I've been sitting with Galatians 3:28 for a while now. It's one of those verses that feels like it was written for the moment we're currently living in.
Paul wrote these words into a world that was deeply, violently divided — by ethnicity, by social status, by gender. And his message to the church was radical: none of those divisions define you anymore. In Christ, there is one identity that overrides all others.
I find that genuinely moving. Not because it erases our differences — it doesn't — but because it says our differences don't determine our worth, our belonging, or our place at the table. In Christ, everyone gets a seat. No hierarchy. No outsiders.
I wanted to design something that captured that idea visually. Intertwining leaves felt right — different shapes, different shades of green, but woven together in a way that only works because of the whole. You couldn't pull one out without losing something.
I think the church at its best looks like that. Different people, different backgrounds, different stories — all one in Christ.
If that's something you want to be reminded of every day, I hope this print finds a home on your wall. And if it's something you want to say to everyone who walks into your home or your church — I think this print says it beautifully.

