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As we anticipate the clock striking midnight and ring in a new year, let us be watchful and expectant for the return of our King Jesus. There are many things that fight for our gaze, but none greater than what Jesus presents in his parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25. Let us prepare and faithfully persevere in 2024 as we long for His appearing.

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You’re listening to the Roanoke Valley Church Podcast.   It’s Christmas Eve and the long awaited Saviour has been born unto us.  The lowly shepherds were the first to hear this news and we’re told “Fear Not, I bring you good news that will cause great joy.”  Fear not? I’ve never seen an angel face to face, but I’m pretty sure I’d be afraid, too.  But what  about the message the Angel carried?  What is the Christmas message supposed to produce in us?  Not fear; but great joy!  This great news is one that silences even our greatest fears.  



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You’re listening to the Roanoke Valley Church Podcast.   Today begins our Advent Series with a sermon from Benjamin Hutchins entitled “Mary, Did you know?”  Mary would have known the Messianic prophecy of Isaiah 9, but was struck with fear at the pronouncement from the Angel Gabriel that echoes that very text.  How can this be?  That’s impossible!  But is it? How do we respond to the impossible standards and callings from God?  Can we get to where Mary landed with the words, “Let your words to me be fulfilled?”  Listen in to this sermon to how our hearts can be prepared to receive God in our day.

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Today we conclude our Good Shepherd Series with a sermon from 1st Peter 5.  The Apostle Peter concludes his letter by noting that He has been a witness to the sufferings of Christ and the glory that is to be revealed.  What do you think of when you hear the word glory?  What if I told you that you most likely don’t have what Peter had in mind?  Listen in to how “glory”- Hebrew Kavod -  can be yours by witnessing and joining in the sufferings of Christ.  Jesus, as our Good Shepherd, suffered and his glory was revealed in part with the ultimate reveal coming when He returns. 



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Today’s sermon continues our Good Shepherd Series in John 10.  This text is one of the most well known passages referring to Jesus as our Good Shepherd.  Here Jesus gives reasons to why He is indeed our Good Shepherd.  Listen in to His bold claims and then consider if you truly have Him as Your Shepherd.

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You’re listening to the Roanoke Valley Church Podcast.   Today’s sermon continues our Good Shepherd Series in Matthew 18.  This text provides a transition in Jesus’ teaching from primarily confirmation of His incarnation as the Good Shepherd, to calling His disciples to be good shepherds, too.  Jesus teaches that the Good Shepherd recognizes and acts accordingly to show the value of each sheep.   The Good Shepherd shows costly love to all the sheep whether they go astray or not.

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