It’s Not Too Late: Change Is Possible - Series Overview
How often do you find yourself thinking, “It’s too late”—too late to change, to overcome a struggle, to heal a relationship, or even for the world to be different? Through Jesus, we are assured it is not too late. God does not give up on us. God keeps calling us to turn around and come home. This turning is called repentance—a gift that makes real change possible, not only for us as individuals but for our communities. Repentance is often tangled up with guilt and shame. Still, in this Lenten season of self-examination, we will discover together that it is actually a source of hope, freedom, and transformation.

Feb 22; It’s Not Too Late to Choose Life | Deuteronomy 30:(11-14) 15-20
God is near and always inviting us to choose life with intention, again and again.

Mar 1 It’s Not Too Late to Listen to God | 1 Kings 19:4-16
When life feels overwhelming, Elijah’s story reminds us that God meets us in our vulnerability and speaks not through noise or spectacle, but through silence that invites us to listen, rest, and return.

Mar 8: It’s Not Too Late to Be Forgiven | Luke 15:11-32
Repentance is not about earning forgiveness but about returning home to a God whose embrace restores belonging and makes change possible.

Mar 15: It’s Not Too Late to Take Ownership | Acts 9:1-22
Repentance and transformation require taking ownership of our lives, accepting God’s grace, and leaning on others as God calls us into new life.

Mar 22: It’s Not Too Late to Live Differently | Luke 19:1-10
A changed life starts with being seen by God and moves us not only to turn around but to live differently.

Mar 29 (Palm Sunday): It’s Not Too Late to Stand Up and Stand Out | MaYhew 21:1-11
Following Jesus means more than shouting “Hosanna”—it means resisting the crowd, repenting of our silence, and standing up for justice in our God-given authority.

April 5: (Easter Sunday): It’s Not Too Late for Us Because It’s Not Too Late for God | Matthew 28:1-10
Because Christ is risen, it is never too late for new life—God is already on the move, calling us beyond fear and into the transforming work of resurrection.