Secrets of the Vine for Women

The Abundant Life Awaits You...

Talking with His disciples the night before He died, Jesus used a vineyard analogy to reveal His plan to bring every one of His followers to a place of genuine spiritual abundance. But if we don't understand how God works in our lives to bring that wonderful harvest about, we can actually work against His good hand in our lives without ever knowing it.

In this little book based on John 15, Darlene Marie Wilkinson, author of the New York Times bestseller The Prayer of Jabez for Women, invites you to listen carefully to what Jesus said. You'll learn how to cooperate with your Father for your greatest fulfillment and for His awesome glory.

And you'll discover how Jesus responds to our cry as women for transformation, a rich spiritual harvest...and deeper intimacy with Him.

Darlene Marie Wilkinson is the New York Times bestselling author of The Prayer of Jabez for Women and other books. She is the founder of the Women Who Make a Difference conference and enjoys encouraging women through her writing and speaking. The Wilkinsons are blessed with three grown children and several grandchildren, and currently reside in the Southeastern United States.

A Place to Grow

Dear Reader,

Thank you for picking up Secrets of the Vine for Women. I’m praying that you, along with thousands of others, will remember this little book as a turning point in your life.

A turning point, a pivotal experience, something that leaves you forever changed—that’s what so many women are looking for today. And I can tell you from personal experience that Jesus’ words in John 15 are life changing! In this conversation in a vineyard the night before He died, Jesus showed His followers how God would be at work to bring each of them to a truly abundant life.

I invite you to step with me into that vineyard and listen carefully to what Jesus said. And as you read, may you be in awe of your Father’s faithfulness and greatness, because incredible spiritual abundance is His plan today for you, too.

With affection,
Darlene Marie