Message: “The Carols Week 3 – Hark, Herald, And Reconciliation” from Aaron Carlberg

Today we will look at a song NOT inspired by Scripture—“Auld Lang Syne,” the song we commonly associate with the New Year. This song raises a rhetorical question about what should be forgotten. This message explores the role of remembrance through a Biblical lens, framing it as an active process rooted in God’s character. We see over and over how God’s faithfulness transcends our own forgetfulness. Through our remembrance of God’s faithfulness, and His hand in our own story, we’re invited into deeper trust as we navigate future unknowns.

Scripture References: Psalms 77:11-15

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From Series: "The Carols"

A lot of us know, or have heard, the traditional Christmas songs that come with the season, but do we understand them? We want to look at what the scriptures have inspired and close the gap between what we sing—and what we understand—about Christmas.

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