The Shepherdcast: Recent Episodes
Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church
At our church, we strive to spread God's word to our community and our world. With the Shepherdcast, we hope to do just that. Each week, we share our weekly Bible readings and the sermon from our church service in audio form. Whether you are on the go and can't make it in to church or you are looking for the Spirit in your life, we hope you can find solace from one of our podcasts! You can subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!
On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we celebrate Christ’s birth on “Christmas Eve-Eve.” We will be taking a look at Micah 5: 2-5a, Isaiah 7: 13-14, Isaiah 9: 2-6, and the Gospel of Luke 2: 5-14, our choir will be performing special renditions of “Away in a Manger” and, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing how a small gift can have a massive impact on us all. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Thursday, December 23, 2021.
At the beginning of our Christmas Eve-Eve Candlelight Service, Pastor Scott asked for prayers for the city of Baytown, Texas following reports by national media outlets of a large explosion at the town’s ExxonMobil refinery. That prayer is the opening of today’s episode.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes (by order of appearance):
Silent Night Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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“Away in a Manger” setting by Emily Lund
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“The Angel Song” words and music by Mary Kay Beall
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O Holy Night by Podington Bear
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Our sermon and readings are delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our church choir is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this service was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Micah 5: 2-5a, the Gospel of Luke 1: 46b-55, Hebrews 10: 5-10, and the Gospel of Luke 1: 35-45, our choir will be performing “Light of Peace" as composed by Joel Raney, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing serving God in our lives. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 19, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast from our choir includes:
“Light of Peace” by Joel Raney
Copyright 2007 Hope Publishing Company
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CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Special thanks to Karen for singing the Gospel of Luke 1: 46b-55 today. (This song is also known as the Magnificat.) Our church choir is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 2: 18-24, Psalm 8, Hebrews 1: 1-4, 2: 5-12, and the Gospel of Mark 10: 2-16,and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing Adam and Eve. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, October 3, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8, Habakkuk 1: 1-4; 2: 1-4, and the Gospel of Matthew 18: 21-35, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon in remembrance of the September 11, 2001. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 12, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 35: 4-7a, Psalm 146, James 2: 1-10, 14-17, and the Gospel of Mark 7: 24-37, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing a topic that might make you squirm, and that’s okay because it’s something super true! Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 5, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 3: 8-15, Psalm 130, 2 Corinthians 4: 1, 7-18, 5:1, and the Gospel of Mark 3: 20-35, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing a scene out of the movie Damn Yankees! which you can find on YouTube. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, June 6, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Now that we’ve put the normal stuff in our show notes, you may see that we’ve missed a few of these! Jacob will be working through what audio he has and putting together bonus episodes with as many of the missed episodes as we can! Watch for more info soon on that.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we remember the events that culminated in the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. As this is a continuation of Maundy Thursday and the Three Days, no sermon was given during this service. Instead, the story of the crucifixion is told by Rev. Scott J. Anderson from readings of all four Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Today’s episode came from our Tenebrae-format worship service on Good Friday, April 2, 2021.
The readings in this episode are as follows…
The First Light
The Darkness of Conspiracy
John 11: 43-53
The Second Light
The Darkness of the Time of Trial
Mark 14: 32-42
The Third Light
The Darkness of Betrayal and Desertion
John 18: 1-12
The Fourth Light
The Darkness of Denial
Matthew 26: 69-75
The Fifth Light
The Darkness of Cruelty
Mark 15: 8-20
The Sixth Light
The Darkness of Crucifixion
Luke 23: 26-43
The Christ Candle
The Darkness over the Whole Land
Matthew 27: 45-54
The Burial of Jesus
John 19: 31-42
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
The readings are delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our sound room technician for Good Friday 2021 was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 31: 31-34, Psalm 116: 1-2, 12-19, 1 Corinthians 11: 23-26, and the Gospel of Mark 14: 17-31; and as the altar is stripped, Psalm 22 is read. Before that, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing Maundy Thursday. Maundy Thursday is the first in the Three Days. The liturgy continues on Good Friday with the story of the crucifixion and concludes Easter Sunday with the resurrection. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Maundy Thursday, April 1, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Maundy Thursday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this service was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at the Gospel of Mark 14: 15-47 as a dramatic reading, where the Reverend Scott J. Anderson, with the help of volunteers from the congregation, recount the Passion of Jesus Christ. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Palm Sunday, March 28, 2021.
Due to the limitations of our church’s audio system and not having enough microphones for our volunteer readers and Pastor Scott, there is low audio quality in this episode of the Shepherdcast as we recover audio from what we can. We apologize for any inconvenience.
