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Faithbox Subscription Box Review – February 2019

Nich Baviera
ByNich BavieraFeb 15, 2019 | 8 comments

FaithBox February 2019 - Box Review Top

Faithbox
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Faithbox is a monthly subscription that “inspires daily Christian living by helping you grow in your faith, impact your community, and discover meaningful products from companies that do good.”

FaithBox February 2019 - First Look

This box was sent to us at no cost for review. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)

FaithBox February 2019 - Box Contents

About This Box

The Subscription Box: Faithbox

The Cost: $25 a month + shipping. Save with longer subscriptions.

The Products: Unique, Christian-themed based products that include their daily devotional of scripture(Everyday Faith), quotes, prayers. Plus, they include a curated selection of fair-trade, eco-friendly, and one-for-one products from companies who do good and have a positive impact.

Ships to: US for $5, APO/FPO or P.O. Boxes and International shipping costs vary.

February 2019 Faithbox “Sacrifice” Review

FaithBox February 2019 - Impact Guide FrontFaithBox February 2019 - Impact Guide Sacrifice

An introduction to this month’s theme, “Sacrifice." Sacrifice is defined as:

The surrender or destruction of something prized or desirable for the sake of something considered as having a higher or more pressing claim and an act of offering to a deity something precious.

Taken from the introduction of this month’s theme, as stated in the dictionary stated by Faithbox. In simple terms, “sacrifice is something you like that you give up for a greater purpose or to a greater Person.”

FaithBox February 2019 - Impact Guide 1FaithBox February 2019 - Impact Guide 2

Each product has a page indicating the product and company information and ways the organization is impacting the community and world.

Enclosed in every box a double-sided card to track my spiritual progress.

FaithBox February 2019 - Impact Guideconnect With Our Partners On Instagram

Info on connecting with their partners on Instagram.

FaithBox February 2019 - Faith Stories

Faithbox also shares subscribers' stories as told on Facebook.

FaithBox February 2019 - Impact GuideYou Are Not Alone

Subscribers can send prayer requests.

FaithBox February 2019 - Impact GuideCommunity Challenge

This month's Community challenge is to take a photo of some of the goals you’ve written in your daily planner and share them on social media @getfaithbox and use hashtag #getfaithbox, #faithbox, or #faithboxcomminity.

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Altar Ego by Craig Groeschel – Retail Value $16.99 (Found here for $9.98)

Craig shares of his wild party days and giving his life over to Christ. He is an author, pastor of Life Church, and Globally Online that launched the free YouVersion Bible app, which I use almost daily. He gives us a glimpse of how we can shed that alter ego and labels placed on ourselves. Here are some quotes from Part 1 Sacrificing Your False Self for Your Sacred Identity in Christ, Chapter 1 that resonated with me that I would like to share.

God’s power is bigger than your past.” ‘When GOD gives you a new name, by his Spirit and through his Son, you will grow into it”.  “…our greatest struggle often yields the greatest opportunity for our growth”. “By God’s power, you are an overcomer”. These quotes explain how I can shed the labels bestowed to me by others or from my own labeling. The book explains how I can’t be held on to the labels that tie me down and not allow me to see the greatness that God sees, such as  “…being labeled “broke” or “struggling” to being labeled financial decerning. Part 2, Sacrificing Cultural Relativity for External Values looks at ways to make a wise decision in everyday life and to live boldly for God. “It’s so easy to live reacting to our impulses, making decisions as if this moment is the only thing that matters.” “Wise people don’t purchase liabilities; they purchase assets.” “Practicing integrity matches your beliefs”. Lastly, Part 3 Sacrificing Self-Justification for Passionate Obedience “God wants us to be bold to take risks through his leading us out of our comfort zone”. “What you pray for reflects what you believe about God”. “We speak boldly about what we believe deeply”. “When you obey, you can expect God to show up and work supernaturally”. This book will resonate with anyone wanting to shed labels, start anew, a become that person God destined them to be.

