As the New Year approaches, we’re inviting you to something special, timeless, and yet refreshingly new. You’ve likely heard the familiar tune of “Auld Lang Syne,” sung to bid farewell to the old year. But have you ever thought about pairing that melody with words that glorify Christ? This Sunday we’ll be examining a song that does exactly that! It’s a bold and risky endeavor to take a beloved classic and give it a Christ-centered meaning. But isn’t that what the gospel does for our lives? It takes what’s familiar, broken, or even mundane and gives it new purpose, hope, and joy. Join us as we finish out our sermon series “Heaven and Nature Sing” for a time of worship, reflection, and renewal as we usher in 2025. Together, we’ll dive into the Scripture behind this song, explore how it affects us today, and sing it with hearts full of gratitude. The idea of remakes can feel risky: what if it doesn’t measure up? But here’s the good news: Christ’s love and glory will always exceed our expectations. This New Year’s, let’s turn our hearts fully to Him and proclaim, “All Glory Be To Christ!”