It’s Never Too Late
- Dr. John W. Mulinde
- Aug 21
- 2 min read
Scripture:
“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” — 2 Peter 3:9
Message:
No matter your past, your mistakes, or how far you feel from God, it is never too late to turn your life around. Many believe they have passed the point of redemption—that their sins are too great, their failures too many, or their regrets too deep. But the truth is, God’s mercy always outruns your mistakes.
Consider the thief on the cross. In his final moments, with no chance to perform rituals, no platform to preach, he simply turned to Jesus, and salvation met him in that instant. Consider Peter, who denied Jesus three times, yet became the rock on which the Church was built. Even Jonah, running from God’s calling, found grace when he turned back.
Your past does not define your future. Your failures are not permanent. Your life can be reset when you humble yourself, repent, and surrender fully to God. Every heartbeat is an invitation from heaven: “Come back. It’s not too late.”
This is not just about avoiding eternal loss—it is about transformation here and now. It is about letting God take the broken pieces of your life and build something beautiful that influences families, communities, and nations. Today can be the day your story changes forever.
Remember: God does not call the qualified; He qualifies the called. It doesn’t matter how many times you’ve fallen—what matters is that you rise and respond to His call.
Golden Nugget:
It’s never too late to repent, to believe, and to live a life that changes eternity—for yourself and for others.
Further Study:
Luke 23:39–43 – The repentant thief on the cross
Jonah 3:1–10 – A city saved through late obedience
Acts 9:1–22 – Saul’s radical transformation
Prayer:
Lord, I surrender my past, my failures, and my regrets into Your hands. Renew my heart, restore my life, and use me as a vessel for Your glory. Let my testimony be a beacon of hope that draws others to You. Help me rise today and walk in Your light.
Activation Challenge:
Write down one “too late” area in your life—something you feel hopeless about. Pray over it, repent where needed, and declare: “It is not too late for God to change my story.” Then, take one concrete step today toward obedience or reconciliation with Him.



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