Red Rope * Beloved Wristband

Inspired by the story of Rahab in Joshua 2, this wristband carries a powerful message of hope and salvation. Rahab tied a red rope to her window as a sign of covenant—a promise that her family would be protected when God’s people entered the Promised Land. The Hebrew word for that red rope, תִּקְוָה (Tiqva), also means Hope.

It’s a reminder that we are God’s beloved—His royal sons and daughters. And if God is for us, who can be against us? (Romans 8:31).

Wearing it on your right hand and lifting your hands high is a gesture to proclaim Jehovah Nissi — “The Lord is My Banner, My Strength, and My Victory.” It’s a powerful reminder that Jesus has won every battle, redeemed you from every curse, and serves as a declaration of your faith that your household and loved ones are covered by His protection and saving grace.