Body builders, weightlifters, whether novice or pros, consider weight plates and dumbbells part of the necessary process to achieve the goals set before them. These tools indicate to the user qualities of strength, a measurement of what is needed, how far they have come, and how close they are getting to their goals and aspirations. They become symbols of performance, determination and strength of body and mind. Ultimately, they will be judged on their performance. Professionals will compete either based on the physique these devices enhance or the strength the weights developed. It is both body and mind set being compared to others. For the novice, evaluation may come from friends and family. All will evaluate themselves based on personal achievement and determination. Shields of Strength Weight Plate Dumbbell Combo Necklace appeals to all athletes. For the Christian athlete, the appeal of this necklace includes one additional component. They use their natural and honed talents and abilities with their faith in Christ to achieve their goals. The weight plate dumbbell combo necklace reminds them of not just their personal strengths, but also the strength that is available through Jesus Christ. The necklace is an excellent tangible symbol for the soul. The bible passages engraved on the weight plate and dumbbell remind them of the strength, power, and commitment to move beyond trials and achieve the goal set before them. Jesus exemplified this in His life on earth, particularly while He experienced crucifixion. It was Jesus that did the heavy spiritual and physical lifting to conquer sin in this fallen world. This rugged weight plate and dumbbell combo is just one example of Shields of Strength fitness jewelry. Choose the weight plate dumbbell combo or other fitness jewelry for family, friends, or yourself in the Shields of Strength Fitness Category.

I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. Phil. 4:13 NAS

For nothing will be impossible with God. Luke 1:37 NAS

Paul, a disciple of Jesus, was divinely inspired to write these amazing words while imprisoned in Rome awaiting trial for preaching the Truth. He wanted the church of Philippi to know that although he had not seen them, he had not forgotten them. His words were a testimony to the redeemed soul, who have access to Christ’s strength, contentment and joy in all circumstances. The themes, gratitude and contentment in the invisible LORD is found in both Phil. 4:13 and Luke 1:37.

Note: Definition: Redeemed Soul: A person having been saved or delivered from sin and the negative consequences of sin.