Printed at home, on plain paper
Original prayers, the words He said, and the story of who He was speaking to — set for a sheet of plain white paper and delivered to your inbox. Every verse from the Berean Standard Bible.
Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.
Matthew 11:28
The mark in the margin
On every page, every card and every print, the red bracket and the pointing hand enclose scripture and nothing else — never a prayer of ours, never a heading, never a title. You learn it in three pages without being told, and after that you always know which voice you are reading.
Black is the text to be read. Red is only ever the apparatus around it.
The books
$9.99
Thirty original prayers, one a day, and four of them ask for nothing at all — you sit, you give thanks, you bring no words. One line He said under each, an original note on who He was speaking to and what had just happened, and a place to write what you are bringing that day.
$9.99
Fifty-two cards, three and a half by five inches, four to a sheet, cut on the dotted lines. One line He said on each, the reference under it in red, and a short note on where it was said. One a week for a year.
$7.99
The psalms chosen for one job, each on its own page with a prayer of ours facing it and a line to write a name. Nobody needs another copy of the Psalms. They need to know which ones, for tonight.
$9.99
Twelve months with no year on them and no weekday grid, a prayer for each, and a page for the names you are carrying through it. Start it in February. Start it again next year. It never goes out of date.
All four together
$19.99 $37.96
The same four files, one purchase, delivered to your inbox the moment you buy.
On your own printer
Set the printer to 100%, not Fit to Page. Every file carries both US Letter and A4, and everything sits inside a half-inch safe margin, so any printer at home can hold it. On 24–32 lb paper it shows through less and feels better in the hand.
Set in EB Garamond. Every verse from the Berean Standard Bible, which is in the public domain outright — no licence, no quota, no attribution owed to anyone.