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Time Business News
10 hours ago
- Lifestyle
- Time Business News
GuidingCross: Sparking Gospel Conversations Through Fashion
Fashion is one of the easiest ways to express who we are, and GuidingCross takes it further by integrating faith and personal style. Their apparel, from trendy shirts to Christian shorts, is designed to spark conversations about the Gospel in everyday life. People often notice unique designs or inspirational messages on clothing, and this curiosity opens the door to meaningful discussions about faith. A simple piece like Psalm 23 clothing—featuring 'The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing'—can uplift someone's day or lead them to ask about the meaning behind it. In today's busy world, starting a conversation about Jesus isn't always easy, but faith-based clothing creates a natural way to connect. GuidingCross understands that fashion can be an evangelistic tool, so each design is intentional and impactful. Whether you're heading to a coffee shop, the gym, or even a casual hangout, your clothing can represent your beliefs effortlessly. From comfortable Christian shorts for summer days to bold Psalm 23 clothing for a statement of hope, every piece acts as a silent yet powerful testimony. It's not just about looking good—it's about carrying a message everywhere you go. GuidingCross is redefining what faith-based fashion looks like. Gone are the days when Christian apparel meant oversized, plain shirts with minimal design. Instead, GuidingCross offers trendy pieces like Christian shorts, casual streetwear, and even Psalm 23 clothing, all crafted to merge Gospel messages with today's fashion trends. Their mission is to create apparel that's comfortable and stylish while staying true to biblical inspiration. Whether you want a minimal cross design, bold scripture text, or a subtle Psalm reference, GuidingCross has something for everyone. Their Psalm 23 clothing line, for instance, features verses that encourage peace and reassurance, making it perfect for those who want to carry faith into their daily lives visually. GuidingCross also understands the need for versatile fashion. From church gatherings to outdoor workouts, their products—especially breathable Christian shorts—fit into all areas of life. This balance of fashion and faith allows wearers to live out their beliefs authentically, demonstrating that expressing one's faith can be stylish, relevant, and modern. With GuidingCross, clothing becomes more than fabric; it becomes a vehicle for spreading light and love, proving that Gospel-centered fashion can be both trendy and spiritually meaningful. Sometimes, you don't need to speak to share the Gospel—your clothing can do it for you. GuidingCross designs Christian apparel that conveys messages of hope and faith visually, without requiring words. Whether it's a verse like Psalm 23 printed on a shirt or an inspirational quote on Christian shorts, each piece communicates encouragement. The Psalm 23 clothing collection is especially powerful. 'The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing' resonates deeply with both believers and seekers, offering comfort to anyone who reads it. This simple yet impactful design often becomes a conversation starter, as people are drawn to its message of peace and trust. Christian shirts with bold, faith-filled designs help normalize faith in everyday settings. Whether you're at the grocery store, a coffee shop, or an outdoor park, your wardrobe can represent your spiritual values effortlessly. Adding items like Christian shorts into your everyday rotation ensures you can express faith even in casual or athletic settings. GuidingCross apparel allows you to carry hope and inspiration everywhere you go. Every shirt or pair of shorts is not just clothing—it's an opportunity to remind someone of God's love, creating moments of connection and encouragement. GuidingCross believes faith-based fashion should be versatile and accessible. That's why they offer more than just Christian shirts—their range includes breathable Christian shorts, Psalm 23 clothing, and trendy accessories that complement any outfit. This variety ensures that everyone can find a way to incorporate their faith into their daily wardrobe. Graphic tees remain a customer favorite, featuring impactful scriptures and inspirational artwork. These designs are intentionally bold, so they stand out and spark curiosity. Pairing them with Christian shorts creates a comfortable yet purposeful outfit perfect for casual days or athletic activities. For colder seasons, GuidingCross offers hoodies and jackets, allowing faith-driven fashion to remain relevant year-round. The brand's Psalm 23 clothing line showcases the beauty of one of the most beloved passages in Scripture, making it an instant favorite for those who want to wear their faith proudly. Accessories like hats, bags, and wristbands also help believers share their message subtly but effectively. By focusing on detail and creativity, GuidingCross makes it easy for people to integrate faith into every aspect of their wardrobe. Whether it's a bold shirt or simple accessory, every item is designed to make an eternal impact. When it comes to Christian apparel, quality and comfort are just as important as the message itself. GuidingCross understands this balance, ensuring that their Christian shorts, shirts, and Psalm 23 clothing are made from durable, soft fabrics built to last. The brand uses modern printing techniques to ensure designs don't fade, peel, or lose their vibrancy over time. Comfort is also a priority because faith-based fashion should fit into your daily routine effortlessly. From breathable athletic shorts perfect for workouts to soft cotton tees ideal for casual wear, every piece is designed with real life in mind. Whether you're out for errands, meeting friends, or attending a faith-based event, GuidingCross clothing keeps you comfortable and stylish while sharing a positive message. Their commitment to quality means your faith-filled wardrobe can withstand frequent use without compromising on style or message clarity. When you invest in well-crafted Christian apparel, you're ensuring your message of hope, faith, and love continues to shine bright for years to come. GuidingCross delivers clothing you can rely on—fashion that's durable, meaningful, and effortlessly wearable. Faith is powerful, and fashion is a universal language. GuidingCross combines the two to create a movement where clothing becomes a tool for sharing hope and encouragement. By wearing Christian shorts, Psalm 23 clothing, and other faith-based pieces, you're joining thousands who choose to represent their beliefs through everyday fashion. This movement is about more than style; it's about community and impact. Every time someone sees a verse or faith-inspired message on your clothing, you have an opportunity to brighten their day and possibly change their perspective. GuidingCross apparel helps believers live out their values boldly while staying trendy and comfortable. The brand invites you to use your wardrobe as a testimony of light in a world that often needs it most. Whether it's athletic gear like Christian shorts, casual graphic tees, or scripture-inspired pieces like Psalm 23 clothing, every item you wear spreads positivity and encouragement. By joining the GuidingCross movement, you're not just upgrading your wardrobe—you're taking part in a faith-driven mission that transforms ordinary fashion into extraordinary purpose. Wear your faith, start conversations, and be a beacon of hope wherever you go. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Spectator
15 hours ago
- Business
- Spectator
What's the score on ‘score'?
