Personalized Bible Verse Journal | Seascape Poppies

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Your verse, printed on a masterpiece. Every journal is made to order. You give us three things, and we do the rest: 1. A short phrase for the front cover — up to 20 characters, like "he restores my soul" or "Emma's Journal" 2. Your verse for the back cover — up to 140 characters, like "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want..." 3. The reference — like Psalm 23:1–3 Any verse, any translation. NIV, ESV, KJV, NKJV, NLT — you send us the exact wording you love, and that's what we print. Or skip the fields entirely and order it exactly as pictured. In the summer of 1891, Childe Hassam set up his easel in his friend Celia Thaxter's island garden, off the New England coast, and painted the poppies spilling wild beyond its borders — scarlet blooms tumbling toward blue water, a white sail on the horizon. Nothing here is somber. The whole canvas is celebration: color flung generously, light everywhere, joy that doesn't wait for perfect circumstances. That's the invitation of this journal — rejoice in the Lord always — a place to write down the good you might otherwise rush past, and the faithfulness worth celebrating even in hard seasons. The original hangs in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. This one carries your words. A gift that says the right thing For your mom, your dad, a friend, newlyweds starting out — or anyone walking through a season that calls for a particular verse. You know the one they've underlined for years, the one they say when things get hard. Printed on the cover, it says I know you in a way few gifts can. Fill it with prayer journaling, sermon notes, scripture writing, or gratitude lists — 150 smooth lined pages hold all of it, with perforated sheets for passing a page along. The details Matte hardcover with sewn binding that lays flat 150 lined pages (75 sheets), perforated for easy removal Printed to order in the USA — arrives in about a week We print your text exactly as submitted — please double-check wording, spelling, and reference before ordering.