YOU WILL END WELL

YOU WILL END WELL

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Ecclesiastes 7:8

Key Verse:
“Better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof: and the patient in spirit is better than the proud in spirit.” — Ecclesiastes 7:8 (KJV)

Supporting Texts: Psalm 37:37; Proverbs 4:18; Philippians 1:6; Job 8:7; Romans 8:18; Isaiah 46:10

Description:
A prophetic assurance that no matter how the journey has been, God has ordained a glorious and victorious end for His people.

INTRODUCTION:
Life is a journey filled with seasons of beginnings, transitions, challenges, and expectations. Many people start with great promise but face discouragement, delays, or opposition along the way, leading them to fear how their story may end. However, Scripture consistently reveals that God is not only interested in how things begin, but far more concerned with how they conclude.

The Bible teaches that the destiny of the righteous is progressive, moving from glory to glory and from strength to strength. Even when the present looks confusing or the past seems painful, God remains actively involved in shaping the outcome. What you see now is not the final chapter, because God is still writing your story.

This message is a declaration of hope, faith, and divine certainty. It reassures every believer that setbacks do not cancel God’s promises, delays do not erase divine purpose, and battles do not define the conclusion. By the authority of God’s Word, your life will not end in shame, defeat, or regret, you will end well.

1. GOD ORDAINS A GOOD END FOR HIS PEOPLE
God is intentional about outcomes, and He has already determined that the righteous will arrive at a good and peaceful end. What looks uncertain to men is already settled in God’s eternal plan.

a) God sees the end from the beginning (Isaiah 46:10)
God is not reacting to events in your life; He already knows the conclusion and has structured it according to His purpose and counsel.

b) Your end is part of God’s design (Jeremiah 29:11)
God’s thoughts concerning you are thoughts of peace and hope, ensuring that your final outcome aligns with His goodness.

c) God’s plans cannot be overturned (Numbers 23:19)
When God declares an end, no opposition, mistake, or delay can reverse what He has spoken.

d) A good end glorifies God (Psalm 126:3)
When God brings you to a glorious conclusion, His name is magnified through your testimony.

Biblical Example:
Job’s life demonstrates that severe trials do not determine the end. Though he experienced loss and suffering, the Lord restored him and made his latter end greater than his beginning (Job 42:12).

2. THE RIGHTEOUS PATH LEADS TO A GLORIOUS END
Walking with God positions a believer on a path that grows brighter with time, regardless of present darkness or difficulty.

a) The righteous journey is progressive (Proverbs 4:18)
God ensures that the path of the just advances steadily towards clarity, victory, and fulfilment.

b) Darkness is not permanent for the righteous (Psalm 30:5)
Weeping may endure for a night, but joy is divinely scheduled to appear in the morning.

c) God sustains the righteous to the end (Psalm 37:23-24)
Even when the righteous stumble, God upholds them so that they do not end in ruin.

d) Faithfulness produces a peaceful end (Psalm 37:37)
A life lived in integrity and obedience concludes in peace, honour, and divine rest.

Biblical Example:
David’s journey was filled with persecution and warfare, yet God established him on the throne, proving that righteousness leads to a victorious end (2 Samuel 5:1-4).

3. GOD USES PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE TO SHAPE YOUR END
The process may be long and demanding, but God uses patience and endurance to prepare believers for a strong finish.

a) God values endurance over haste (James 1:4)
Spiritual maturity comes through patience, ensuring that nothing is lacking at the end.

b) Delay does not cancel destiny (Habakkuk 2:3)
Though the vision tarries, it will surely come at God’s appointed time.

c) Perseverance refines character (Romans 5:3-4)
Trials shape strength, hope, and stability that are necessary for a lasting victory.

d) Waiting produces renewed strength (Isaiah 40:31)
Those who wait on the Lord are empowered to finish strong without collapsing.

Biblical Example:
Abraham waited many years for the promised son, yet God fulfilled His word, confirming that patient faith ends in fulfilment (Genesis 21:1-2).

4. GOD FINISHES WHAT HE STARTS
God does not abandon His work halfway; every divine assignment comes with divine completion.

a) God is a faithful finisher (Philippians 1:6)
What God begins in your life, He remains committed to completing.

b) Your beginning does not limit your end (Job 8:7)
Even if your start was small, God specialises in producing great conclusions.

c) God’s grace sustains you to the end (2 Corinthians 12:9)
Divine grace supplies strength where human ability fails.

d) Your end will exceed your trials (Romans 8:18)
Present sufferings are temporary and cannot compare with the glory ahead.

Biblical Example:
Joseph moved from the pit to the palace, proving that God’s process always ends in promotion and purpose (Genesis 50:20).

CONCLUSION:
God’s Word assures us that the end of the righteous is not an accident but a divine certainty. Regardless of the battles you have faced or the mistakes you have made, God’s redemptive power is still at work. Your life is under divine supervision, and no chapter will close without God’s approval.

Therefore, remain steadfast in faith, obedient in your walk with God, and patient in the process. Trust the One who controls time, seasons, and outcomes. As you continue to walk with Him, your story will not end in shame, confusion, or defeat. By divine authority, you will end well.

PRAYER POINTS:
1. Father, align my life with Your divine plan for a good and glorious end.
2. Lord, uproot every force assigned to derail my destiny before its fulfilment.
3. By Your mercy, turn every delay in my life into a testimony.
4. Father, strengthen me to remain faithful until the end.
5. Lord, let my latter days be greater than my former days.
6. Every plan of shame and failure against my destiny, scatter by fire.
7. Father, release grace upon me to finish strong in faith and obedience.
8. Lord, restore everything I have lost along the journey of life.
9. By Your power, let my end bring glory to Your name.
10. Father, establish me in peace, honour, and fulfilment.

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS:
1. You shall end your journey in glory and not in shame.
2. You shall finish strong and fulfil your divine purpose.
3. Every chapter of your life shall close in victory.
4. Your latter days shall be greater than your former days.
5. You shall not be cut short before your time.
6. You shall testify of God’s faithfulness at the end of your journey.
7. Your life shall conclude in peace, honour, and divine fulfilment.
8. You will end well by the power and mercy of God.