IT WILL END WELL
By Rev. Samuel Arimoro
Main Text: Romans 8:28-29
Supporting Texts: Jeremiah 29:11, Genesis 50:20, Job 42:10-12, Psalm 30:5, Philippians 1:6
INTRODUCTION:
Life may take unexpected twists, delays, or even painful turns, but for the believer, there is divine assurance that all things are working together for good. Romans 8:28–29 is not just a promise—it is an anchor for every child of God walking through uncertainty. Even when we don’t see the full picture, God is actively working behind the scenes, orchestrating a beautiful end.
The Christian journey is filled with seasons—some joyful, some challenging—but God is not surprised by any of them. He is the Alpha and the Omega, the One who finishes what He starts. Every trial, tear, and delay is part of His redemptive plan to shape us into the likeness of His Son.
When we walk with God, we must learn to trust His process, even when it seems slow or painful. What looks like a setback may actually be a setup for a glorious turnaround. Your story will not end in shame—it will end in testimony.
1. GOD IS AT WORK IN EVERY DETAIL
Your current situation is not the full story—God is weaving a greater picture.
a) God Works All Things for Good (Romans 8:28)
Even the painful seasons serve a purpose under God’s plan.
b) God’s Plans Are Always Good (Jeremiah 29:11)
His intentions for you are peace, hope, and a future.
c) God Sees the End from the Beginning (Isaiah 46:10)
Nothing surprises God; He already knows your outcome.
d) Nothing Is Wasted in God’s Hands (Psalm 138:8)
He will perfect all that concerns you.
Biblical Example: Joseph endured betrayal and imprisonment, but God used it all to bring him to the palace (Genesis 50:20).
2. YOUR END IS DETERMINED BY GOD, NOT MAN
No human verdict or circumstance can cancel God’s destiny for you.
a) God Has the Final Say (Lamentations 3:37)
No one can speak or act unless God allows it.
b) Human Rejection Cannot Stop Divine Selection (1 Samuel 16:11–13)
Even if people overlook you, God will locate you.
c) God Defends His Purpose for His Children (Psalm 33:11)
His plans stand firm forever, and His purpose will prevail.
d) Delay Is Not Denial (Habakkuk 2:3)
The vision may tarry, but it will surely come to pass.
Biblical Example: David faced opposition from Saul, but he still became king by divine ordination (2 Samuel 5:3–4).
3. GOD USES HARDSHIP TO SHAPE YOUR DESTINY
Trials are not signs of abandonment but tools of refinement.
a) God Refines Through Fire (1 Peter 1:6–7)
Troubles are tests that purify your faith.
b) Pain Produces Glory (Romans 8:18)
Your current suffering cannot be compared to the glory ahead.
c) God Turns Weeping into Joy (Psalm 30:5)
No night lasts forever; joy comes in the morning.
d) Your Setback Can Birth Your Comeback (Job 42:10)
What the enemy meant for evil, God turns for good.
Biblical Example: Job lost everything but ended up with double restoration (Job 42:12).
4. STAY CONNECTED TO GOD’S PURPOSE
Those who stay aligned with God’s purpose will end well.
a) You Were Chosen for a Purpose (Romans 8:29)
Your destiny is to be conformed to Christ and fulfil His will.
b) God Will Finish What He Started (Philippians 1:6)
You are a divine project in progress—He won’t abandon you.
c) Keep Trusting Even When It’s Hard (Proverbs 3:5–6)
Trusting God leads to divine direction and peace.
d) Don’t Quit—Your Reward Is Coming (Galatians 6:9)
Those who endure will reap a harvest in due season.
Biblical Example: Ruth’s loyalty to God and Naomi led her from obscurity to divine recognition as the ancestor of Christ (Ruth 4:13–17).
CONCLUSION:
Whatever you're going through now, know this: with God, it will end well. The One who began the good work in you will complete it. No pain is permanent, no delay is wasted, and no trial is without purpose. God is faithful to turn every situation around for your good.
The end of a matter is better than the beginning. Trust the process, remain in God's purpose, and continue to walk in faith. You may not understand everything now, but you will rejoice at the end. God's story for your life ends in glory—not in shame.
PRAYER POINTS:
1. Father, help me to trust You even when I don’t understand what I’m going through.
2. Lord, turn every negative situation in my life for my good.
3. Let my end be more glorious than my beginning.
4. Help me to stay connected to Your purpose through every season.
5. Father, finish every good work You have started in my life.
