The Demise Hoodie

• Retail unisex fit. This unisex style is designed with a roomier fit than women’s-specific sizing. For a closer, more fitted silhouette, we recommend sizing down one size. For a relaxed fit, select your usual size.
• 8 oz. sponge fleece with Airlume combed cotton.
• Pre-shrunk material for a more consistent fit
• Pullover hood
• White drawcord
• Front pouch pocket
• Ribbed cuffs and waistband
• Side-seamed construction
• Made to order
• Ships within two weeks

“Whoever digs a pit will fall into it.” — Proverbs 26:27

Scripture is remarkably practical about hatred. It warns us that what we cultivate against someone else can eventually become destructive within our own lives.

Anger may sometimes be justified. Boundaries may absolutely be necessary. But bitterness is different. When resentment begins governing our thoughts, decisions, and peace, the person who hurt us is no longer the only one capable of doing damage.

The question worth asking isn't simply, “Do I have a right to be angry?”

Sometimes the wiser question is: “What is this costing me?”

“I've lived long enough to know that everybody doesn't deserve access to you, and forgiveness doesn't mean handing somebody the key again. But hatred? Honey, that's different. Hatred will have you spending precious time, peace, and good sense on somebody who may have gone right on about their business. Protect your boundaries, certainly. Just don't poison yourself trying to punish somebody else.”

— Cornwell's Girl

• Machine wash cold, inside out.
• Wash with like colors.
• Use mild detergent.
• Tumble dry low or hang dry.
• Do not bleach.
• Do not iron directly on the artwork.

• Professional, spiritually mature women who value discernment, healthy boundaries, wisdom, and peace

It reflects the biblical principle that unchecked hatred and bitterness can ultimately damage the person carrying them. The message encourages wisdom, self-governance, forgiveness, and protecting one's peace.

No. Forgiveness and reconciliation are not the same thing. Healthy boundaries can coexist with a heart that refuses to be governed by bitterness.v

Yes. Proverbs 26:27 and related passages warn that destructive intentions and bitterness can ultimately produce consequences within our own lives.