From Amazon:

You are NOT who you think you are. In fact, according to bestselling author Craig Groeschel in Altar Ego, you need to take your idea of your own identity, lay it down on the altar, and sacrifice it. Give it to God. Offer it up.

Why? Because you are who God says you are. And until you’ve sacrificed the broken concept of your identity, you won’t become who you are meant to be.

When we place our false labels and self-deception on the altar of God’s truth, we discover who we really are as his sons and daughters. Instead of an outward-driven, approval-based ego, we learn to live with an “altar” ego, God’s vision of who we are becoming.

Discover how to trade in your broken ego and unleash your altar ego to become a living sacrifice. Once we know our true identity and are growing in our Christ-like character, then we can behave accordingly, with bold behavior, bold prayers, bold words, and bold obedience.

Altar Ego reveals who God says you are, and then calls you to live up to it.

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Deux Mains Designs Leathered Tasseled Bookmark – Estimated Value $20.00

This handmade bookmark came in three colors, red, blue, and cognac. I received a red leathered tasseled bookmark handmade and quality ensured by Jhenifer. “The bookmarks are made from over 600 pounds of recycled and repurposed tire inner tubes, as well as scraps of leather that are dyed for color and used to produce the tassel portion of the bookmark”. (Taken from the Impact Guide)  Deux Mains is a spinoff from REBUILD Globally, founded in 2010. Deux Mains was able to set itself apart and become its own official Haitian business and fashion brand, learn more about their endeavors here.  The handmade bookmark was not found on their website so the value is an estimate.

FaithBox February 2019 - Bracelet And Grey Velvet Pouch

Custom Leather Wrap Bracelet – Estimated Value $25.00

This custom leather wrap bracelet has inspiring inscriptions regarding sacrifice and the Hebrew word for “Sacrifice” across the bracelet. The wrap bracelet wrapped securely around my wrist several times with a little space for wiggle room. It has an edgy look while reminding me of the path to sacrifice. I may actually wear this with a pair of jeans and an edgy t-shirt. The bracelet came in a grey velvet pouch with Faithbox’s message and name written on the front. This would make a nice gift if you don’t mind their name and logo inscribed on the velvet pouch and bracelet. I assumed this is a Faithbox item as the website for this item is Faithbox as indicated in the Impact Guide. I didn’t find this on their website, so the value is an estimate.

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Here’s a closer look at what's inscribed on the leather wrap bracelet, Hebrew word for sacrifice and the saying “The path of sacrifice is not an easy one” and the Faithbox symbol.

FaithBox February 2019 - Close Up Of Wrap Bracelet 1

Here the inscription says, “It requires discipline, conviction, and faith.”

FaithBox February 2019 - Close -up Of Bracelet

Pictured here is the Hebrew word for “Sacrifice” and not shown is the inscription “But what you gain is greater than what you gave up” with Faithbox symbol and the word Faithbox at the end of the bracelet. The inscriptions are in silver with a silver clasp that tightens at the end of the bracelet.

FaithBox February 2019 - Art Design Cards

Custom Watercolor Art Design Cards – Estimated Value $10.00

I received 2 5x7 calendar cards and 2 “Sacrifice” themed cards that were beautifully hand drawn and painted in watercolors and then digital produced. The cards were created by watercolorist Madeline Harwell a young American artist introduced to Faithbox while working on a previous edition of Faithbox with the band members Citizen Way and a collaboration began. The 2 calendar cards are for January and February 2019, not sure why they sent January since its past, a useless item unless you display the card in a frame for a keepsake. The January calendar has a quote from Bradford L. Hewitt, an executive for Thrivent Finacial, “living a life of gratitude for each day and the gifts God gives us is the path to joyful living”, and February has the scripture from Proverbs 16:3 NLT “Commit your actions to the Lord and your plans will succeed”.  Also, the 2 themed cards have the following inscription on the front with beautiful watercolor designs. The first one says, “nothing worth having is not worth sacrificing for” and the second one says, “The path of sacrifice is not an easy one. It requires discipline, conviction, and faith. But what you gain is greater than what you give up”. What do you think of the quotes? They seem contradictory to me, but I may be wrong.