This dramatic reading was performed by (listed alphabetically by last name) Rev. Scott J. Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Fred Drotlef, Jim Hunter, and Sally Nesselrode. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Numbers 21: 4-9, Psalm 107: 1-3, 17-22, Ephesians 2: 1-10, and the Gospel of John 3: 14-21,and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the strength and protections we are given by God. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, March 14, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Exodus 20: 1-17, Psalm 19, 1 Corinthians 1: 18-25 and the Gospel of John 2: 13-22,and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Third Sunday of Lent. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, March 7, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 17: 1-7, 15-16, Psalm 22: 23-31, Romans 4: 13-25, and the Gospel of Mark 8: 31-38,and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing a story he was told during his days in seminary. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 28, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 9: 8-17, Psalm 25: 1-10, 1 Peter 3: 18-22, and the Gospel of Mark 1: 9-15,and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the 40 days which Jesus was in the wilderness. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 21, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 53: 4-6, Philippians 2: 5-11, and the Gospel of Luke 12: 16-21,and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing what is coming in 40 days (hint: it’s not just a rabbit carrying candy). Today’s episode came from our worship service on Ash Wednesday, February 17, 2021. In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible. Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this evening was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Solomon 8: 6-7, Psalm 116: 1-2, 12-19, 1 Corinthians 13, and the Gospel of John 15: 9-12,and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing Valentine’s Day. (Nope, it’s not just a Hallmark holiday or something made up by the kind of guy you see on the show Mad Men.) Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 14, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 9: 8-17, Psalm 25: 1-10, 1 Peter 3: 18-22, and the Gospel of Mark 1: 9-15, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the idea of tough questions we all face every day. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 7, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jonah 3: 1-5, 10, Psalm 62: 5-12, 1 Corinthians 7: 29-31, and the Gospel of Mark 1: 14-20,and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a character sermon on the story of Jonah (the one where the dude gets eaten by the fish). Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 24, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at 1 Samuel 3: 1-20, Psalm 139: 1-6, 13-18, 1 Corinthians 6: 12-20, and the Gospel of John 1: 43-51, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing peace and unity, something which we could all use during these troubling times of domestic terror and the COVID-19 pandemic. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 17, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 31: 7-14, Psalm 147: 12-20, Ephesians 1: 3-14, and the Gospel of Luke 1: 26-38, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his first sermon of 2021. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 3, 2021.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Micah 5: 2-3, Isaiah 7: 13-14, Isaiah 9: 2-6, and the Gospel of Luke 2: 5-14, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing a favorite cartoon of his, which moved from ABC to Apple TV+ this year. Today’s episode came from our special evening worship service on the day before Christmas Eve: Wednesday, December 23, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
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Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Intro Background Music:Silent Night Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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Outro Background Music:O Holy Night by Podington Bear
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Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Christmas was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this service was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at 2 Samuel 7: 1-11, 16, the Gospel of Luke 1: 46b-55, Romans 16: 25-27, and the Gospel of Luke 1: 26-38, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing that time an angel told a virgin bride-to-be that she was about to have a baby that had some special abilities (and despite the Ohio State banter, this kid was about to do a lot more than win the Big Ten Championship!). Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 20, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Wish Background Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 61: 1-4, 8-11, Psalm 126, 1 Thessalonians 5: 16-24, and the Gospel of John 1: 6-8, 19-28, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be talking about how we can keep the joy this Advent and Christmas amidst a world of turmoil and tumult. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 13, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Wish Background Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 40: 1-11, Psalm 85: 1-2, 8-13, 2 Peter 3: 8-15a, and the Gospel of Mark 1: 1-8, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing hope. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 6, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Wish Background Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 64: 1-9, Psalm 80: 1-7, 17-19, 1 Corinthians 1: 3-9, and the Gospel of Mark 13: 24-37, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing how we must keep spiritually awake to see the joy of Christ. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 29, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Wish Background Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special edition of the Shepherdcast, we will be sharing with you our church’s choir cantata, “Song of Joy” as composed by Marty Hamby. The cantata was held on Sunday, December 15, 2019 at 6:30 PM. Also, this same recording can be found in video form on our YouTube channel if you would prefer to watch this on a television, smartphone, or other device with YouTube access.
The songs in the cantata include Before Jesus; Song of Joy with Hark! the Herald Angels Sing; Adore; That the World May Know; Somewhere in Your Silent Night with Silent Night! Holy Night!; Come As You Are; He Shall Reign Forevermore with Only King Forever; Song of Joy Finale (includes Before Jesus and Song of Joy).
The Shepherd of the Valley Choir is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our choir members include Pastor Scott Anderson, Samantha Beavers, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Marylou Cooper, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Norma Frascone, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Susan Lux, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Sally Nesselrode, Bruce Pearson, Terry Pearson, Terri Wanner & Michelle Ward. The cantata was recorded for our YouTube channel by Mary Drotleff. Special thanks to Brock and Jack Bowman for serving as sound room technicians for this special event in the absence of Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced for audio and video by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
Music from this episode comes from:
“Song of Joy: Celebrate God’s Gift of Salvation this Christmas!” by Marty Hamby
All Cantata Words and Arrangements © 2019 Word Music. Used by permission.
