Begin your daily notes with a reminder of gratitude from the This Is the Day That the Lord Has Made Pen Set. Featuring the Scripture message from Psalm 118:24, this set of two metal-barrel pens brings faith-inspired encouragement to everyday writing. Each pen measures 5 inches long and writes in black ink for journal entries, planner notes, and personal reflections. Keep the set with your quiet-time supplies or pair it with a notebook for a thoughtful gift.
Pen Set Details
- Set Includes: Two pens.
- Design Message: This Is the Day That the Lord Has Made.
- Scripture Reference: Psalm 118:24.
- Material: Metal barrel.
- Ink Color: Black.
- Pen Length: 5 inches.
- Suggested Uses: Journaling, Bible-study notes, planning, and everyday writing.
- Paper Tip: Test on an inconspicuous area before writing, especially on thin Bible pages.
Ways to Use Them
- Record gratitude, prayers, and meaningful moments in a journal.
- Write Bible-study notes, class notes, or daily priorities.
- Pair the set with a notebook and a handwritten message of encouragement.
Why You’ll Love Them
- Features a Scripture-centered reminder to appreciate each day.
- Metal barrels offer a polished touch for everyday writing.
- Black ink suits personal notes, planning, and study.
- Pairs easily with a journal, devotional, or notebook for gifting.
- A portion of every purchase supports missions.
A Thoughtful Gift For
- A Bible-study friend, ministry volunteer, or devotional reader.
- A mom, teacher, student, graduate, or journaling enthusiast.
- A birthday, Mother’s Day, teacher-appreciation, graduation, or just-because gift.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pens are included?
The set includes two metal-barrel pens.
What message does the pen set feature?
It features “This Is the Day That the Lord Has Made” with Psalm 118:24.
What color ink do the pens use?
The pens write in black ink.
How long are the pens?
Each pen measures 5 inches long.
Can I use them in my Bible?
Paper varies, so test an inconspicuous area first, especially on thin Bible pages, to check for show-through or bleeding.
Begin your daily notes with a reminder of gratitude from the This Is the Day That the Lord Has Made Pen Set. Featuring the Scripture message from Psalm 118:24, this set of two metal-barrel pens brings faith-inspired encouragement to everyday writing. Each pen measures 5 inches long and writes in black ink for journal entries, planner notes, and personal reflections. Keep the set with your quiet-time supplies or pair it with a notebook for a thoughtful gift.
Pen Set Details
- Set Includes: Two pens.
- Design Message: This Is the Day That the Lord Has Made.
- Scripture Reference: Psalm 118:24.
- Material: Metal barrel.
- Ink Color: Black.
- Pen Length: 5 inches.
- Suggested Uses: Journaling, Bible-study notes, planning, and everyday writing.
- Paper Tip: Test on an inconspicuous area before writing, especially on thin Bible pages.
Ways to Use Them
- Record gratitude, prayers, and meaningful moments in a journal.
- Write Bible-study notes, class notes, or daily priorities.
- Pair the set with a notebook and a handwritten message of encouragement.
Why You’ll Love Them
- Features a Scripture-centered reminder to appreciate each day.
- Metal barrels offer a polished touch for everyday writing.
- Black ink suits personal notes, planning, and study.
- Pairs easily with a journal, devotional, or notebook for gifting.
- A portion of every purchase supports missions.
A Thoughtful Gift For
- A Bible-study friend, ministry volunteer, or devotional reader.
- A mom, teacher, student, graduate, or journaling enthusiast.
- A birthday, Mother’s Day, teacher-appreciation, graduation, or just-because gift.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pens are included?
The set includes two metal-barrel pens.
What message does the pen set feature?
It features “This Is the Day That the Lord Has Made” with Psalm 118:24.
What color ink do the pens use?
The pens write in black ink.
How long are the pens?
Each pen measures 5 inches long.
Can I use them in my Bible?
Paper varies, so test an inconspicuous area first, especially on thin Bible pages, to check for show-through or bleeding.