The Kim Hammer Show

Noah understood the impact he would have on future generations. Today's devotional comes from Hebrews, Chapter 11, verse 7, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

May our faith bring the commendation of God. Today's devotional comes from Hebrews, Chapter 11, verse 4, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Faith continues beyond what may appear to be dead . Today's devotional comes from Hebrews, Chapter 11, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

It’s a sin not to vote. Today's devotional comes from Romans, Chapter 13, verses 1-7, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God’s checklist for who you should vote for. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 17, verses 14 through 20, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Sunday worship service from Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas with Kim Hammer, pastor. We pay appropriate copyright fees for the music we use.

The focus is local -- city alderman level -- as I visit with Cabot candidates James Reid & Phil Robinson, Benton's Shane Knight and Lindsay Jordan, and David Alan Bubbus, who's running for Little Rock city director. With all the attention being placed on national races, we forget about races like city alderman and director which, considering some decisions that are being made by city government, can have as weighty an impact on citizens as anything found at the state and national levels. Each candidate will answer 6 questions.

Essential elements in the courtroom. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 7, verses 8 through 20, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God holds his own to a higher standard because the have been saved with a higher price. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 17, verses 1 through 7, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Rejoice before the Lord . Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 16, verses 9 through 22, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God doesn’t want us to take advantage of the less fortunate. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 15, verses 12 through 18, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

We’d all be poor if it wasn’t for Jesus. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 15, verses 1 through 11, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God doesn’t need your money but you need His blessing.Today's devotional comes from Genesis, Chapter 14, verses 22-29, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

On today's Kim Hammer Show, we discuss proposed Constitutional amendments 1, 2, and 3 on the ballot this year. My guests are ARDOT Director Lori Tuder in-studio, speaking about Amendment 1, and then state Senator Alan Clark, sponsor of Amendment 2, calls in. Finally on the phone is state Senator Matt Pitsch, who sponsored Amendment 3.

We are children of the Lord our God. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 14, verses 1 through 21, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Don’t get led astray. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 13, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Until then, fight on. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 12, verses 8 & 9, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Worship the Lord and you’ll find a reason to rejoice. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 12, verses 1-7, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Sunday worship service from Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas with Kim Hammer, pastor. We pay appropriate copyright fees for the music we use.We pay appropriate copyright fees for the music we use. Sermon Notes: "When Life Causes You to Fall at the Feet of https://www.salinembc.org/content.cfm?id=213&download_id=99

Pick your mountain. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 11, verse 16, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Sunday worship service from Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas with Kim Hammer, pastor. We pay appropriate copyright fees for the music we use. Sermon Notes: "Giving Yourself the Best Chance" https://www.salinembc.org/content.cfm?id=213&download_id=98

Sunday worship service from Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas with Kim Hammer, pastor. We pay appropriate copyright fees for the music we use. Sermon Notes: "What God Says About Self-Esteem" (Part 2) https://www.salinembc.org/content.cfm?id=213&download_id=97

Sunday worship service from Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas with Kim Hammer, pastor. We pay appropriate copyright fees for the music we use. Sermon Notes: "What God Says About Self-Esteem" (Part 1) https://www.salinembc.org/content.cfm?id=213&download_id=96

How long does God love us? Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 1, beginning with the first verse, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Angela Campagna, my first guest this week, is a Marine Corps veteran and licensed clinical social worker; she owns Face2Face Therapy in Conway. She specializes in helping veterans, especially in the area of suicide prevention. As a mental health advocate for vets, she lends her expertise to philanthropic groups to help mitigate vet suicides in Arkansas. Angela and I also talk about the toll the shutdown has had on residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities -- including the staff. If you have, or have had, a loved one in a nursing home or assisted living facility, this is info you'll want to hear. My other guest, state Senator Trent Garner, recently help secure some good funding to assist veterans, especially in the area of suicide prevention.