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On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Ezekiel 34: 11-16, 20-24, Psalm 95: 1-7a, Ephesians 1: 15-23, and the Gospel of Matthew 25: 31-46, and the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel, in for Reverend Scott J. Anderson, will be discussing Thanksgiving. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 22, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel, in for the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Zephaniah 1: 7, 12-18, Psalm 90: 1-12, 1 Thessalonians 5: 1-11, and the Gospel of Matthew 25: 14-30, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for Christ the King Sunday. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 15, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Deuteronomy 8: 7-18, Psalm 65, 2 Corinthians 9: 6-15, and the Gospel of Luke 17: 11-19, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing thankfulness. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 8, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
So, because Jacob has a lot going on at Akron this semester, we are getting this up late, but this is the two year anniversary episode of the Shepherdcast! On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 31: 31-34 Psalm 46, Romans 3:19-28, and the Gospel of John 8: 31-38, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for All Saints Sunday. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 1, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 31: 31-34, Psalm 46, Romans 3: 19-28, and the Gospel of John 8: 31-38, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the Lutheran Reformation. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Reformation Sunday, October 25, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 45: 1-7, Psalm 24, 1 Thessalonians 1: 1-10, and the Gospel of Matthew 22: 15-22, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing a no-win situation that, well, wasn’t. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, October 18, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 25: 1-9, Psalm 23, Philippians 4: 1-9, and the Gospel of Matthew 22: 1-14, and the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel, in for Reverend Scott J. Anderson who is on vacation, will be discussing a parable about a wedding feast where, shall we say, not everyone was looking stylish. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, October 11, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel, who we thank for filling in this week for the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 5: 1-7, Psalm 80: 7-15, Philippians 3: 4b-14, and the Gospel of Matthew 21: 33-46, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing a parable about a vineyard owner, but how many people actually own vineyards these days? Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, October 4, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Ezekiel 18: 1-4, 25-32, Psalm 25:1-9, Philippians 2: 1-13, and the Gospel of Matthew 21: 23-32, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be remembering the teachings of the late Pastor Robert S. Graetz, who passed away September 20, 2020 at the age of 92 and was a white pastor who was involved in supporting the efforts of the likes of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during the Civil Rights Movement of the mid-20th century. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 27, 2020.
In today’s sermon, Pastor Scott quotes Pastor Graetz’s memoir,” Montgomery: A White Preacher's Memoir,” which was originally published by Augsburg Fortress in 1991.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jonah 3: 10 – 4: 11, Psalm 145: 1 – 8, Philippians 1: 21 – 30, and the Gospel of Matthew 20: 1 – 16, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing generosity and kindness in a time when there doesn’t seem like there’s a lot of that going around. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 20, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 50: 15-21, Psalm 103: 1-13, Romans 14: 1-12, and the Gospel of Matthew 18: 21-35, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing forgiveness and God’s creation. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 13, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Ezekiel 33:7-11, Psalm 119:33-40, Romans 13:8-14, and the Gospel of Matthew 18:10-14, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be recalling a pop song from the past that carries a message that is more true today than ever before. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 6, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
As mentioned in this week’s episode, the following are the referenced YouTube videos in the sermon: "What the World Needs Now is Love" Dionne Warwick HD - with Lyrics: https://youtu.be/xfqND7qROQQ Christy Nockels - By Our Love w/Lyrics: https://youtu.be/7hNnq4RjW3w
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 15:15-21, Psalm 26:1-8, Romans 12:9-21, and the Gospel of Matthew 16:21-28, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing faith in the wake of the political turmoil this country is facing. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, August 30, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 51:1-6, Psalm 138, Romans 12:1-8, and the Gospel of Matthew 16:13-20, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a character sermon as Peter. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday August 23, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
Last week, our podcast’s producer was unable to complete the podcast on time. So, on this late episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 56:6-8, Psalm 67, Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32, and the Gospel of Matthew 15:21-28, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing, among other things, a song from The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, August 16, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at 1 Kings 19:9-18, Psalm 85:8-13, Romans 10:5-15, and the Gospel of Matthew 14:22-33, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing how God supports us through everything we go through. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, August 9, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 55:1-5, Romans 9:1-5, the Gospel of Matthew 14:13-21, and Psalm 145:8-9, 14-21, and the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel will be discussing appreciation, a difficult topic during the era of COVID-19. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, August 2, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon this week is delivered by the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel, filling in for Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at 1 Kings 3:5-12, Psalm 119:129-136, Romans 8:26-39, and the Gospel of Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the power of faith as he reflects in the days following the silver anniversary of his and his late wife’s ordinations. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, July 26, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 44:6-8, Psalm 86:11-17, Romans 8:12-25, and the Gospel of Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Seventh Sunday After Pentecost. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, July 19, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Amos 5:18-24, Psalm 9, Galatians 5:1, 13-25, and the Gospel of Matthew 22:34-40, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing our country on the day after its birthday. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, July 5, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 28:5-9, Psalm 89:1-4, 15-18, Romans 6:12-23, and the Gospel of Matthew 10:40-42, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing healing. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, June 28, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 20:7-13, Psalm 69:1-15, Romans 6:1b-11, and the Gospel of Matthew 10:24-39, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Third Sunday After Pentecost. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, June 21, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Exodus 19:2-8a, Psalm 100, Romans 5:1-8, and the Gospel of Matthew 9:35-10:10, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon on the topic of healing. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, June 14, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
We have returned to in-person worship! On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Acts 10:34-43, Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24, Colossians 3:1-4, and the Gospel of John 20:1-18, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for our Celebration of Easter, touching on the sorrow of Easter and asking Jesus to walk with us all and defend us all as we remember the recent death of George Floyd. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, June 7, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at the Gospel of John 20:19-23. Following our reading, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson discusses something we all could use a dose of following this past week’s events: peace. This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Wednesday, May 27, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, May 31, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and readings are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon and Bible readings for the Seventh Sunday of Easter. This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Wednesday, May 20, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, May 24, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and readings are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at 1 Peter 3 as well as the Gospel of John 14. Following our readings, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson discusses loneliness and the comfort we have in Christ during this pandemic. This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Wednesday, May 13, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, May 17, 2020, when Jacob plans on watching a real NASCAR race on TV for the first time in a while!
