Scripture Cards
“Remind yourself daily of who you are in Christ. Meditate on His Word and promises so they are written on the tablet of your heart. These are some of the very Scriptures the Lord used to heal my heart after trauma.” —Allison Miller
Downloadable Scripture Cards: Who You Are in Jesus Christ
What you get
One 8.5 × 11 PDF sheet formatted for home printing
Four scripture cards per sheet (standard business-card size when cut)
Twenty-six cards on seven pages
Clear, easy-to-read typography and simple design for home printing
Scriptures focused on identity in Christ (truths you can read, memorize, and share)
How to use
Print the PDF on 8.5 × 11 paper (white cardstock recommended for durability).
Cut along the guidelines to separate the eight cards.
Keep cards in your Bible, wallet, mirror, or tuck into a journal. Use them for daily reminders, memory work, or to give to friends.
Included scriptures (examples)
“Everything I do is as if I am doing it for the Lord.” — 1 Corinthians 10:21
“I Am gives me power to create wealth” — Deuteronomy 8:18
“The work of my hands is blessed.” — Deuteronomy 28:6
“I Am places His super in my natural.” — Ephesians 3:20
Printing tips
For best results, use 110–130 lb cardstock.
Choose “Actual size” or “100%” scaling in your print dialog.
Select “Best” or “High Quality” print settings for crisp text.
If you want rounded corners, use a corner punch after cutting.
Copyright and use
For personal and small-group use only.
You may print multiple copies for ministry or to give away, but do not resell or distribute the digital file.
Want more? If you’d like alternate designs (color, minimalist, or decorative), additional sizes, or a full sheet with larger affirmation cards, indicate your preference and I’ll prepare options.
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“Remind yourself daily of who you are in Christ. Meditate on His Word and promises so they are written on the tablet of your heart. These are some of the very Scriptures the Lord used to heal my heart after trauma.” —Allison Miller