1 2 3 | Ps. Gary Martin | Cottonwood Church

Pastor Gary Martin dives deep into the tough question: What do you do when your world falls apart? Drawing from the story of Samuel in 1 Samuel 16:1, he offers a powerful and practical 3-step roadmap for anyone facing heartbreak, disappointment, or confusion.
Whether you’re navigating loss, looking for hope, or simply in need of inspiration, this episode will encourage you to rise up, embrace healing, and move forward with faith.
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[@JeanineDuperron]

I came into this sermon live stream, about half way through and it was very obvious that I needed this. I was balling, I mean balling, my eyes out. I will be watching the entire sermon today, but I just wanted to say this was SO good! People, in this current world, need sermons like this times 1000!

[@CR-be3un]

Needed. Thank you 🙏 ❤

[@Lay-kv2uj]

"How long will you mourn?"...Thank you for the powerful message!

[@BDBissell]

Thank you Pastor....You really reached me in this time of my life.

[@richruelas]

Great message on the purpose of mourning and that we need to take action and move forward thank you Pastor Martin!

[@sheilamaina8641]

Oh My. What a message. Thank you Jesus!

[@sheilaclark7033]

I really needed this message to move forward Thank you Pastor Martin

[@annabanzon313]

Bell gardens represent! I taught at bghs from 2013 to 2015!