Hammond Bay Church

We are continuing our series called Anchored. Looking at people of whose faith anchored them through challenging times. Today we will hear from Malcom how God as been an anchor in his life.

We are continuing our series called Anchored. Looking at people of whose faith anchored them through challenging times. Today we look at the life of Abraham

Today we start a new series called Anchored! Looking at people in the Old and New Testament who had a faith that anchored them. Today we look at Cain and AbelTranscript

Today we finish our series in Habakkuk! Seeing how he expresses through a song his trust and joy in God even though there is not a resolution that he desires.

Today we continue our series in Habakkuk! What do we do with the injustice we see? Does God care?

We are in a 2nd week of Habakkuk! What does it mean to wait on God? How can we do it well?

 Today we start a new sermon series on the book of Habakkuk called "when God doesn't make sense" 

 Today we finished our Jesus in His Own Words series! We are in John 11 together. 

One of our Church Leaders, Bill Norris, brings us the sermon today from John 15.

Peter Sinclair brings us the Word today. He is the director of Loaves and Fishes in Nanaimo, helping many people secure food.

Jesus in His Own WordsToday we look at John 10 where Jesus speaks of Himself as our shepherd.

Jesus in His Own WordsWe want to have a step by step plan for the future, but are often left confused and frustrated. Jesus invites us to follow Him over any plan.

When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." John 8.12

April 14th 2024 - Jesus in His Own WordsWhen Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." John 8.12

April 7th 2024

Easter Sunday! He is Risen!

Good Friday Service 

This Sunday we get to celebrate Palm Sunday! When we intentionally remember Jesus heading towards Jerusalem, knowing you He would die for soon for the sins of humanity. In His approach to Jerusalem, He sets up a contrasting image of what type of King God is.

We close with our series in 2 Peter by examining what Peters final words meant to his audience and what we can learn from it.

We continue with our series in 2 Peter.