Abide in Christ is Andrew Murray's classic devotional study of the believer's daily life in union with Christ. Drawing from Christ's words in John 15-"Abide in me, and I in you"-Murray presents the Christian life not as a matter of restless effort, but as a sustained inward dependence on the living presence of Christ. Written with quiet pastoral authority, the book leads readers through the meaning of abiding: trust, surrender, obedience, prayer, fruitfulness, humility, and the steady formation of the soul in communion with God. First published in the nineteenth century, Abide in Christ remains one of Murray's most enduring works because it speaks directly to the central problem of Christian devotion: how faith becomes a lived, continuous reality rather than an occasional religious act. Murray's emphasis is serious, practical, and deeply scriptural, making this a strong Sublime title for readers of Christian spirituality, devotional classics, prayer, sanctification, and spiritual growth. It belongs naturally with Murray's other works on humility, surrender, prayer, and the deeper Christian life.