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and readings are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Psalm 31 as well as the Gospel of John 14. Following our readings, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson discusses motherhood and faith. This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Tuesday, May 6, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, May 10, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and readings are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Numbers 21 beginning at verse 4 as well as 1 Peter 2 beginning at verse 21 and the Gospel of John 10:1. Following our readings, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson speaks of the Good Shepherd on this Good Shepherd Sunday. This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Tuesday, April 28, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, May 3, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and readings are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at 1 Peter 1 beginning at verse 13. Following our readings, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson returns to the idea of hope amid his continued thoughts on Apollo 13, and he happens to touch on the idea of homecomings. (Sorry high schoolers, not the big dance, and our prayers of sympathy go out to all high schoolers missing the prom at this time!) This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Wednesday, April 22, 2020 with the accompanying intro and outro being recorded at the late hours of Saturday, April 25, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, April 26, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and reading are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at 1 Peter 1 beginning at verse 1. Following our readings, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be dawning his NASA cap as he tells us what the Apollo 13 mission, trying times, and the Easter season all have in common: hope. This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Thursday, April 16, 2020 with the accompanying intro and outro being recorded on Saturday, April 18, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, April 19, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and reading are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special Easter Sunday 2020 episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at select verses of Psalm 118, Philippians 4 beginning at verse 4, and the Gospel of Matthew 28 beginning at verse 1. Following our readings, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon on the joy of Easter, because as Josh Turner said on that “Long Black Train,” “don’t you know there’s victory in the Lord?” This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Thursday, April 9, 2020 with the accompanying intro and outro being recorded on Friday, April 10, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Per the message at the top of the episode, please consult this blog post for more information on Refuge of Hope’s needs at this time: http://sotvchurch.com/2020/03/30/our-community-needs-help-now-more-than-ever-refuge-of-hope-in-need-of-volunteers/
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and reading are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. In that spirit, for Maundy Thursday and Good Friday 2020, we will be replaying our episodes from those days in 2019. On this special Good Friday episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at the Gospel readings of (in the order they are read on the podcast) John 11:43-53, Mark 14:32-42, Matthew 26:47-56, Matthew 26:69-75, Mark 15:8-20, Luke 23:26-43, Luke 23:44-49, and John 19:38-42 as we remember the Crucifixion of Our Lord. Today’s episode came from our Good Friday worship service on Friday, April 19, 2019
Good Friday marks the second of the Three Days. The service format which we elect to use on Good Friday is called Tenebrae, or darkness. We have elected to use this format in tonight’s and last night’s podcasts.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this COVID-19 pandemic we are currently experiencing, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our readings are delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our sound room technician for Good Friday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. In that spirit, for Maundy Thursday and Good Friday 2020, we will be replaying our episodes from those days in 2019. On this special Maundy Thursday episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 31:31-34, Psalm 116:1-2, 12-19, 1 Corinthians 11:23-26, and the Gospel of John 13:1-17, 31b-35, our choir will be performing “The Garden of Gethsemane” as composed by J. Paul Williams and Vicki Tucker Courtney, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his Maundy Thursday sermon. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Thursday, April 18, 2019, with an added introduction recorded on Thursday, April 9, 2020.
