Our name comes from one of the most sobering moments in Scripture—when Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver (Matthew 26:14–16, Zechariah 11:12–13). What was meant for harm became part of God’s greater plan of redemption.

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We chose Thirty Pieces as a reminder and a lesson: the value of Christ was never in silver or gold, but in His immeasurable love and sacrifice for us. The betrayal that cost “thirty pieces” led to the cross, where Jesus gave His life to bring freedom, forgiveness, and new life to the world.

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When you see this name, we hope it points you back to that truth—that earthly things may fade, but what Jesus did for us is priceless and eternal.