The courtship rituals of the Treasury and the Office for Budget Responsibility last ten weeks. The consummation is a fiscal event, such as the Budget coming in the autumn, if we survive. Eligible young ladies used to have dance cards on which to enter the names of their suitors. The Treasury has a scorecard on which its proposed measures are drawn up for the OBR to score. The analogy is with the cricket field rather than the ballroom. The OBR score indicates its forecast for spending, receipts and public debt. It also takes into account knock-on effects of a policy change. This is called dynamic scoring. I had to ask Veronica about this and, since it's years since she split up with her unsatisfactory City trader, she might have got it wrong. In 2021 the OBR had to explain that the dynamic effect of a rise in tobacco duty was so large that 80 per cent of the increase was lost to the Treasury. After the increase, people changed their behaviour: some gave up cigarettes, some rolled their own and not a few got cigarettes from illegal sources. Is that where all those Turkish barbers come in? There was a response that benefited government coffers when it cut the top rate of tax from 50 to 45 per cent in 2012. The static effect would have cost the Treasury £3.8 billion. But behavioural changes, such as hours worked, meant the OBR's estimate of the loss of revenue was only £100 million. Dynamic scoring shares an etymology with the score cut in pork skin to make crackling – from a productive ancient Germanic word that also gives us shear, shard and share (used for ploughing). Dynamic scoring is also a variant of the scoring done by our Anglo-Saxon forebears cutting a score in a stick every time they'd counted 20 sheep. 'The days of our age are threescore years and ten,' says the Psalm, 'and though men be so strong that they come to fourscore years, yet is their strength then but labour and sorrow.' We know the score.
Scotsman
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
A Love Supreme, Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival review: 'dazzling'
Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews from our specialist arts writers Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... A Love Supreme, Famous Spiegeltent, Edinburgh ★★★★★ John Coltrane regarded his suite A Love Supreme as a gift to God, responding to the spiritual awakening he had experienced some years before. In this 60th anniversary celebration of its release it would have been impossible to replicate the intense spiritual and cultural circumstances surrounding Coltrane at the time. However, this quartet of four of Scotland's finest new generation jazz players – saxophonist Harry Weir, pianist Fergus McCreadie, double-bassist Ewan Hastie and drummer Graham Costello – created a memorably powerful salute to a landmark work in jazz history. Harry Weir | Contributed Echoing the original, a gong ushered in Weir's tenor sax as it sounded the unignorable clarion call that opens Acknowledgement, the first of the suite's four movements, and bassist Hastie struck up the famous, almost hypnotic four-note motif, saxophone expounding over it with increasing vehemence before Weir broke off to lead the liturgy-like 'love supreme' chant that echoed the bass line. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The following Resolution worked up powerful turbulence with Weir's forceful attack and pianist McCreadie embarking on a dazzling keyboard excursion, while an industrious drum break led into a thrilling Pursuance, driven by racing bass, with McCreadie releasing further keyboard fireworks, saxophone fairly baying at times with Weir himself urging things on with the odd yell. Another drum link led to the suite's final, stately exposition of Psalm, opened by extensively ranging and eloquent bass musings from Hastie before the saxophone sounded out once more, at times growling, at others blistering, over dramatically rumbling toms and cymbal crashes, drawing things toward a mighty conclusion.
