In a culture of constant change, one can find groundedness by going "back to the land". Collison uses agricultural, biblical, and personal stories help the reader renew one's spirit and find direction through Jesus' farm parables in current day application. By turning over the soil in one's soul, vibrant spirituality and life-changing discipleship can emerge. The parables are paired with social issues, which act as pollinators necessary for bearing of fruit for the kingdom of God. Rooted in the Wesleyan tenants of grace, personal piety, and social holiness, the book promotes a reclaiming of the physical and spiritual land in our lives. A supporting Bible study is included in the book.