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Secrets of a Fruitful Heart: Bob opens the parable of the sower in a way that most have not considered. The birds, stones, and weeds represent hindrances that ALL believers face in their pursuit of hundredfold fruitfulness. The wayside soil represents places in our hearts that have been trampled hard. The stones represent pockets of compromise that hinder our roots. The weeds represent cares and pleasures that choke our fruitfulness. With three powerful images, Jesus gave us His way to make disciples. When we soften our hearts, remove our stones, and cut back our weeds, our hearts become increasingly fruitful to God. This book is a compelling resource for every disciple who wants to be more fruitful.
Secrets of a Fruitful Heart: Bob opens the parable of the sower in a way that most have not considered. The birds, stones, and weeds represent hindrances that ALL believers face in their pursuit of hundredfold fruitfulness. The wayside soil represents places in our hearts that have been trampled hard. The stones represent pockets of compromise that hinder our roots. The weeds represent cares and pleasures that choke our fruitfulness. With three powerful images, Jesus gave us His way to make disciples. When we soften our hearts, remove our stones, and cut back our weeds, our hearts become increasingly fruitful to God. This book is a compelling resource for every disciple who wants to be more fruitful.