Monty shares his story of the amazing power and forgiveness of God. He offers hope for prodigals and reflects on what he’s learned about the power of prayer through his 30 years of prison ministry.
* Monty Christensen *
Not Too Late: A Story of Redemption and Hope – Trusting God When You Can’t See the Ending
- Monty Christensen
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3 thoughts on “Not Too Late: A Story of Redemption and Hope – Trusting God When You Can’t See the Ending”
I am so appreciative to the Lord for leading me to this ministry! It began with a google search which lead me to a post, and in turn, lead me to the website ordering some tools, then to this incredible testimony!! Beginning with the post my heart was filled with so much hope for my oldest granddaughter questioning her identity. And after listening to Monty’s testimony and his prayer for his grandchildren at the end, I just know that God is going to do something beautiful in not only my granddaughter’s life, but with my younger four grandchildren as well as I fervently pray for them, wrapping each one in God’s love and care. God Bless you and this ministry!!
Thank you for your kind words! May God answer your prayers.
Thank you, Monty, for that wonderful testimony for me and my grandson that I want to share with him this Friday when I stay with him. He is only 13 and I love him so much, and pray for him as his mother does not want me around him as I try to talk about God with him. He has been in trouble for almost three years. He has no good friends and has been on probation, ankle monitor, detention for drugs and skipping school and his one friend is in jail for having a gun. He was leaving for days and we did not know where he was. The police finally found him and he had to wear ankle monitor want to detention at Christmas and I saw that he was reading a Bible accusing his momma. He is using pot and getting vapes and nicotine. I have no idea what his grades are and neither does his mother. She has a rich boyfriend that helps her. She cleans houses and works hard. A long sad story but it’s not done and God has his heart. I pray Sebastian will listen to your story and how God works. I have taken him to church as long as he would go! I am praying that Sebastian will get off probation get to go to our great Youth camp where he can see and feel God working in his life.