This episode of the Shepherdcast takes place on what is the beginning of The Three Days (also called Triduum), which is one continuous liturgy beginning on Maundy Thursday, continuing Good Friday, and concluding on Easter Sunday.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this COVID-19 pandemic we are currently experiencing, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “The Garden of Gethsemane” words by J. Paul Williams and music by Vicki Tucker Courtney © 2009 Hope Publishing Company, Carol Stream, IL 60188. Used with permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Maundy Thursday was Fred Drotleff. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for Maundy Thursday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special Palm Sunday 2020 episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at the Gospel of Matthew 21 beginning at verse 1. Following our reading, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon on hope and comfort as we prepare for the start of Holy Week next week as well as while we as a world face the COVID-19 pandemic. This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Wednesday, April 1, 2020 with the accompanying intro and outro being recorded on Saturday, April 4 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Palm Sunday, April 5, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Per the message at the top of the episode, please consult this blog post for more information on Refuge of Hope’s needs at this time: http://sotvchurch.com/2020/03/30/our-community-needs-help-now-more-than-ever-refuge-of-hope-in-need-of-volunteers/
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: Pre-Intro Plug for Refuge of Hope: “Sunset” Music: www.hooksounds.com This sound or music is under the Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license (creativecommons.org/about/licenses/)
Our sermon and reading are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Ezekiel 37 beginning at verse 1, Psalm 130, and the Gospel of John 11 beginning at the 32nd verse. Following our readings, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon on hope and comfort as we prepare for the start of Holy Week next week as well as while we as a world face the COVID-19 pandemic. This sermon and the accompanying Bible readings were recorded on Wednesday, March 25, 2020 with the accompanying intro and outro being recorded on Saturday, March 28, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, March 29, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of our March 22 episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the aforementioned previous episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and readings are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
While our church’s doors remain closed, our arms are open spiritually as we continue in the service of spreading God’s word. On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Psalm 23, Ephesians 5 beginning at verse 8, and the Gospel of John 9 beginning at verse 1 and continuing at verses 13 and 34. Following our readings, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a faith-centric take on the same topic on everyone’s minds this week: the novel coronavirus and the COVID-19 pandemic. All portions of today’s episode were recorded on Saturday, March 21, 2020 for electronic distribution the morning of Sunday, March 22, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
In a situation like this, there is a lot of misinformation. As it is our duty as Christians to serve our community and our world, we want to make sure all of our listeners have access to information about this virus from reputable sources. Thus, as promised at the end of this episode, the CDC has COVID-19 information at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html?s_cid=%20fb_covid_19. Additionally to what was originally promised in the episode, please also consult the State of Ohio’s coronavirus information at https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/ as well as information from the World Health Organization at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.
Our sermon and readings are recorded and delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks go out this week to our church office staff and our congregation council, under the leadership of council president Jeff Ward, for their assistance in coordinating our church’s worship schedule during this time. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church and how you can support us in our mission, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Exodus 17:1-7, Psalm 95, Romans 5:1-11, and the Gospel of John 4:5-42, and , and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be deliver a special sermon following a special reading of the Gospel with Karen Broadwater and Jim Hunter. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, March 15, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Special thanks to Karen Broadwater and Jim Hunter for their help in reading the sermon. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Micah 6:1-8, Psalm 15, 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, and the Gospel of Matthew 5:1-12, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Fourth Sunday After Epiphany. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 2, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 9:1-4, Psalm 27:1, 4-9, 1 Corinthians 1:10-18, and the Gospel of Matthew 4:12-23, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing that famous Gospel text where Jesus tells Simon and Andrew to “Follow me, and I will make you fish for people.” Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 26, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Special thanks goes out to our lay reader this Sunday, Fred Drotleff, who filled in for the originally scheduled reader. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 49:1-7, Psalm 40:1-11, 1 Corinthians 1:1-9, and the Gospel of John 1:29-42, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing our job to evangelize (no, it’s not the dirty word you think it is). Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 19, 2020.
Also, apologies for the brief car horn thing. No, we are not a Comedy Central podcast.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 42:1-9, Psalm 29, Acts 10:34-43, and the Gospel of Matthew 3:13-17, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon from this Sunday. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 12, 2020.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 2:1-5, Psalm 122, Romans 13:11-14, and the Gospel of Matthew 24:36-44, our choir will be performing “Christmas Communion Hymn” as composed by Lee Black, Gina Boe, and Cliff Duren, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon on “The Healing of the Nations.” This sermon is part of Pastor Scott’s Advent sermon series on the peace of Christ entitled “Shalom: The Season of Advent.” Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 1, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “Christmas Communion Hymn” words and music by Lee Black, Gina Boe, and Cliff Duren 2015 Christian Taylor Music (Admin. by ClearBox Rights, LLC) CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 23:1-6, Psalm 46, Colossians 1:11-20, and the Gospel of Luke 23:33-43, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing God’s mercy and forgiveness. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 24, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Deuteronomy 26:1-11, Psalm 100, Philippians 4:4-9, and the Gospel of John 6:25-35, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the giving of thanks, not only this November or at our Service of Thanksgiving, but on all days. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 10, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Daniel 7:1-3,15-18, Psalm 149, Ephesians 1:11-23, and the Gospel of Luke 6:20-31, our choir will be performing “Our God” as composed by Jonas Myrin, Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, and Jesse Reeves and arranged by Heather Sorenson, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for All Saints Sunday 2019. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 3, 2019. Also, for those who’ve been keeping track, the Shepherdcast launched on All Saints’ Sunday 2018, so this is our anniversary episode!
