Sermon: "A New Beginning," Part 1

Will the new year bring greater blessings than we have known before? We would certainly hope so, but the best way to begin the new year is not in fond wishes for the future, but in renewed faith in the word of God. Ancient Israel began their new year celebrations with a reflection on God's word in creation and redemption, and we would do well to do the same. Watch as Pastor MacLaren speaks from Psalm 33 on the power of God's Word to make all things new. Rev. MacLaren is pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Perkasie, PA. To learn more about the church, go to www.firstchurchopc.com. The views expressed by Pastor MacLaren are his own, and do not necessarily reflect those of First Presbyterian Church or the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. You are free to share the video with anyone who might be helped by it.

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