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“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in me.”
— John 15:4
Abide in Me.
Not visit occasionally.
Not come only when you need something.
Not try to grow apart from Him.
Abide.
Stay. Remain. Make your home here.
In John 15, Jesus gives us the picture of a vine and its branches. A branch doesn't strain to produce life on its own. It simply stays connected to the source—and from that connection, fruit comes.
Abide in Me was created around that invitation.
An old vine has grown into the walls of a weathered European home, wrapping itself around the window and becoming almost inseparable from the place where it has taken root.
It has stayed.
And it has grown.
With its sun-warmed plaster, aged wooden shutters, tangled greenery, deep shadows and vintage film texture, this piece was designed to feel like an old photograph discovered somewhere in the countryside—and quietly carry the words of Jesus within it.
For the seasons when you're tempted to strive harder, do more, or produce something on your own:
Come back to the Vine.
Stay close.
Abide in Me.
“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in me.”
— John 15:4
Abide in Me.
Not visit occasionally.
Not come only when you need something.
Not try to grow apart from Him.
Abide.
Stay. Remain. Make your home here.
In John 15, Jesus gives us the picture of a vine and its branches. A branch doesn't strain to produce life on its own. It simply stays connected to the source—and from that connection, fruit comes.
Abide in Me was created around that invitation.
An old vine has grown into the walls of a weathered European home, wrapping itself around the window and becoming almost inseparable from the place where it has taken root.
It has stayed.
And it has grown.
With its sun-warmed plaster, aged wooden shutters, tangled greenery, deep shadows and vintage film texture, this piece was designed to feel like an old photograph discovered somewhere in the countryside—and quietly carry the words of Jesus within it.
For the seasons when you're tempted to strive harder, do more, or produce something on your own:
Come back to the Vine.
Stay close.
Abide in Me.