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: Choir anthem: “Our God” words and music by Jonas Myrin, Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, and Jesse Reeves and arranged by Heather Sorenson. This arrangement © 2012 Shout! Publishing (ASCAP), Worshiptogether.com Songs (ASCAP), sixsteps Music (ASCAP), Said and Done Music (ASCAP), Vamos Publishing (ASCAP), and Thankyou Music (PRS). All rights reserved. Used by permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 31:31-34, Psalm 46, Romans 3:19-28, and the Gospel of John 8:31-36, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing Martin Luther (in a bit more of a first-person way than you’d expect). Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, October 27, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 32:22-31, Psalm 121, 2 Timothy 5:14-4:5, and the Gospel of Luke 18:1-8, our choir will be performing “Fall Like Rain” as composed by Stan Pethel, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the 19th Sunday of Pentecost (but as Pastor said during the announcements before the service, who’s counting at 19? 😉). Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, October 20, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “Fall Like Rain” words and music by Stan Pethel ©2006 Hope Publishing Company, Carol Stream, IL 60188. All rights reserved. Used by permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we hear audio from a special service during which the Bishop Abraham D. Allende of the Northeastern Ohio Synod installs the Reverend Scott J. Anderson as our congregation’s pastor. We will be taking a look at Joshua 24:1-2a,13-15, Psalm 8, Romans 8:31-35,37-38, and the Gospel of Luke 23:33-49, our choir will be performing “Grace Alone” as composed by Scott Wesley Brown and Jeff Nelson, and Bishop Allende will be delivering a sermon prior to the installation of Pastor Scott at Shepherd of the Valley. Today’s episode came from the special installation worship service held for Pastor Scott on Sunday, October 6, 2019 at 4 PM.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: Choir anthem: “Grace Alone” words and music by Scott Wesley Brown and Jeff Nelson © 1998 and this © Arr. 2017 Universal Music – Brentwood Benson Publ. (ASCAP) (adm. at CapitolCMGPublishing.com) All rights reserved. Used by permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Bishop Abraham D. Allende of the Northeastern Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Our lay readers this Sunday were Fred Drotleff (first reading), Michelle Ward (Psalm), and Assistant to the Bishop Reverend Karl Biermann (second reading). Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our technology team for this service consisted of Jack Bowman in the sanctuary and Jacob Schandel in the control room. Also on this podcast was Susan Lux, council president for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church and Reverend Scott J. Anderson, newly installed pastor of Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. Special thanks to Bishop Allende, Assistant to the Bishop Rev. Biermann, Shepherd of the Valley church secretary Mary Drotleff, and the individuals at the offices of the Northeastern Ohio Synod who helped make this service possible. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Habakkuk 1:1-4; 2:1-4, Psalm 37:1-9, 2 Timothy 1:1-14, and the Gospel of Luke 17:5-10, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon from the 17th Sunday after Pentecost. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, October 6, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Amos 6:1a,4-7, Psalm 146, 1 Timothy 6:6-19, and the Gospel of Luke 16:19-31, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon on tolerance and God’s call for us to love all. (Yes, love everyone. God didn’t stutter.) Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 29, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Amos 8:4-7, Psalm 113, 1 Timothy 2:1-7, and the Gospel of Luke 16:1-13, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing how God’s grace blesses us, and how we are called as Christians to do what is right. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 22, 2019.
For a little bit of context, a baptism was held during this service, which is mentioned in the sermon.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Exodus 32:7-14, Psalm 51:1-10, 1 Timothy 1:12-17, and the Gospel of Luke 15:1-10, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing God’s grace. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 15, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Pastoral Install Teaser Background Music: “Sunset” Music: www.hooksounds.com This sound or music is under the Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license (http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/)
-Note: learn more about Pastor Scott’s installation at www.sotvchurch.com!
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Deuteronomy 30:15-20, Psalm 1, Philemon 1-21, and the Gospel of Luke 14:25-33, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing, on this “God’s work. Our Hands.” Sunday, how we can, through God, keep the peace in our daily lives much like what was done thanks to the actions of a brave individual which prevented World War III during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 8, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Proverbs 25:6-7, Psalm 112, Hebrews 13:1-8,15-16, and the Gospel of Luke 14:1,7-14, and the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel stops by to discuss humility and the commandment to love each other, a very timely topic in today’s society. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, September 1, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking look at Jeremiah 23:23-29, Psalm 82, Hebrews 12:1-13, and the Gospel of Luke 12:49-56. and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon that was intended for August 18, but this episode was actually recorded on Sunday, August 25, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking look at Genesis 15:1-6, Psalm 33:12-22, Hebrews 11:1-3,8-16, and the Gospel of Luke 12:32-40. and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Ninth Sunday of Pentecost. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, August 11, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we observe the series finale of our podcast’s first ever Spotlight on Outreach series, where we will sit down with representatives from both outreach groups at our church and nonprofits in our community to talk about their ministry and, if the spirit moves you, how you can help them
This week, Jacob Schandel sits down with JoAnn Carpenter from Refuge of Hope Ministries in downtown Canton, Ohio. For those who do not know, Refuge of Hope is the only men-only homeless shelter in all of Stark County. On the third Monday of each month, our church has a group that serves a meal at Refuge of Hope. On this episode, we catch up with JoAnn since the last time she spoke to our congregation both in-person on Palm Sunday and through this podcast. (You can hear that episode here, which we re-ran at the end of June: https://soundcloud.com/sotvsandyville/06302019-throwback-to-04142019-choir-performance-and-joann-carpenter-from-refuge-of-hope.) Since we last spoke, they have moved into an immaculate new building, which Jacob got the opportunity to tour right before the interview, where he got the privilege to see just how much Refuge of Hope does for those in need. In this podcast, JoAnn invites you to come see the building for yourself as well (an opportunity which you won’t want to pass up)! To learn more about Refuge of Hope and its mission, please visit www.refugeofhope.org, or please feel free to contact JoAnn at 330.280.2153. This podcast was recorded on Wednesday, July 31, 2019 for publication on Wednesday, August 7, 2019.
