Matthew 13:25 (KJV) says: "But while men slept, his enemy came and sowed tares among the wheat, “and went his way." In this parable, tares represent harmful elements sown by the enemy to hinder growth and productivity. Here are 12 things that can represent "tares" in our lives: Negative Thoughts  Doubt fear, and self-condemnation that hinder progress. Bad Influences   Wrong associations that corrupt good morals (1 Corinthians 15:33). Sinful Habits Addictions  immorality, or any repeated sin that pulls one away from God ✔️Distractions – Time-wasting activities that take focus away from God’s purpose. Many waste their time for ventures that will lead them nowhere with a wide dreams some no dream no ambition  ✔️ ️Unforgiveness – Bitterness and resentment that poison the heart. Like a snake venom, it's can be deadly (the testimony) ✔️False Doctrines – Deceptive teachings that lead people away from the truth of God’s Word. ✔️Pride & Arrogance – An...

We started talking about what you carry inside is what you attract which leads us to Matthew 13 verse 25 and we talk about TARES and it was described as what looks like wheat but it's not, looking like the original but it's fake. This type of lifestyle called “Tares” can weaken our spiritual life and delay our progress if not uprooted. The concept of "tares" in Matthew 13:25 relates deeply to human disappointment because Tares symbolize unwanted obstacles that disrupt growth, just as disappointments hinder our expectations. Below is a breakdown of how each Tares leads to disappointment in our lives Disappointments in life often stem from these Tares because they choke progress, ruin relationships, and delay destinies. However, just as a farmer uproots weeds, one can overcome disappointments by identifying and removing these tares through prayer, discipline, wisdom, and godly counsel. Let's look at how to Overcome Disappointments Caused by "Tares...