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“Small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life.”
— Matthew 7:14
This way. →
Not necessarily the easiest way.
Not always the most popular way.
Not even the way everyone else seems to be going.
But the way that leads to life.
The Narrow Way was created around Jesus' words in Matthew 7:13–14—His invitation to choose the narrow road and follow Him.
Across an enormous landscape, one small road winds through the mountains and disappears into the distance. We can't see exactly where it ends. We don't know what waits around every turn.
We just know which way to go.
This way. →
There is something beautifully simple about following Jesus. We don't need to see the entire road before we take the next step. We just need to know who we're following.
With its rugged mountains, muted earth tones, atmospheric haze, subtle grain and handwritten direction, this piece was designed to feel like an old photograph someone once carried on a journey—a little worn, a little imperfect, with one important note scribbled across it.
A reminder for the seasons when you can't see very far ahead:
You don't have to know the whole way.
You just have to follow Him.
“Small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life.”
— Matthew 7:14
This way. →
Not necessarily the easiest way.
Not always the most popular way.
Not even the way everyone else seems to be going.
But the way that leads to life.
The Narrow Way was created around Jesus' words in Matthew 7:13–14—His invitation to choose the narrow road and follow Him.
Across an enormous landscape, one small road winds through the mountains and disappears into the distance. We can't see exactly where it ends. We don't know what waits around every turn.
We just know which way to go.
This way. →
There is something beautifully simple about following Jesus. We don't need to see the entire road before we take the next step. We just need to know who we're following.
With its rugged mountains, muted earth tones, atmospheric haze, subtle grain and handwritten direction, this piece was designed to feel like an old photograph someone once carried on a journey—a little worn, a little imperfect, with one important note scribbled across it.
A reminder for the seasons when you can't see very far ahead:
You don't have to know the whole way.
You just have to follow Him.