The True Vine (Moody Classics)

A must read for anyone seeking to abide in Christ. Andrew Murray, in his delightfully eloquent way of writing, will be sure to draw you closer to our Living Savior.

Andrew Murray writes of our union with Christ as abiding branches in the true vine. He emphasizes being filled with the fullness of Christ’s life in order to live God’s ways, and to be full of joy, abundant fruit, and answered prayer.

One of the top books I have read to bring me into a closer intimacy with my precious Lord. In my opinion, every be person who has a heart for the Master needs to read. Will be reading again.

Powerful and Sound teaching on John 15. Murray gives a clear understanding of the necessity to Life as a Christian being in our abiding in the Vine....as the Lord Jesus said 🔥🤟

I read this every year!!!! I recommend everyone to .

I highly recommend this book on John 15. I loved the daily format. Each chapter is so rich and full of life giving truth that I plan to read this one over and over again to help remind me how to abide in Christ and let His life, live and light flow through me to bear much fruit!

Got exactly what was described. Would love to have gotten it faster, but that's ok

I've always been troubled by the concept of "abiding". This devotional really helped me understand that concept better by explaining in detail the passage spoken by Jesus about the Vine. It isn't the best book for a new believer, in my opinion, but for an older believer, I believe it would greatly help the walk with Christ.

This book was originally published as Abide in Christ. I had borrowed a copy from my pastor. I kept wanting to re-read it and write everything down. So I was really delighted to find that I could obtain a printed version for only £1.

Praise our Lord for Andrew Murray, and all his writings . Words fail to express the Spiritual depth.

Another excellent Christian classic from Amazon, no need to look any further. A great addition to any bookshelf of Christian literature. Highly rccommend. Ann Torquay

Brilliant devotional commentary on the Vine

I have always enjoyed the parable of the Vine and the branches but reading this book made me aware how easy it is to become complacent. You picture the Vine longing for the branches to bear more fruit. It grieves Him to watch how we can lose ourselves back in the world and rob ourselves of the many blessings He has for us. We are never as good as we think we are.