It Is Time. And He Began Rebuilding The Altar Of The Lord. 1 Kings 18:30

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It Is Time. And He Began Rebuilding The Altar Of The Lord. 1 Kings 18:30

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"It is time" is a call to public prayer, fasting, and repentance. It begins as a single day — one gathering to humble ourselves before God — but it's meant to grow into an ongoing movement over time. ****Prayer. Fasting. Repentance. Restoration. Unity. Revival. All good words to use if you want to just include the verse 1 Kings 18:30**** ***HOSEA 10:12 - Sow for yourselves righteousness; reap steadfast love; break up your fallow ground, for it is the time to seek the LORD, that he may come and rain righteousness upon you. *** A different scripture with the right idea The audience is Christians and church leaders: people being called to seriousness, reverence, and return. "It Is Time" is the heart of it — a sense of urgency, that the moment to turn back to God is now. The logo will be used on a website, brochures, and various media, so it should work at both large and small sizes. - IT IS TIME - will be alone on small files and for brochures and the website or online advertising - IT IS TIME - And He Began Rebuilding The Altar Of The Lord. 1 Kings 18:30 As the tag line - it will all be included.

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"It Is Time" is a prayer and repentance movement — a call for God's people, and ministers especially, to rebuild what's been broken down and return to Him. The name comes from 1 Kings 18:30, "he repaired the altar of the LORD that was broken down," and Elijah's prayer that ends with fire falling. So the heart of it isn't just an altar — it's the repaired altar, stones built back up, and fire coming down on it. If the mark can carry that one idea, it says everything. Tone: simple, straightforward, and attractive — but above all serious and reverent. Ancient and sacred, with real weight to it. Think restored stone, quiet gravity, holy fire. It must look professional and presentable — something I'd be proud to put in front of pastors and congregations — and clean, not distressed or graffiti-style. Weight and reverence through simplicity, not through heavy texture. I've attached a photo as a reference for mood and color only — that warm, weathered, sepia, sunset-over-stone feeling — not as a design to copy. Colors I'm drawn to: the warm earth tones and golds of the reference — but I'm open to your eye on this. Feel free to explore both an icon-with-text version and a text-only wordmark. Above all: keep it simple, make it serious, and make it something that can be presented.

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