We thank JoAnn Carpenter again for taking time out of her schedule to come onto the podcast this week to talk about these ministries at our church. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Ecclesiastes 1:2, 12-14, 2:18-23, Psalm 49:1-12, Colossians 3:1-11, and the Gospel of Luke 12:13-21, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the most important commandments of all: to love God and love each other, all in the wake of this week’s events in Ohio (from the happiness of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Festival in Canton to the sorrow of the mass shooting in Dayton). Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, August 4, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we continue our podcast’s first ever Spotlight on Outreach series, where we will sit down with representatives from both outreach groups at our church and nonprofits in our community to talk about their ministry and, if the spirit moves you, how you can help them
This week, Jacob Schandel sits down with Becky Larson of the Helping Hands Network on location at HHN. In this podcast, they discuss HHN’s ministry in our area, including its food pantry and clothes closet, both here for those in need in the Sandy Valley community. They also discuss some of HHN’s seasonal projects, including the school supply drive, which is currently running as of the publication date of this podcast. The list of needs for that as well as the link to the AmazonSmile charity list for this is here: http://sotvchurch.com/2019/07/14/hhn-to-collect-school-supplies-for-2019-2020-school-year/. You can learn more about Helping Hands and their mission at www.thehelpinghandsnetwork.org, and you can keep up with them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/The-Helping-Hands-Network-543162252483278/. This podcast was recorded on Wednesday, July 10, 2019 for publication on Wednesday, July 31, 2019.
We thank Becky Larson again for taking time out of her schedule to come onto the podcast this week to talk about these ministries at our church. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 18:20-32, Psalm 138, Colossians 2:6-19, and the Gospel of Luke 11:1-13, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon on what may be one of the toughest things for humans: forgiveness and human imperfection. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, July 28, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music/audio heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Spotlight on Outreach Teaser Background Music: “Sunset” Music: www.hooksounds.com This sound or music is under the Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license (http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/)
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we continue our podcast’s first ever Spotlight on Outreach series, where we will sit down with representatives from both outreach groups at our church and nonprofits in our community to talk about their ministry and, if the spirit moves you, how you can help them.
This week, Jacob Schandel sits down with Dorothy “Dottie” Scott to talk about three ministries at our church. First, they discuss our long-running Barney Bear Ministry, where members of the church can take stuffed bears to those in need of prayer and comfort. Next, they discuss the Prayer Shawl Ministry, which makes shawls for those in need of comfort which we, as a congregation, say a blessing over. Lastly, we talk about a newer ministry at the church, which takes recycled grocery bags and turns them into mats which the homeless can use for comfort. They discuss also how, if the spirit moves you, you can support all three ministries. At the end, Dottie touches on a few other projects that build from what these three ministries are doing. You can learn more about the prayer shawls and Barney bears at www.sotvchurch.com/prayers.
We thank Dottie Scott again for taking time out of her schedule to come onto the podcast this week to talk about these ministries at our church. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 18:1-10a, Psalm 15, Colossians 1:15-28, and the Gospel of Luke 10:38-42, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, July 21, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music/audio heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Spotlight on Outreach Teaser Background Music: “Sunset” Music: www.hooksounds.com This sound or music is under the Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license (http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/)
The JFK speech audio is courtesy of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum’s online audio archive. (https://www.jfklibrary.org/asset-viewer/archives/JFKWHA)
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we continue our podcast’s first ever Spotlight on Outreach series, where we will sit down with representatives from both outreach groups at our church and nonprofits in our community to talk about their ministry and, if the spirit moves you, how you can help them
This week, Jacob Schandel sits down with his grandmother, JoAnn Reynolds, to talk about one of her favorite pastimes: quilting! Over the past couple of years, she and a few others found a way to use this pastime to help others by creating “mission quilts,” for distribution by Lutheran World Relief (LWR), that go to those in need around the world. Our quilting group meets every other Tuesday from 9 AM-2 PM at the church from January to September. You can learn more about our quilting group at www.sotvchurch.com/quilting, and you can learn more about Lutheran World Relief at www.lwr.org. Today’s interview episode was recorded and published on Wednesday, July 17, 2019.
