THE NEW BEGINNING Ringing in 2025 with a new sense of hope. It has been a truly long struggle. May 2025 bring a new beginning, perhaps not a resolution but a new aim in life May fruitfulness and vitality lies in my relationship with God Psalms 1: 6: Lord thank you for your wonderful promises as i resolve to make a regular habit of delighting in your word and meditating on it.
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