Mental Health Check - Prayer in Progress

Mental Health Check: Prayer in Progress
We talk about mental health. We post about peace. But true restoration begins in the secret place. This shirt is for those who know the real breakthrough isn’t in masking the pain—it’s in bringing it before the throne.

Because sometimes the most powerful thing you can do for your mind is pray through the pressure.

Whether you’re walking through anxiety, helping someone heal, or simply pausing to guard your peace—this is your quiet reminder:

“Cast all your anxiety on Him, because He cares for you.” – 1 Peter 5:7

🧵 Shirt Details for Everyday Grace

• Super Soft Feel: 4.2 oz., 100% airlume combed and ring spun cotton (32 singles)
• Retail Fit: Slim, modern cut that flatters without clinging
• Pre-Shrunk & Tear-Away Label: Easy fit. No tag itch. No surprise shrinkage.
• Durability Meets Comfort: Coverstitched collar and sleeves, shoulder taping, sideseamed
• Heathered Variants: For heather colors, check style 3001CVC
• 🩶 Ash version: 99% cotton, 1% polyester — still cloud-soft, still prayer-ready.

🧠 Who It’s For

• The Christian in therapy
• The prayer warrior under pressure
• The friend walking through healing
• The silent struggler finally speaking up
• Anyone who knows peace is a process—and Jesus is in every part of it

📖 Rooted in Scripture — Hebrew Insight

1 Peter 5:7 says,

“Cast all your anxiety on Him, because He cares for you.”

In Hebrew, the word for peace is shalom (שָׁלוֹם) — but it means far more than just calm feelings.
Shalom means wholeness, completeness, soundness — the kind of wellness only God can give.

When you wear this shirt, you're not just checking in on your mind. You're declaring:

“I’m praying for shalom — not just silence.”

🌍 Spanish Reference

In Spanish, we say:

"Ora, porque la mente también necesita descanso."
(Pray, because the mind also needs rest.)

🛒 Grab It Now

This tee isn’t just a statement—it’s intercession in motion.
→ Shop now and let your clothing remind the world:
🧠 Mental health matters. Prayer still works.