36.1 Wheat and Weeds
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We live in a world obsessed with growth—bigger bank accounts, more followers, and faster progress. But as every gardener knows, not everything that grows is good for the harvest. In this video, Samson Fidimaye shares powerful spiritual lessons learned from his garden in Nigeria about the difference between being "nourished" and merely being "noticed".Inspired by the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares, we explore: The Deception of Growth: Why weeds often grow faster, thicker, and wilder than the crops that actually provide food. The Necessity of Pruning: Why real growth often requires removing the "shoots" that steal energy from our spiritual fruit. Identity Over Pace: Why the Christian calling isn't to outpace the world, but to grow in a way that pleases the Gardener through patience and surrender. The Cost of Ambition: Why some worldly dreams require uprooting our faith—and why walking away from them is a sign of strength, not weakness . Growing for the Harvest: The three directions of true spiritual growth: downward in humility, inward in devotion, and upward in faith . The real question isn't just "Are you growing?"—it's "What are you growing into?". Join us as we learn why wheat is always worth the wait.
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