The parable of the soils (Matt 13) is direct evidence against the unbiblical doctrine of "libertarian free will" since it is the quality of the soil that determines whether or not it bears fruit. Libertarian free will proponents teach that the choices people make are not determined in any sense by the character or inclinations of the people who make them, which would render this parable meaningless.
-from monergism books
Jesus also told this parable in Luke chapter 8, and there he showed the condition of the soil was the responsibility of the hearer.
Luk 8:18 Take heed therefore how ye hear: for whosoever hath, to him shall be given; and whosoever hath not, from him shall be taken even that which he seemeth to have.
Jesus told his disciple to "take heed therefore how ye hear". The word "therefore" connects this verse to the parable of the soils which Jesus had just spoken. It shows that the responsiveness of the soils is in the power of the person hearing God's word.
Some person's have a heart hardened by the love of sin. Before they can receive the message, the devil comes along and reminds them of their sin they love. They immediately disregard the word of God.
Some hear and receive with joy, but when persecution comes they fall away. I personally believe these persons are saved, because it says they "sprang up", that is, they were alive. No dead thing springs up. But they bring forth no fruit.
The seed among thorny ground is the same, it is choked and brings forth no fruit.
The good ground is those who not just hear the word, but are doers of the word as well, they bring forth much fruit.
Where folks err is misinterpreting "bring forth no fruit" to salvation. The thorny ground and stoney ground is saved, anyone who believes even for a moment is saved, only they bring forth no fruit.
But the condition of the soil is in the power of the hearer, this is why Jesus concluded this parable by telling his disciples to "take heed therefore how ye hear".
This verse is not shown in Matt 13, and it is obvious why the writer did not show it.