In this sermon we are introduced to the Prophet Jeremiah calling out the shepherds of Israel. They have neglected the flock and have turned away from God. Their leadership, or lack thereof, has caused God's people to wander and stray from God. How does God feel about irresponsible leadership? And what can be said about our lives and its impact on those around us? These are humbling questions to consider, but there is hope for us. Listen in and consider two points:

The Good Shepherd Series - Psalm 23

oday’s sermon is the final lesson in our ReImagine Series - based on Skye Jethani’s book, “With - Reimagine Your Relationship with God.”  Today we’ll explore the posture of “Living For God.” 
Living For God is celebrated throughout scripture.  Faithful Men and Women of the past and today are worthy of celebration and imitation.  Jesus’ mission was to save us!  His mission for us to partner with him in brining the Gospel and Kingdom to the world. 
The life for God posture errs when what we DO FOR God supersedes our pursuit of God himself.  It is the case of a great thing becoming the ultimate thing. 
Listen in to this sermon where Jon Landis discusses the challenges of a “life for God” posture and its impact on  his life as a pastor.

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Today’s sermon is from Benjamin Hutchins, Minister of the New River Valley Region, at our Alumni Service.  His sermon,“God Is Enough” from Psalm 23, kicks off our Fall Series entitled “The Good Shepherd.”  This sermon addresses what is truly shepherding your heart, and how God leads us to have all of our deepest needs fulfilled. 

Today’s sermon is the third lesson based off Skye Jethani’s the book "With" Reimagining our relationship with God.  Today's sermon is based on a posture Skye describes as Life From God.  

Life From God is a posture that values God to the degree He is useful.  The short of it is ugly;  God exists to serve you.  The parable of the two sons (Luke 15) highlights this approach perfectly as both sons wanted the Father's things rather than the Father himself.

How do you know if you approach God this way?

-Consider how you make sense of pain and suffering

-Consider how you view and attempt to change your circumstances

-Consider what you treasure the most and how you would obtain it

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Today’s sermon is the second lesson based off Skye Jethani’s the book "With" Reimagining our relationship with God.  Today's sermon is based on a posture Skye describes as Life Over God.  

Life Over God recognizes that God has created laws and principles that govern the world.  This posture reduces faith  to principles, divine laws, and applicable instructions without God needing to be involved.  Life Over God lives as if God's part is finished, he has given us the owners manual for life, and now we are responsible for following the instructions.  Listen in to learn more. 

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We are diving into a mini-series based off of the book "With" and how we can reimagine our relationship with God. We'll highlight the 4 postures that can before all too familiar for those striving to follow God. This lesson focuses on the posture of "Under God."

You’re listening to the Roanoke Valley Church Podcast.   We all need help remembering.  Jesus wants us to remember his covenant initiated and confirmed by his blood.  This sermon covers Luke’s account of he Passover Meal celebration in Chapter 22.  Listen in for 4 details to help us remember.  Please visit our website www.roanokevalleychurch.org and on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/roanokevalleychurch for more resources, sermons, and links to help you be apart of what God is doing in the Roanoke Valley.

Today’s sermon is the fourth and final lesson in our summer series “Covenant” from Jeremiah 31.  This lesson highlights the fourth statement of New Covenant God will forgive sin and remember it no more.

Does God really forgive & forget?   How does that align with God's character of omniscience and His heart to deal justly?  The New Covenant points to a better sacrifice in Jesus and through His blood we can be truly forgiven, and it would enable God to no longer call our sin to mind.

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Kevin Bamber preaches about the New Covenant of Jesus and how it restores the people's desire for a close relationship with God.

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