Daily Bible verse desk calendar with beautiful pictures and inspiring scriptures. Customers praised "great way to start every day" and appreciated the compact size. Some noted quality concerns: pages don't tear cleanly, cardboard stand is flimsy and falls over easily. A few mentioned dates misalignment and small text size.
More than a few images look AI generated (see pic for example). The images seem dull/muddy looking, that could be the paper though. Cheap ink was used and it smells strongly like newspaper ink.
I buy one of these every year. The daily act of pulling a page off is a reminder to number our days. It feels much more intentional when compared to watching the days just go by on a traditional calendar. This specific set was well made and easy to pull off your daily pace. Verses each day provide encouragement and the text was easy to read.
I bought a calendar like this two years ago and my husband loved it. Bought this one for Christmas 2025 and today, June 2, there’s a picture of Buddha with Isaiah 57:2 underneath it. Wrong. Buddha doesn’t provide enlightenment or peace. Jesus, the Prince of Peace, gives the peace that passes all understanding. I will be more vigilant with where I spend my money next year. Very disappointed.
I adore this calendar but the quality of this went way down! Last year we had a solid black plastic stand that was sturdy so we could tear each day off with no issue. It’s end of May and my cardboard stand just fell apart after a constant battle every day of trying to keep it upright. Horrible. Horrible stand. So flimsy. Bring back the hard plastic backing. I’d rather pay $10 more. Quality of the paper went down too. We kept last years because of the beautiful scriptures and use them as a note pad. Please bring back the option to buy the plastic backing ones.
I bought this for each of my two adult daughters this past Christmas. One daughter keeps it on her desk at work and uses it for her Bible verse of the day, then the next day uses the torn off Bible verse with beautiful picture and writes a note on the back to give to an employee. The other daughter does the same but uses the Bible verse page to put a note in her daughter’s and husband’s lunch boxes.
It was last year's calendar.
Has Buddha on it. All AI images.
I have been buying these for years for my wife. She puts them on her vanity and reads the verse first thing in the morning. A great way to start your day.
I bought this for my Mom. She had a stoke a couple years ago and this allows het to have the day of the week and a verse from the Bible everyday. She loves it.
This is a complete doctrinal failure and a deep offense to Christian believers. A calendar intended for Christian use has been defiled by placing the image of the Hindu deity Shiva alongside scripture. This is not a minor oversight; it is a direct contradiction of God's commands. To be clear, this situation is spiritually disastrous for two definitive biblical reasons: 1. It Violates the First Commandment Exodus 20:3 is unequivocal: "You shall have no other gods before Me." This isn't a suggestion of prioritized worship, but an absolute decree of exclusive devotion. By featuring Shiva, a central figure of a polytheistic system, this calendar has introduced a rival deity into a Christian space, directly breaking God's most foundational law. 2. It Unites Christ with Idols 2 Corinthians 6:14-16 asks, "What fellowship has light with darkness? And what accord has Christ with Belial? And what agreement has the temple of God with idols?" By placing these images together, this product attempts to create a fellowship that God has declared impossible. We are called to "flee from idolatry" (1 Corinthians 10:14), not to invite it onto our desks and walls. This is not a trivial aesthetic issue. The publisher has demonstrated a frightening lack of spiritual discernment. If you own this calendar, its placement in your home or office is a stumbling block. The only wise and obedient action is to remove it immediately, disposing of it in a way that dishonors neither the name of Christ nor the truth of His Word. For the publisher: You have led believers into error. By yoking the holy name of the Lord with the icon of a foreign deity, you have produced something that mocks the exclusive claims of Christ. I urge you to recall the warning of Deuteronomy 12:30-32 and repent of this action immediately. Ps…I want my money back.
Why is there a picture of a buddha statue? This is so crazy. How did this even get approved? Also the fact that it's with a verse talking about peace is insane! Brothers and Sisters remember to use discernment and keep a spiritual guard up! This truly makes me sad.
The paper is thin and cheap, like newsprint, so the colors in the pictures are not vibrant, just faded looking and flat. It's difficult to tear them cleanly off each day, so you end up with clumps of small pieces still hanging on. Just not happy w the presentation.
Why would a Bible calendar have the face of Buddha? Please read the Bible before you publish! Not a fan of the cardboard back either- too flimsy.
The pages don’t tear well. I could live with that but the verse for today (Isaiah 57:2) about peace has the image of Buddha. Unbelievable. I’m throwing it away.
This was a nice little cute Bible calendar with passages from the Bible and beautiful pictures for every month and day. I cannot wait to see the pics and read the beautiful quotes.
Terrible graphics.
A Christian desk calendar should not have a pagan idol as backdrop imagery for Bible verses at all, let alone buried all the way into the month of June. Not sure who approved that, but it’s clear they use AI. Liked the calendar fine until that.
I had 2025 last year and I am really enjoying 2026 until today's photo of Buddha. I don't know why they would think an idol would be appropriate on a Christian calendar. I'm not sure if anyone is even purchasing a 2026 calendar at this point, but it does make me hesitate when I make my decision to purchase a 2027 calendar. Is this company a secular company trying to capitalize on Christians?
