Christian bBasketball player Jonathan Judah Isaac recently launched a new line of shoes under his clothes line, which he hopes will help his fellow Christians “boldly defend their faith.”
The shoes are part of its UNITUS clothing line, which already sells a variety of other activewear, including hoodies, athletic shorts and more. Isaac, an Orlando Magic player basketball team, got the idea to make shoes from his pastor, which led him to create UNITUS with the intention of “giving lovers of God and country a brand they can call their own.”
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“I hope people feel like they are part of a unique moment in history and a movement of God,” Isaac told the Washington Examiner. “As this is the first NBA basketball sneaker with visible Bible verses, I hope it will encourage believers to boldly defend their faith in a culture that, in my opinion, has become increasingly hostile towards him. I hope that a sense of pride will develop where people.” are excited to have a brand that truly represents their values on and off the field. »
(UNITUS, Jonathan Isaac)
Shoe brand Judah 1 will offer shoes available in a variety of colors with their own shoes. Bible verses, including a blue set with 2 Corinthians 4:9, a verse about triumph, and an orange set with Proverbs 28:1, a verse about the Lion of Judah. For the latter, Isaac explained that Judah is his middle name, and given that “Christ is the lion of the tribe of Judah”, he “has relied on this verse every time I have been asked to speak , to play or to speak.” stay.”
Although these two variations of Judah 1 are the only ones currently available on the website, other variations are expected to become available soon, including those with Exodus 3:14, John 14:26, and Romans 8:37.
UNITUS launched in August 2023approximately three years after Isaac became the only NBA player not to kneel during the national anthem, a common practice among athletes during the national anthem. Black lives matter movement in 2020. UNITUS said Isaac believed black lives matter, but also knew Christ is “the only answer to the pain and division of the world,” which he explained more in detail in his book. Why am I standing.
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“My recent experiences with standing have taught me that I am truly never alone,” Isaac told the Washington Examiner. “Any negativity was significantly drowned out by the positivity of people who share the same values as me. I understood that not everyone would agree with me, and that’s okay. My family, my wife , my church family and my pastor love me, and as long as I have God’s approval and love around me, everything will be okay!”
Isaac said he wants to continue to grow UNITUS and the range of products it offers in the future, with one of his hopes being to sponsor Christian and Catholic universities.