The South African
22-06-2025
- Politics
- The South African
Malema slammed for singing 'Kill The Boer' at mass funeral
Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) leader Julius Malema has been criticised for singing Kill The Boer at the mass funeral for those who died in a bus crash earlier this week. Ten people – EFF members – died in a head-on collision near Ulundi, KwaZulu-Natal, while returning home after a June 16 rally in Durban on Monday. Malema has been condemned by his critics – including US President Donald Trump and the world's richest man, Elon Musk – for his decision to back the controversial struggle song. On Sunday, Julius Malema attended the mass funeral of 10 EFF members who were killed in a KZN bus crash. The bus tragically collided with a truck on the R34 near Ulundi in KZN. The funeral – dubbed the June 16 battalion – took place in Vryheid and was attended by the party leader and his leadership. Malema told the crowd of those who had died in the horror crash: 'They died while in pursuit of life. They were travelling with hope in their hearts. But the journey that should have taken them toward opportunity ended in tragedy.' Malema – who used the opportunity to mobilise EFF party members – promised to build a house for the families of those who had died. As he does with many rallies, Malema closed the event by singing Kill The Boer. However, his decision left many South Africans on social media questioning the timing and choice of song. @LangelihleMaph1: 'If there's no connection between these deaths and the Boer, why sing the song?' @MariaJacob49230: 'No respect for the dead, Julius Malema? You're at a funeral, not a political rally! This has been an occasion for a Psalm.' @muzizaks: 'What shameful display for lack of sense of occasion'. Meanwhile, Gayton McKenzie has condemned the EFF and Julius Malema for their decision to sing Kill The Boer. Speaking at the welcoming party for the Proteas at OR Tambo International Airport, the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture claimed that the anti-Apartheid song had no place in modern-day society. He said of the national cricket team, which recently won the ICC World Test Championships: 'This country has amazing sportspeople, and it is the greatest sporting nation in the world. If you do not agree with me, or if you want to argue with me, I do not argue with idiots. EFF leader Julius Malema and party leadership in Free State. Image: X/@EFFSouthAfrica 'Today, we had Black, Indian, White, and Coloured kids singing the Temba Bavuma song. Why should we worry about nonsense like Kill The Boer? These players [Proteas] will go places because we have the best team ever. 'Those people who are singing the Kill The Boer song are idiots'. He added in an X post: 'They are the biggest idiots, the current South Africa has no place for such a song. It has no value and contributes nothing towards the SA we are trying to construct. Let us know by leaving a comment below, or send a WhatsApp to 060 011 021 1 . Subscribe to The South African website's newsletters and follow us on WhatsApp , Facebook , X, and Bluesky for the latest news.
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kim Kardashian Celebrates Son Psalm's 6th Birthday with Epic 'Deadpool & Wolverine'-Themed Party — See All the Pics!
Kim Kardashian's son Psalm is another year older The SKIMS founder recapped the 6-year-old's Deadpool & Wolverine-themed birthday party on Instagram The Kardashians star admitted that being a mother is the hardest job she has, but said she's "proud of myself" for growing into being the "firm" parentKim Kardashian's son Psalm West is another year older! On Sunday, May 25, the SKIMS founder, 44, recapped the newly minted 6-year-old's Deadpool & Wolverine-themed birthday party on Instagram. In the post, Kardashian shared the snaps of the arcade outing, including a few photos of Psalm enjoying the festivities with his siblings, and posing in front of his custom Marvel cake and "Psalmpool & Wolverine" sign. "Psalms 6th Birthday Party ♥️," she simply captioned the carousel. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. In addition to Psalm, Kardashian is a mom to daughters, Chicago, 7, and North, 11, and son Saint, 9, whom she shares with ex-husband Kanye West. Kardashian and West's divorce was finalized on Nov. 29, 2022, with the parents agreeing to joint physical and legal custody of their four children. During the latest season of The Kardashians, the mom of four was asked in a confessional if being a mom is the hardest job she has. "Oh my god. Hands down,' she responded. 'Hands f——— down. Toes down, hands down. But I grew some f——— balls. Now I'm the firm one, and I'm proud of myself." The Kardashians star recently celebrated graduating from her four-year Law Office Study Program with what appeared to be a backyard graduation ceremony. She shared photos on her Instagram Story of the day, including a few shots of Psalm, along with her daughter Chicago, dressed in adorable suits. Kardashian's son Psalm adorned a beige-colored suit and brown dress shoes with a matching briefcase to complete the look, which was inspired by his late grandfather, Robert Kardashian Sr. Chicago stole style inspiration from her mother, wearing a navy blue pinstriped suit with a tie and sparkly sneakers. is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! In April, news broke that Psalm will be making his voice acting debut in the upcoming film Angry Birds 3, which is set to release on Jan. 29, 2027. Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Rachel Bloom and Danny McBride will reprise their roles from previous films, with actors like Nikki Glaser, Keke Palmer, Sam Richardson and Tim Robinson, among others, joining the cast. No other details about Psalm's role are known at this time. Read the original article on People
