The Sowers’ Field is a solemn and stirring narrative that brings the solemnity of biblical doctrine to the rugged reality of the farm. Through the eyes of twelve-year-old Samuel and his younger brother Benjamin, this story explores the timeless struggle between the desires of youth and the sovereign requirements of the ground.

​Faced with a south field choked by limestone and boulders, the brothers embark on a season of labor that quickly becomes a proving ground for their character and their faith. What begins as a simple effort to secure a worldly prize evolves into a deep encounter with the truths of the Word. As the boys contend with scorching heat and the stony ground of their own hearts, they find that the true nature of the harvest is determined by a hand far greater than their own.

​Rooted firmly in solid biblical truth and historical Christian doctrine, this book provides a faithful depiction of the Parable of the Sower. It is a story designed to help children and families understand:

• ​The Reality of the Fall: Why the thorns and sweat of the brow are the reality of a fallen world.

• ​The Necessity of a Prepared Heart: A depiction of how the soil of the soul must be quickened by the Spirit to bring forth fruit.

• ​The Duty of Stewardship: The importance of diligence and the long patience required of a faithful servant.

• ​The Absolute Authority of God: Why the success of the planting rests entirely on the purpose and power of the Almighty.

​The Sowers’ Field strips away modern sentimentality to offer a grit-and-dirt look at the Christian walk. It is an essential read for those who desire to see the Doctrines of Grace applied to the plow, teaching that while man is commanded to plant and water, it is God alone who gives the increase.