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The Church in every generation prays for renewal, yet renewal in Scripture rarely arrives without refinement. We ask for awakening, authority, and a greater manifestation of God’s power. Let’s look at this first: Before the Lord enlarges influence, He examines foundations. Before He entrusts weight, He reveals what can sustain it. What we often interpret as delay is frequently preparation.

In Matthew 13, Jesus describes a field where wheat and tares grow together until the harvest. The servants, unsettled by the mixture, want immediate separation. The master refuses. Both must mature. Only then will the difference become unmistakable. Shared soil and shared rain do not guarantee shared nature. Proximity to the things of God is not identical to transformation by the Spirit of God.

The parable is not merely agricultural; it is ecclesiological. Distinction within the visible Church is not an anomaly, but a........

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