It's Never Too Late to Begin Again

You look at the age on your ID and think certain dreams have already expired. The course you wanted to take, the business you wanted to start, the love you still wanted to find — it all seems to have a deadline you believe has already passed.

I don't measure time the way you do. I do new things at any age, in any season of life. The Bible is full of people who started over after seventy, after eighty, after decades of waiting. Age has never been the criterion I use to decide whether I still have plans for someone.

The question isn't whether you still have time — it's whether you still have the courage to step into the light with what I'm doing anew in you. I don't look at your forty, fifty, sixty years the way someone looks at the end of a book. I look at it the way someone turns the page toward a chapter that could only be written after everything you've already lived through.