The end of another year is coming and for some, it is a time for parties, joy (temporary), abundance at the table, family reunions, seeing friends, trips, etc. For others, it is time to remember those who are no longer there; a time of sadness, loneliness, and misery…

As it is the end of an old year, it should be synonymous with the end of many things, such as the end of problems. However, this has not been the case for many.

In fact, this is the time when most people remember their losses and disappointments. Usually, when we think about the past and about the things that have hurt us, it only brings us sadness, anguish, and the desire to cry and isolate ourselves from the world (depression).

Every year it’s the same thing – while some rejoice, others cry.

So, if you want to stop crying, to erase the sorrows of the past and to really make this year that is ending an old year, and if you want to end it differently, then the answer is yes, it is possible. I have a message from God for you:

“Do not remember the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold, I will do a new thing, now it shall spring forth;” Isaiah 43:18-19

God doesn’t want to see you suffering, so He asks you to leave behind the things that made you cry during the old year (past).

God promises to do something new in your life, to give light to those who are in darkness.

WHO BELIEVES?

Take the opportunity to participate in the New Year’s Eve Vigil on 31 December at 10pm, in a Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, and believe that a new life will begin for you in 2021.