We measure life more in seasons than in seconds, and last week we explored the three distinct seasons we go through—Separation, Cultivation, and Irrigation. This week, we turn to Jesus’ parable of the weeds and wheat in Matthew 13, an agricultural metaphor revealing kingdom truths. The enemy doesn't attack the seed but the owner, devaluing the harvest by planting weeds to distract, drain, and delay. Yet, the integrity of God's seed remains unshaken. Harvest is not only a time of reaping but of refining, where God separates the wheat from the weeds, revealing the full value of what He’s planted in us. We are God's seeds; the enemy plants weeds; but God owns the field, and He knows the yield!

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