The Separation Has Already Started Wheat and Tares Are Growing Together… But Not Forever.
The church does not have a gathering problem.
The church has a discernment problem.
Jesus warned us clearly in Matthew 13:24–30 that wheat and tares would grow together until the time of separation. He did not say maybe. He did not say if culture gets bad enough. He said it would happen.
If you study this from the original language, it gets even more sobering.
The Greek word for wheat is sitos meaning true grain, real nourishment, something that produces life.
The word used for tares is zizanion. This was not just random weeds. This was likely darnel, a poisonous plant that looks almost identical to wheat in early growth stages. You cannot tell the difference until maturity.
Let that sink in.
Jesus was not warning about obvious evil.
He was warning about counterfeit righteousness that looks real until harvest.
This is why many people are shocked when leaders fall.
This is why false prophets can preach, sing, cry, and still be false.
Because tares grow in the same field. Same soil. Same rain. Same sunlight.
But not the same root.
Now let’s go Hebrew in principle.
The Old Testament concept of separation is tied to the word qadosh (קדוש) meaning set apart, sacred, distinct, different in nature. Holiness was never about appearance. It was always about nature and ownership.
God has always separated what is His from what only looks like His.
From Egypt.
From Baal worship.
From false priests.
From idol altars.
And He is doing it again.
This is not about denominations.
This is not about preferences.
This is about nature vs imitation.
Here is where it gets convicting.
Tares do not mind church.
Tares do not mind worship music.
Tares do not mind conferences.
Tares only hate truth, repentance, authority of Christ, and holiness that requires death to self.
The Bible warns in Micah 3:11 about leaders who teach for money, priests who serve for hire, and prophets who divine for payment while still claiming God is with them.
Sound familiar?
Jesus also said in Matthew 7:15–20 you will know them by fruit. Not gifting. Not platform. Not followers. Not how accurate a word sounds. Fruit.
The Greek word for fruit is karpos, meaning visible evidence of internal life.
Not performance.
Not charisma.
Not talent.
Evidence.
Here is what many in the church don’t want to face.
God is not just exposing sin in the world.
He is exposing idols in the church.
Idols of platform.
Idols of influence.
Idols of money.
Idols of personality.
Idols of emotional manipulation.
Idols of prophetic entertainment.
And yes, false prophets are being exposed.
The Bible says in Jeremiah 23 God is against prophets who speak visions from their own imagination and say “God said” when God did not speak.
In Hebrew, false prophet behavior ties to sheqer (שקר) meaning falsehood, deception, manufactured truth.
Not mistaken.
Manufactured.
Here is the reality most people do not want to say out loud.
The separation is not coming.
The separation is happening.
God is not impressed by church attendance if there is no transformation.
God is not impressed by gifting if there is no character.
God is not impressed by prophecy if there is no repentance.
Harvest is not about numbers.
Harvest is about ownership.
Wheat belongs to the Father.
Tares belong to another system.
And Jesus said the angels will do the final separation, not social media, not church politics, not public opinion.
But before that final separation, God is already exposing.
Not to destroy His church.
But to purify it.
Because Jesus is not coming back for a popular church.
He is coming back for a pure bride.
And wheat does not have to attack tares.
Wheat just has to be wheat.
Stay rooted.
Stay real.
Stay surrendered.
Stay holy.
Because harvest is closer than most
The church does not have a gathering problem.
The church has a discernment problem.
Jesus warned us clearly in Matthew 13:24–30 that wheat and tares would grow together until the time of separation. He did not say maybe. He did not say if culture gets bad enough. He said it would happen.
If you study this from the original language, it gets even more sobering.
The Greek word for wheat is sitos meaning true grain, real nourishment, something that produces life.
The word used for tares is zizanion. This was not just random weeds. This was likely darnel, a poisonous plant that looks almost identical to wheat in early growth stages. You cannot tell the difference until maturity.
Let that sink in.
Jesus was not warning about obvious evil.
He was warning about counterfeit righteousness that looks real until harvest.
This is why many people are shocked when leaders fall.
This is why false prophets can preach, sing, cry, and still be false.
Because tares grow in the same field. Same soil. Same rain. Same sunlight.
But not the same root.
Now let’s go Hebrew in principle.
The Old Testament concept of separation is tied to the word qadosh (קדוש) meaning set apart, sacred, distinct, different in nature. Holiness was never about appearance. It was always about nature and ownership.
God has always separated what is His from what only looks like His.
From Egypt.
From Baal worship.
From false priests.
From idol altars.
And He is doing it again.
This is not about denominations.
This is not about preferences.
This is about nature vs imitation.
Here is where it gets convicting.
Tares do not mind church.
Tares do not mind worship music.
Tares do not mind conferences.
Tares only hate truth, repentance, authority of Christ, and holiness that requires death to self.
The Bible warns in Micah 3:11 about leaders who teach for money, priests who serve for hire, and prophets who divine for payment while still claiming God is with them.
