Hammond Bay Church

When we forget the reasons and the why behind our decisions and motivations, we lose touch with reality and the design for living. God invites us to remember that He made us and we belong with Him.

One of the most difficult characteristics is consistent integrity. Especially when it comes to being an example of God's love to others.

God desires us to be fully committed to Him, He values our honest devotion above our obligations.

There are things in life we can do on autopilot after a while, but relationships are not one of them. 

How much service for God is enough? How effective are you in your love for Him? A posture of "life for God" gets trapped finding their value by doing enough or being successful in the mission to serve God.

What's in it for you to follow God? One way of relating to God is just to be blessed by His gifts... but not be in a deep relationship with Him. We will look at two ways that are better for relating to Him.

Have you had times where your tried and true methods suddenly didn't work? Today's posture of relating to God is one that is easy to fall prey to, but one that we can easily recognize ways of leaving behind.  

Have you had moments where your faith felt dry? When your walk with God has felt like it has fallen off a cliff or gotten confusing? The next 4 weeks we will be talking through unhealthy ways of relating to God and how God designed us to relate to Him.

Please listen as Connor Edwards shares.

Judas judged Jesus to be worth very little, but it cost Judas more than he ever expected. In our own lives, from time to time it is great to ask what Jesus is worth to us.

How do we measure love? And can a person possibly offer true love to another without expecting a return? This is what one woman does towards Jesus with her extravagant acts of love.

Some conversations are more important than others. In Jesus' final week on earth, He speaks with the religious elites at the temple and redirects them to the conversation worth having.

This Sunday we will begin a new sermon series that will take the final week of Jesus' life, called Holy Week, and spread out the events of it over the next 7 Sundays leading up to Easter. We will be looking at different people that interacted with Jesus in His final days on earth, seeing what we can learn from their interactions for ourselves, and what we can learn about God through Jesus actions. This Sunday we launch with the false expectations on Jesus from the crowd in Matthew 21.

Join us as Pastor Colin discusses how Prayer is an invitation to partner with God!

Many claim to hear God's voice speak to them. How do we discern if He is speaking to us?

The closest followers of Jesus asked him how to pray, and He gave some safeguards of what not to do, and what to do in the midst of communicating with God.

Essential part of any good relationship is communication. But what about when the communication gets confusing, or it is difficult to hear the other person? This month we begin a new series on the why and how of prayer.

How many problems do you got right now? What keeps you grounded? What do you build your life around to stay focused, encouraged, and motivated?