The Kim Hammer Show

How Great Is Our God. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 10, beginning with verse 17, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

If you’re bearing the mark don’t be a stiff neck. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 10, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God picked you over His stuff to love. Today's devotional comes from Deutoronomy, Chapter 10, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

My early morning guest for the daily devotional by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

It’s ok to ask God to “just listen to me.” Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 10, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God lives up to his promises in spite of our unrighteousness. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 9, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

My guests today are the current candidates, State Representatives Stephen Meeks, Karilyn Brown, and Carlton Wing discussing issues facing Arkansans this election season.

Ultimately it's God who gives the blessings. Today's devotional comes from Deutoronomy Chapter 7, beginning with verse 12, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God does not send us into battle to compromise Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 7, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Why we obey the word of God Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 6 by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Do not turn to the right or to the left. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 5, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

My guests today are discussing Indy Health Insurance Company, a new option in Arkansas for Medicare Part D drug coverage. With all the discussion this past week about state retired employees and the Medicare D approach to taking care of their prescription needs, this is valuable information. Co-founder Laura Atkinson tells how she joined with 8 other independent pharmacy owners in 2016 to create an "business solution" to the problem of "providing a level playing field for independent pharmacies" outside of the Pharmacy Benefit Managers "model." Amanda Peterson, CEO, gives details about Indy Health plans and offerings Indy Health is bringing to the Medicare market, not only in Arkansas but also in Georgia, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. More at the Indy Health website: https://indyhealthins.com/ Later, independent pharmacist Blake Torres with Westside Pharmacy in Benton finishes out the hour with his perspective and a few more details about Part D prescription drug coverage under Medicare.

Getting back to the basics. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 4, beginning with verse 41, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

The outstretched hand of God. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 4, beginning with verse 32, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God would not allow an image to be made of Himself. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 4, beginning with verse 15, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

A nation that is regarded as wise and full of understanding is obedient to the commands of God. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 4, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Today's guest is Tennessee state Rep. John DeBerry -- a life-long Democrat from the Memphis area -- who was "canceled" by his state's Democrat Party in May for his conservative votes on school choice and fiscal/pro-life issues. He's running as an Independent in November. Visit his website: https://www.deberry90.com/ Also, talking over Arkansas' move to push retired state employees over to Medicare Part D for prescription drug coverage.

When God says that’s enough He means it. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 3, starting with verse 12, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Making peace with God is the better choice. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 2, beginning with verse 24 through Chapter 3, verse 11, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

You've wandered long enough. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 2, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

From the 9/19/20 Kim Hammer Show: Pastor Ron Smedley talks about the third annual Recovery Sunday, set for September 27.

Today's scheduled guest, Tennessee state Rep. John DeBerry -- a life-long Democrat from the Memphis area -- was kicked out out his state's Democrat Party in May for his conservative votes on school choice and fiscal/pro-life issues. We review some of what's happened with Rep. DeBerry; however, a scheduling snafu prevented him from being with us today. He will be with us next week on The Kim Hammer Show. In the second half-hour today, John Vincent with the Arkansas Pharmacists Association discusses Arkansas' drug price lawsuit that AG Leslie Rutledge will argue before the Supreme Court on October 6. Also, Pastor Ron Smedley of Mission Recovery tells about Recovery Sunday (part of National Recovery Month) on September 27, 2020, where churches across the country will be working to help those recovering from addiction.

God won’t stay mad always but He will get mad..... Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 1, beginning with verse 32, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas. ”Woe to the obstinate children declares the Lord. To those who carry out plans that are not mine. Forming an alliance but not by my spirit heaping sin upon sin. Isaiah 30:1

What do you exchange for obedience to the Lord? Today's devotional comes from Duteronomy, Chapter 1, beginning with verse 25, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

While we’re on the journey through the vast and dreadful land remember what God promised. Today's devotional comes from Deuteronomy, Chapter 1, beginning with verse 19, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.