Sound familiar?
Jesus also said in Matthew 7:15–20 you will know them by fruit. Not gifting. Not platform. Not followers. Not how accurate a word sounds. Fruit.
The Greek word for fruit is karpos, meaning visible evidence of internal life.
Not performance.
Not charisma.
Not talent.
Evidence.
Here is what many in the church don’t want to face.
God is not just exposing sin in the world.
He is exposing idols in the church.
Idols of platform.
Idols of influence.
Idols of money.
Idols of personality.
Idols of emotional manipulation.
Idols of prophetic entertainment.
And yes, false prophets are being exposed.
The Bible says in Jeremiah 23 God is against prophets who speak visions from their own imagination and say “God said” when God did not speak.
In Hebrew, false prophet behavior ties to sheqer (שקר) meaning falsehood, deception, manufactured truth.
Not mistaken.
Manufactured.
Here is the reality most people do not want to say out loud.
The separation is not coming.
The separation is happening.
God is not impressed by church attendance if there is no transformation.
God is not impressed by gifting if there is no character.
God is not impressed by prophecy if there is no repentance.
Harvest is not about numbers.
Harvest is about ownership.
Wheat belongs to the Father.
Tares belong to another system.
And Jesus said the angels will do the final separation, not social media, not church politics, not public opinion.
But before that final separation, God is already exposing.
Not to destroy His church.
But to purify it.
Because Jesus is not coming back for a popular church.
He is coming back for a pure bride.
And wheat does not have to attack tares.
Wheat just has to be wheat.
Stay rooted.
Stay real.
Stay surrendered.
Stay holy.
Because harvest is closer than most
The Separation Has Already Started Wheat and Tares Are Growing Together… But Not Forever. 🌾
The church does not have a gathering problem.
The church has a discernment problem.
Jesus warned us clearly in Matthew 13:24–30 that wheat and tares would grow together until the time of separation. He did not say maybe. He did not say if culture gets bad enough. He said it would happen.
If you study this from the original language, it gets even more sobering.
The Greek word for wheat is sitos meaning true grain, real nourishment, something that produces life.
The word used for tares is zizanion. This was not just random weeds. This was likely darnel, a poisonous plant that looks almost identical to wheat in early growth stages. You cannot tell the difference until maturity.
Let that sink in.
Jesus was not warning about obvious evil.
He was warning about counterfeit righteousness that looks real until harvest.
This is why many people are shocked when leaders fall.
This is why false prophets can preach, sing, cry, and still be false.
Because tares grow in the same field. Same soil. Same rain. Same sunlight.
But not the same root.
Now let’s go Hebrew in principle.
The Old Testament concept of separation is tied to the word qadosh (קדוש) meaning set apart, sacred, distinct, different in nature. Holiness was never about appearance. It was always about nature and ownership.
God has always separated what is His from what only looks like His.
From Egypt.
From Baal worship.
From false priests.
From idol altars.
And He is doing it again.
This is not about denominations.
This is not about preferences.
This is about nature vs imitation.
Here is where it gets convicting.
Tares do not mind church.
Tares do not mind worship music.
Tares do not mind conferences.
Tares only hate truth, repentance, authority of Christ, and holiness that requires death to self.
The Bible warns in Micah 3:11 about leaders who teach for money, priests who serve for hire, and prophets who divine for payment while still claiming God is with them.
Sound familiar?
Jesus also said in Matthew 7:15–20 you will know them by fruit. Not gifting. Not platform. Not followers. Not how accurate a word sounds. Fruit.
The Greek word for fruit is karpos, meaning visible evidence of internal life.
Not performance.
Not charisma.
Not talent.
Evidence.
Here is what many in the church don’t want to face.
God is not just exposing sin in the world.
He is exposing idols in the church.
Idols of platform.
Idols of influence.
Idols of money.
Idols of personality.
Idols of emotional manipulation.
Idols of prophetic entertainment.
And yes, false prophets are being exposed.
The Bible says in Jeremiah 23 God is against prophets who speak visions from their own imagination and say “God said” when God did not speak.
In Hebrew, false prophet behavior ties to sheqer (שקר) meaning falsehood, deception, manufactured truth.
Not mistaken.
Manufactured.
Here is the reality most people do not want to say out loud.
The separation is not coming.
The separation is happening.
God is not impressed by church attendance if there is no transformation.
God is not impressed by gifting if there is no character.
God is not impressed by prophecy if there is no repentance.
Harvest is not about numbers.
Harvest is about ownership.
Wheat belongs to the Father.
Tares belong to another system.
And Jesus said the angels will do the final separation, not social media, not church politics, not public opinion.
But before that final separation, God is already exposing.
Not to destroy His church.
But to purify it.
Because Jesus is not coming back for a popular church.
He is coming back for a pure bride.
And wheat does not have to attack tares.
Wheat just has to be wheat.
Stay rooted.
Stay real.
Stay surrendered.
Stay holy.
Because harvest is closer than most
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