FaithBox February 2019 - Spiritual Inventory Back

Spiritual Inventory

A Faithbox exclusive, a spiritual inventory for the month.  The spiritual inventory has two sides, on one side of the card it has, “my verse for the month,” “spiritual practice,” and a numerical chart to circle each day that I did something for my focus for the month. And on the back of the card “pay it forward,” “list three ways God has blessed me this month,” and “where am I on my spiritual journey.”

FaithBox February 2019 - Everyday Faith Cover

FaithBox February 2019 - Intro To The Theme

Here’s the introduction to Everyday Faith on the theme, “Sacrifice”.

FaithBox February 2019 - Day 1 Day 2 Pages

Everyday Faith

Each month I receive Everyday Faith, and this month is all about “Sacrifice”. The booklet is a monthly devotional with scriptures and quotes to guide me through the month, spiritually.

The VerdictThe February Faithbox has an estimated value of $71.99, not including the spiritual inventory and everyday faith. This month is high compared to previous boxes; considering the subscription is $25.00 plus $5 shipping. The values are estimates since their products are Faithbox exclusive and brands that cater and produce for their community so the value is hard to gauge monthly. This month’s box was okay for me, I enjoyed receiving the leather wrap bracelet and the custom watercolor art cards. I do appreciate how their theme flows throughout their boxes and their books always focus on their theme. The December box has been a favorite! This subscription has a lot to offer from books to lifestyle items and on occasion food, tea or coffee products all from eco-friendly, companies helping the world and community around them. This box is encouraging, leads me spiritually to think, question, and ponder.

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? From Faithbox:

Your everyday faith box will ship immediately after your order is placed. Your subscription box will ship on the last week of every month. Please order by the 19th of the previous month to get the current box.

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Nich Baviera
Nich Baviera
Nichelle has been obsessed with subscription boxes since 2012, when she received an email to subscribe to PopSugar Must Have Box. Since then, she has subscribed to Glossybox, Allure Beauty Box and GoodeBox which is now called GoodeBeing Box. She currently subscribes to: Birchbox, FabFitFun, Essence Beauty Box, PopSugar Must Have Mini Box, and Play! by Sephora. She is an avid admirer of PopSugar, so much so that she had an office tour of their San Francisco headquarters in April of 2015.

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8 comments

Lauraler

Thanks for this review. I gifted a subscription of Faithbox to my mom on her 80th birthday, but the products turned out to be too young for her.

This box seems like it would be great for my teenager. I’m constantly pushing my kids to find Christ’s identity for them rather than what they think of themselves or others think of them.

Past boxes also have not seemed worth the cost. I’ll follow future reviews to see if they continue on the path of higher value v cost.

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Nina

Wow! Lots of goodies in there! Wish they’d make a Science/Atheist one for peeps like me 🙂

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Sharyn

Pretty sure there are a bunch out there to choose from! 😉

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Lynsey

Hahahaha

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Leslie

The books message reminds me a lot of the Buddhist parable about what is good or bad. The idea that labels, even such simplistic ones as good or bad, are ascribed by humans onto a situation or behavior. If you internalize these labels it can have the effect of causing you to not see clearly, and through that lack of clarity you can get stuck in negative patterns.

I’m glad of your review, Nich, because I will be reading this book now. I am new to being a believer of God. I won’t go into why and how it took so long, or even try to describe or label my faith. All I know is that I always welcome more material, such as this book or even the whole box, so that I can more deeply develop my faith.

Thanks for the review!

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Sharyn

Welcome to the faith! Enjoy the awesome journey. ✝️

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Nich

You’re welcome and God Bless sister! Thanks for being a part of the MSA

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Melissa

Cool box!

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