The Kim Hammer Show

Have you been forgotten? Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 17 (and bouncing back to Chapter 16 to tie our thoughts together), by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

God can build your confidence! Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 17, verse 48, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Ask yourself this question.... Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 17, verse 48, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Are you despised by the world? Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 17, verse 42, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Let no one lose heart. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 17, up to verse 40, 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. Copyright License 11319198, Size B Rehearsal License CRL134267, Size A Streaming License CSPL172913, Size B Christian Copyright Licensing International

State Senator Kim Hammer and Ken Yang from Saline County GOP talk masks, mandates & quarantines in Arkansas schools, and reactions to COVID from governments, school boards, and parents.

Talking about ivermectin with Dr. David Scheim, who co-authored a recent review of the evidence for ivermectin treatment against COVID-19. We also visit with a physician (anonymous by choice) who has treated several patients with the drug. David Scheim, Ph.D., served 20 years at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, and has been closely involved in research on COVID-19 therapeutics since April 2020. He is a coauthor of a review of Ivermectin treatment of COVID-19 recently published in "New Microbes and New Infections," a mainstream, peer-reviewed scientific journal. See the review paper here: https://thekimhammershow.com/2021/09/03/talking-ivermectin-on-the-kim-hammer-show/

Trash talk that is true talk. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 17, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Just because you’re the loudest doesn’t mean you’re yelling the truth. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 17, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Which closet do you get your armor out of? Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 17, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

President Jerome Green from Shorter College joins Tara Dryer, Director of Training, Corporate Development & Academic Outreach from the University of Arkansas, to give the details about the Reimagine Arkansas Workforce Project -- a way for Arkansans to get engaged or "re-tool" for the workforce. This $13 million project allows qualifying individuals to complete online training at no cost in order to meet workforce needs across the state. Next, Beverly and Brandy from John 3:17 Ministry tell about treating women in crisis from drug addictions in Newport, Arkansas. Also, their "wishlist" for the Tuesday, September 7, fundraising event "Summer of Hope" at the Benton Event Center beginning at 4:30 pm. Finally -- the SALT BOWL is TONIGHT at War Memorial Stadium! Shane Broadway gives the scoop. Tailgating starts 4 pm and tickets are still available at the Big Red stores in Saline County or at the gate. The evening begins with a special event: a swearing-in ceremony for 40 new U.S. Marines Corpsmen.

Make music unto the Lord. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 16, verse 17, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Live like Saul or live like David. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 16, verse 14, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

You ever picked a book because of the cover? Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 16, verse 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. Copyright License 11319198, Size B Rehearsal License CRL134267, Size A Streaming License CSPL172913, Size B Christian Copyright Licensing International

What are you more afraid of? Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 16, verse 5, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Are you mourning over something you’ve lost?! Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 16, verses 1-4, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

This is a full show and we cover a lot of ground: First, let's talk about the monoclonal antibody infusion used to treat COVID. Discussing it are Dr. Michelle Krause, Director of the Integrated Medicine Service Line at UAMS & Professor of Medicine at UAMS Department of Internal Medicine (who has a large medical practice), joined by Blake Torres, a pharmacist who's the principal owner of West Side Pharmacy in Benton and my legislative colleague, Rep. Julie Mayberry -- who's been diagnosed with COVID & received the infusion this morning at UAMS. Up next is Rep. Mayberry's successful "No Patient Left Alone" legislation from this past spring, as we hear from Jodianne Tritt with the Arkansas Hospital Association and Rachael Davis from the Arkansas Health Care Association. Finally, Richard Caster and David Fowler have interesting news about legal briefs filed in the Mississippi pro-life case before the U.S. Supreme Court. David, president of The Family Action Council of Tennessee, practiced law in Cincinnati and Chattanooga and in 1994, successfully ran for the Tennessee state Senate where he served for 12 years. Richard, Vice Chair of the 1st District Republican Party of Arkansas, led a nationwide grassroots effort to collect signatures on an amicus brief from 321 state legislators in 35 states, and was endorsed by the Hillsdale College President Dr. Larry Arnn and the Senior Counsel at the American Center for Law and Justice, Mr Walter Webber.the Supreme Court. He collected signatures on an amicus brief from 321 state legislators from 35 states, and was endorsed by the Hillsdale College President Dr. Larry Arnn and the Senior Counsel at the American Center for Law and Justice, Mr Walter Webber.

Let’s not cause God any grief. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 15, starting with verse 33 (to the end of the chapter), by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

People should change for God, not God change for people. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 15, verse 24, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

Stuff or surrender. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 15, verses 22-23, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas. ALSO: Hebrews 4:12

Dr. Joel Tumilson, medical consultant from the Arkansas Health Department, talks about the Delta variant and how it came about plus our response to the outbreak. Then, Karen McCumpsey with the state Board of Nursing discusses the Board's reaction and the temporary relaxing of certain rules to address our shortage of medical personnel. Finally, Jodianne Tritt of the Arkansas Hospital Association talks about the impact of the outbreak on hospitals across Arkansas.

I told you so. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 14, verse 52, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.

The value of true friends. Today's devotional comes from 1 Samuel, Chapter 14, by Kim Hammer, pastor of Saline Missionary Baptist Church in Tull, Arkansas.