Prayer Hands Sticker

Still hands. Open heart. Prayer practiced daily.

The Prayer Hands Sticker carries a posture that feels familiar and grounding. Detailed line work. Classic praying hands. No distractions. Just a visual pause that reminds you to slow down and return to God. This design is reverent without feeling heavy, steady without trying to impress.

Rooted in 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, this Christian sticker reflects prayer as something lived throughout the day, not reserved for a moment. Prayer here is not rushed. It is ongoing. A reminder that gratitude, trust, and conversation with God can stay close, even in ordinary routines.

Clean and intentional, this sticker fits naturally where life happens most. On a water bottle, laptop, or phone case, it becomes a quiet signal to keep your heart open and your hands lifted. Sometimes faith looks exactly like this. Simple. Present. Returned to again and again.

Best on clean, dry, smooth indoor surfaces

Great for water bottles, laptops, tablet cases, notebooks, mirrors, and binders

Gently hand wash with warm water

Avoid extreme heat to protect adhesive quality

Avoid soaking, heavy scrubbing, or dishwashers to help the sticker last longer

Ships quickly from Colorado Springs, Colorado

Returns accepted for unworn or unused items in original condition

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Our mission is this: Pursue the Lost, Empower the Found.

We create Scripture centered designs with the hope that they offer encouragement in ordinary moments. Every product is crafted to point back to the truth of God's Word and to build a rhythm of faith in daily life.

The heart of It Is Good is rooted in Psalm 92:1, which reads:

It is good to praise the Lord.

Our name is a declaration of that truth. The "it" mark in our logo, shown as a person kneeling before the cross, reflects the posture every believer takes when they come to Jesus. The full brand name flows from that moment of surrender.

Every product we create is an invitation to praise the Lord, to remember His goodness, and to carry that truth into everyday life.