es humanamente posible contar una historia a escala divina. Es una tarea demasiado grande. Pero no importa. Como siempre dice el creador de nuestro programa, Dallas: «No es nuestro trabajo alimentar a los 5000. Solo es nuestro trabajo proveer los panes y los peces».

Por eso 5&El número 2 aparece al principio de cada episodio y ahora, en esta camiseta.

Detalles del producto

100% algodón

Inspired by Season 3

If you were ordering 5 loaves and 2 fish at a restaurant, you probably wouldn't expect it to feed 5,000 people. But thankfully, this wasn't any ordinary meal...and the disciples weren't with any ordinary rabbi.

It seemed impossible. One kid's sack lunch can't feed a crowd that big...until it does. The blind can't see...until they do. The misunderstood, uneducated, and underqualified can't possibly be chosen to follow the Son of God...until they are.

This design celebrates the impossible math of the kingdom of God. It's about the kind of love that heals the sick, feeds the hungry, and sets captives free. Sure, it started with a few loaves and fish. But just imagine that God is up to next.

Why Your Purchase Matters

You might be wondering why a show about Jesus has so many t-shirts. No, it’s not because tunics and leather sandals have gone out of style. It’s because we want as many people as possible to experience the story of Jesus—and we think they should hear about it from you.

So, thanks for sharing the show and purchasing something from our Gifts Store. You’re not just making the world a bit more teal. You’re inviting others to witness the story of Jesus—and maybe even experience transformation in the process.