Romans 5:8 – Christ Died for Us Christian Mug (Black Ceramic Scripture Cup)

Make every sip a moment of reflection with this striking Romans 5:8 Christian mug—a bold, faith-filled reminder of the love that met us at our worst. Featuring the powerful verse, “God shows His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us,” this mug puts the heart of the Gospel front and center.

Printed in crisp white on a glossy black ceramic finish, the design includes a simple yet moving cross on a stone hill—symbolizing the very place where Jesus took our place. It’s more than just drinkware; it’s a daily declaration that you are fully loved and fully redeemed, not because of what you've done, but because of what Christ did.

Whether you're enjoying coffee during quiet devotionals or offering encouragement to a friend over tea, this mug serves as a vessel of both warmth and truth. It’s ideal for anyone walking through grace, healing from guilt, or simply looking to stay grounded in what matters most.

Crafted from durable ceramic and finished with high-quality sublimation printing, this mug is made for real life—microwave and dishwasher safe, and available in 11 oz or 15 oz sizes to fit your rhythm and routine.

Perfect as a gift for pastors, friends, family, or yourself, this mug brings the eternal truth of God’s love to your everyday table. A simple design. A life-changing message.

✝️ Product Highlights:

• Romans 5:8 Scripture: “While we were still sinners, Christ died for us”

• Minimalist design with a bold cross and hill silhouette

• Glossy black ceramic finish with high-contrast white text

• Available in two sizes: 11 oz and 15 oz

• Lead- and BPA-free for safe daily use

• Microwave & dishwasher safe

• Comfortable C-handle for secure grip

🧼 Care Instructions:

• Dishwasher-safe (top rack recommended), or hand wash with warm water and mild soap

• Microwave-safe for reheating your favorite drinks

Let this Romans 5:8 mug remind you and others that God didn’t wait for us to get it right—He came, He died, and He loved us right where we were.