This is a message from Dr. Michael Yousef, Bible teacher, on leading the way.

Our prayer is that it will encourage you in your walk of faith.

And if you'd like to learn more about Dr. Youssef and the ministry of leading the way,

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2. Peter, Chapter 3, we come to the very last in a series of messages where I deliberately

called it, it is never too late. Because as long as you are breathing, it is never too late.

It is never too late if you have never committed your life to Jesus Christ and received salvation to do so. It is never too late. It is never too late if you have never committed your life to Jesus Christ and received

salvation to do so. It is never too late to renew your covenant even if you've gone into the far

country. It is never too late to rededicate yourself to Christ. It is never too late to purpose

in your heart that you are to discover his purpose for you in this life

and obey it. The very last written words by the great apostle Peter is pleading with the

believers, pleading with every believer who will read his words, that they need to discern the

times in which we live, to wake up to the fact that judgment is on its way, to be alert and not to be

misled by false preachers and false teachers to remember our days, to know that the

Lord's return will happen and will take place. I hope you've turned with me already to Peter.

Second Peter chapter 3, verse 10, but the day of the Lord will come like a thief, and the heavens

will pass away with a loud noise, and the element will be dissolved with fire.

Back in the 1800s, we said, oh, the elements that does not burn, now we know that even the atom

can be split.

And the earth and all that's in it will be burnt up. Beloved, listen carefully. The reason Peter uses the image of a thief is because

back in the Middle East area, a thief never announces his coming. Even today, you never get a thief who

calls you on the phone and he said, hey, I'm working your neighborhood. Are you in the house?

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