What if fruitfulness wasn’t something you had to strive for?
What if it ripened naturally from a life rooted in the True Vine?
In a culture that equates fruitfulness with productivity, The Art of Vinemaking offers a countercultural invitation: to move at the pace of abiding rather than striving.
Join author and artist Bette Dickinson in the vineyard as she learns this life-giving rhythm from the vine itself—and from a local vinedresser, Dave Bos. Through personal story, biblical reflection, and the botanical wisdom of the vineyard, this book helps you cultivate a life rooted in Christ, bearing fruit that lasts.
Includes 17 hand-drawn illustrations to enrich your journey.
“Dickinson diagnoses the malady of our productivity-obsessed culture and offers a sure cure rooted in God’s love, beauty, and rest.”
—Dave Ferguson, author of B.L.E.S.S. and Hero Maker
“A masterful guide into the rhythms and seasons of the vine… a must-read for all who care about their own formation and that of their faith community.”
—Gem & Alan Fadling, authors of What Does Your Soul Love?
“A deeply moving invitation to become the people God longs for us to be… you won’t want to miss a morsel or moment of the beauty and goodness found in this book.”
—Curt Thompson, MD, author of The Soul of Desire and The Deepest Place
What if fruitfulness wasn’t something you had to strive for?
What if it ripened naturally from a life rooted in the True Vine?
In a culture that equates fruitfulness with productivity, The Art of Vinemaking offers a countercultural invitation: to move at the pace of abiding rather than striving.
Join author and artist Bette Dickinson in the vineyard as she learns this life-giving rhythm from the vine itself—and from a local vinedresser, Dave Bos. Through personal story, biblical reflection, and the botanical wisdom of the vineyard, this book helps you cultivate a life rooted in Christ, bearing fruit that lasts.
Includes 17 hand-drawn illustrations to enrich your journey.
“Dickinson diagnoses the malady of our productivity-obsessed culture and offers a sure cure rooted in God’s love, beauty, and rest.”
—Dave Ferguson, author of B.L.E.S.S. and Hero Maker
“A masterful guide into the rhythms and seasons of the vine… a must-read for all who care about their own formation and that of their faith community.”
—Gem & Alan Fadling, authors of What Does Your Soul Love?
“A deeply moving invitation to become the people God longs for us to be… you won’t want to miss a morsel or moment of the beauty and goodness found in this book.”
—Curt Thompson, MD, author of The Soul of Desire and The Deepest Place
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