Anxious thoughts don't keep office hours. They show up at 2 a.m., mid-meeting, mid-prayer.
"Look Unto Me in Every Thought" (D&C 6:36) answers with a discipline of direction — turn each thought toward Christ, and take the words that follow with it: doubt not, fear not. Warm cream-and-gold lettering, minimal and steady, for people practicing that turn one thought at a time.
The details:
- Soft, true-to-size ringspun cotton (Gildan 64000) · relaxed unisex fit — size up if you like room
- Minimal cream-and-gold type, made for dark colors
- Printed to last through the wash
- Best on dark heather, navy, black, dark chocolate, forest green · sizes XS–5XL
- Machine wash cold inside-out, tumble dry low, no bleach
A steadying gift for a student, a chronic worrier, or anyone learning to aim their thoughts somewhere safer.
Frequently asked
What does "Look Unto Me in Every Thought" mean?
It's from D&C 6:36, where the invitation comes paired with its promise: doubt not, fear not. The practice is simple and lifelong — direct every thought toward Christ, especially the anxious ones, and fear loses its grip. The shirt is a wearable nudge back to that habit.
Is this a good gift for someone in an anxious season?
Yes — it's a gentle companion for students under pressure, new parents, and friends walking through worry-heavy stretches. It doesn't lecture; it just points every spiraling thought somewhere steadier. It's the kind of shirt you buy for a friend and end up keeping one of yourself.
How do you actually practice looking unto Christ in every thought?
One thought at a time. The verse pairs the invitation with the words that follow it, doubt not and fear not, so the practice is simply catching a thought as it spirals and turning it toward Christ. Anxious thoughts don't keep office hours, which is why the lettering on this shirt is kept minimal and steady, a small reminder of the turn you're learning to make.
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