This handcrafted plaque beautifully captures the heart of spiritual resilience, featuring a wooden cross, a soaring white dove, and a graceful leafy branch that evokes peace and renewal. Engraved with the powerful message, “God is my strength, and He makes my way perfect,” it serves as a daily reminder of divine guidance and unwavering faith. Ideal for gifting or personal reflection, this piece embodies the mission of Journey Stones—to inspire, uplift, and connect through meaningful design.

“Amazing Grace” is one of the most beloved Christian hymns, written by John Newton in 1772. Newton, a former slave trader who experienced a profound spiritual transformation, composed the hymn as a reflection of his own redemption and God’s boundless grace. The song’s simple yet powerful lyrics focus on themes of forgiveness, salvation, and gratitude.

“He Touched Me” is a powerful Christian hymn written by Bill Gaither in 1963. The song reflects a deeply personal and transformative encounter with Jesus, conveying themes of healing, renewal, and the joy of salvation. Its heartfelt lyrics resonate with the experience of being spiritually "touched" by Christ's grace and love.

"There’s Something About That Name" is a cherished Christian song, written by Bill and Gloria Gaither in 1970. Its central theme is the reverence and power found in the name of Jesus, capturing the peace, hope, and strength that His name brings to believers. The song has become a staple in worship, often used to create moments of quiet reflection and adoration.

Jesus' invitation to "Follow Me" is central to His ministry and teachings, appearing multiple times throughout the Gospels. It goes beyond a simple request to physically follow Him—it’s a profound call to discipleship, transformation, and a life rooted in faith.

"It Is Well with My Soul" is a timeless hymn written by Horatio G. Spafford in 1873.  Horatio G. Spafford (1828–1888) was an American lawyer, church elder, and hymn writer, best known for penning the Christian hymn "It Is Well with My Soul." His life was marked by profound tragedy and unwavering faith.