How Discerning Wheat From Weeds Can Help You Navigate Life’s Challenges

You know, I think that my focus has so much been on just remembering the importance of focusing on what comes after this life.

You know? Yeah.

And so making this life make sense until I get to our

eternal home.

Sure.

Well,

you know, I was at church on Sunday, and the reading was about the sower who sowed some seeds fell on good soil.

Yeah.

And the wheat and the weeds all grew up together.

And so the people were going to cut them down, cut down the weeds.

And the landowner said, no, let them all grow together.

And then at the end, we will cut them all down together.

And the good ones we will keep.

And the ones that have been weeds, we will put in the furnace and burn.

I'm not saying the fiery burners, but I'm thinking that that's how this life is.

We're all here together.

We're all growing.

And sometimes I think sometimes people think what is a weed in the beginning turns out to be weed.

Well, sometimes what looks like wheat turns out to be bogus wheat or bad wheat, whatever.

But we're all here together growing, and I think navigating that is probably making, is trying to make the most sense of our lives here.

How do you discern? How do you tell the wheat from the weeds in your own life? Who is...

on your team and who's not? Who recognizes what you need and who doesn't? Who do you recognize in your life that you need to help or be with or support? And sometimes in this world, it's super hard because people, it's like an AI person.

Is this real or is this AI? And that's sometimes what you have to think.

Not that it's a person's AI, but is what they're saying true or not? It sounds good.

Well, I pray all the time for discernment.