Hi everyone, welcome to at home with Sally. I'm Sally Clarkson and I have the biggest

privilege in the world to be with so many friends from all over the world who join me every

week to listen to my stories, inspiration, biblical encouragement and I am just so glad

that you're here today. Thanks so much for joining me.

Hello my friends, how are you this week? Oh my goodness, it is raining here and cold,

but we are making it through. And I've been thinking about all of you so much. I have been

getting lots of questions and I really understand these questions. Like people have been asking

you, what if I wasted my time? What if I'm too late to do all of these things? And of

course you're not too late. There's, I wish I could do a whole podcast on this, but I

have so many other things I want to cover in the next few weeks. Mainly what I would say

is there's so many examples in scripture. We see the father looking out for the prodigal

son. It's never too late for him to come home. We also see that there is another parable

that a lot of people don't like it all, but it's a parable about how a workman or a foreman

hires someone to do work for him the morning and then he pays the same wages to the person

who comes on at noon and then he pays the same wages to the person who comes in an hour

before closing time. Basically you know what I'm talking about. And in that parable we see

where the foreman, which is God basically, says, what is it to you if I want to give everyone

the same wages? In other words, those who turn to me with all of their heart are going

to have the support of my Holy Spirit, the support of the Word, the support and love of

me because I am so glad they turned to me. And then the third example would be that we

see that Jesus leaves or he gives the parable of the shepherd leaving the 99 to go after

the one, the one person who has lost their way, the one person who has stumbled or maybe

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