Bret Hammond

"Give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you." It comes down to two choices: we can allow our lives to be ruled by circumstances or God's will. The one we choose will change how we see everything.

"Give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you." It comes down to two choices: we can allow our lives to be ruled by circumstances or God's will. The one we choose will change how we see everything.

What happens when we really start believing in a God that answers prayer?

What happens when we really start believing in a God that answers prayer?

Thanksgiving is more than just a holiday--it's supposed to abound in our lives. What does it take for us to experience that kind of gratitude?

Thanksgiving is more than just a holiday--it's supposed to abound in our lives. What does it take for us to experience that kind of gratitude?

We celebrate Thanksgiving as a holiday and recite lists of things we're thankful for as an encouragement, but the Bible says we are to be ABOUNDING in thanksgiving. That's a very different thing.

What does that look like and where does it come from?

We celebrate Thanksgiving as a holiday and recite lists of things we're thankful for as an encouragement, but the Bible says we are to be ABOUNDING in thanksgiving. That's a very different thing.

What does that look like and where does it come from?

Statistics tell us that sixteen percent of all Christians have had thoughts of suicide. That’s a lot of people with lives built on the greatest foundation of hope who still find themselves feeling very hopeless. And it leaves a lot more of us hurt, confused and wondering what we could have done.

In this message I have a few very personal thoughts to share about suicide. Also, as we wrap up our series on death, Kay Wheeler, a hospice nurse, shares a little about her work.

Statistics tell us that sixteen percent of all Christians have had thoughts of suicide. That’s a lot of people with lives built on the greatest foundation of hope who still find themselves feeling very hopeless. And it leaves a lot more of us hurt, confused and wondering what we could have done.

In this message I have a few very personal thoughts to share about suicide. Also, as we wrap up our series on death, Kay Wheeler, a hospice nurse, shares a little about her work.