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Secrets of the Vine: Breaking Through to Abundance

by Bruce H. Wilkinson

2001•EN
About the book

In this follow-up to his work on the prayer of Jabez, Bruce Wilkinson interprets the allegory of the vine and branches found in the fifteenth chapter of the Gospel of John. He outlines a four-stage framework for spiritual growth based on the actions of a vine dresser. The text explains the process of pruning, where God removes distractions to increase productivity, and the practice of abiding, which focuses on maintaining a constant inner connection to the divine. Wilkinson argues that discipline and hardship are structured tools intended to move a believer from barrenness to a state of sustained fruitfulness.

This book is intended for Christians who feel stagnant in their faith or confused by personal setbacks. Readers turn to these pages to understand why they face trials and how to identify the specific stage of spiritual development they are currently experiencing. The audience gains a systematic method for evaluating their religious commitment and practical steps for increasing their personal impact. By the end, the reader possesses a roadmap for aligning their daily habits with the goal of achieving a more productive spiritual life.

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Practical, growth-minded and clear-cut; an easy read.

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Published
2001
Language
EN

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