Benjamin Hutchins preaches on Jeremiah 31:33-34 in our covenant series and focuses on the aspect of God being our God and we being His people. God's covenant was unlike any covenant known to manunconditional love

Today’s sermon begins our Sermon series on “Covenant” where we look into the specific details of Jeremiahs prophesy of the New Covenant in Jeremiah 31.  Today’s sermon focuses on how God promises to write the law on our hearts and minds.  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.

Kameron Body is our Campus Intern here at the Roanoke Valley Church. He preached on Luke 13 & Matthew 7 highlighting the heart to have a relationship with God in every season.

Cody Dowdy serves as the lead Minister of the Lynchburg Valley Church (LVC). The LVC joined us for service on 6/25 and Cody preached a sermon from Nehemiah 9 entitled "Never Forget."

You’re listening to the Roanoke Valley Church Podcast.  Today’s sermon is from Nehemiah chapters 8.  Entitled, “The Joy of the Lord is your strength”, This sermon highlights the time where God’s people have finished building the wall, but the people themselves need to be built.  Here they ask for the word of God, they desire it, they have reverence for it, and they quickly apply it.  Learn how this all plays into how we can have the Joy of the Lord be our strength. 

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We are apart of God's redemptive plan to build His kingdom. At a point in history Nehemiah took the mantle to help God's people rebuild the physical walls of Jerusalem in the face of opposition and threat. This text points to a greater Nehemiah in Jesus who does not build a physical wall but the body of Christ. This body is Gods workmanship ready to do good works and equipped to build His kingdom.

Today’s sermon is from Nehemiah chapter 2 verses 9-19.  Nehemiah arrives in Jerusalem and gets a first hand look at the destruction of its walls & gates.  After inspecting the walls, he rallies the nobles & priest to begin rebuilding the wall.  Listen in to how we can plan to participate in growing Gods kingdom, to take the time to inspect its walls, and to be reminded that lasting growth only comes through the gracious hand of God.   We invite you to 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 from Nehemiah chapter 2.   Prayer is the most powerful force known to man. Prayer wields the power that unlocks heavens doors and brings the answers that you desire for you, your family, your church, your city, your world.  Nehemiah's heart broke for God's people and he first went about the work with the most important tool he had:  prayer.  We invited you to 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.

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Today’s sermon introduces the book of Nehemiah where we learn of the dire situation of God’s people in Jerusalem.  Nehemiahs heart breaks for Gods people and in response he is determined to engage via prayer, fasting, and to find a solution.    This sermon asks of us to reflect on our own responses to life.  Do we have a desire to know how things are really going in others lives, communities, or church?  How do we respond when we see/hear the despair and difficulties of others?  How can Jesus' love inspire us to have a heart that is willing to break and engage? Consider these points presented in today’s sermon:  

1) Have A Heart That Is Willing To Break

2) Have A Heart Willing To Engage 

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He is Risen! Listen in to this sermon from Jon Landis highlighting the Easter account in the Gospel of Matthew. Is it possible & true that Jesus rose from the tomb? If so, what does that mean for us?! This sermon discusses clear evidences to the resurrection and its implications.

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