We thank JoAnn Reynolds again for taking time out of her schedule to come onto the podcast this week to talk about our church’s quilting group. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
This week, Pastor Scott is once again on vacation. So, on this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Deuteronomy 30:9-14, Psalm 25:1-10, Colossians 1:1-14, and the Gospel of Luke 10:25-37, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing our habit of “othering” people and how we can work to be better about that. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, July 14, 2019
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: Spotlight on Outreach Teaser Background Music: “Sunset” Music: www.hooksounds.com This sound or music is under the Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license (http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/)
We thank the Reverend H. Paul Schwitzgebel for filling in for the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special episode of the Shepherdcast, we begin our podcast’s first ever Spotlight on Outreach series, where we will sit down with representatives from both outreach groups at our church and nonprofits in our community to talk about their ministry and, if the spirit moves you, how you can help them.
This week, Jacob Schandel sits down with Susan Kaschak, who wears many hats both in our congregation and in our community (president of the Tuscarawas Valley Board of Education (Go Trojans!), musician and choir director for our church). However, today’s interview focuses on Susan’s work as she helps run Shepherd’s Kitchen, our church’s free community meal and longest running outreach program. Shepherd’s Kitchen is held every month on the second Friday with bingo beginning at 3:30 PM followed by the meal at 4:30 PM. On the podcast today, you can learn about this ministry’s reach and, if the spirit so moves you, all of the ways you can help this ministry. You can learn more about Shepherd’s Kitchen on our church website at their page, www.sotvchurch.com/sk. Today’s interview episode was recorded on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 for publication on Wednesday, July 10, 2019.
We thank Susan Kaschak again for taking time out of her schedule to come onto the podcast this week to talk about Shepherd’s Kitchen. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 66:10-14, Psalm 66:1-9, Galatians 6:1-16, and the Gospel of Luke 10:1-11, 16-20, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, July 7, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
This Sunday, we saw footage from a movie entitled All Saints. You can rent or buy this movie on digital via Amazon (https://amzn.to/2Xyvy1E), Google Play (https://bit.ly/2FWEbxe), and others.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: Spotlight on Outreach Teaser Background Music: “Sunset” Music: www.hooksounds.com This sound or music is under the Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license (http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/)
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
This Sunday, Pastor Scott is on vacation (and so is Jacob, who usually produces the Sunday morning podcast.) So, this week, we throw it back to Palm Sunday in honor of the upcoming Spotlight on Outreach series on the Shepherdcast! (Stay tuned at the end for a teaser!)
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we are changing things up a bit! For Palm Sunday, we will hear a reading from the Gospel of Luke from Pastor Scott, we hear from JoAnn Carpenter, the director of development at Refuge of Hope Ministries in Downtown Canton, and our choir performs “Your Name Alone” as composed by John Bolin and Don Koch. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, April 14, 2019.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Spotlight on Outreach Teaser Background Music: “Sunset” Music: www.hooksounds.com This sound or music is under the Attribution Creative Commons 4.0 license (http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/)
Choir Performance: “Your Name Alone” words and music by John Bolin and Don Koch © 2018 First Worship (BMI)/McKinney Music, Inc. (BMI) (admin. By LifeWay Worship c/o Music Services, www.musicservices.org). Used by permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our Gospel reading is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. We thank JoAnn Carpenter of Refuge of Hope for allowing us to use her temple talk in today’s episode. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
Yesterday, we had some technical issues with our recording. So, we will be replaying our very first episode this week!
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 25:6-9, Psalm 24, Revelation 21:1-6, and the Gospel of John 11:32-44, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be giving his sermon titled “Unbind Us and Let Us Go.” Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 4 2018. In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible. Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Proverbs 8:1-4,22-31, Psalm 8, Romans 5:1-5, and the Gospel of John 16:12-15, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon from Father’s Day 2019. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, June 16, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Acts 2:1-21, Psalm 104:24-34, 35b, Romans 8:14-17, and the Gospel of John 8-17, 25-27, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for Pentecost Sunday. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, June 9, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Acts 16:16-34, Psalm 97, Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21, and the Gospel of John 17:20-26, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Seventh Sunday of Easter. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, June 2, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Acts 16:9-15, Psalm 67, Revelation 21:10, 22-2:5, and the Gospel of John 14:23-29, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Sixth Sunday of Easter. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, May 26, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Acts 16:16-34, Psalm 97, Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21, and the Gospel of John 17:20-26, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Fifth Sunday of Lent. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, May 19, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Accts 9:36-43, Psalm 23, Revelation 7:9-17, and the Gospel of John 10:22-30, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Fourth Sunday of Easter. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, May 12, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Acts 9:1-20, Psalm 30, Revelation 5:11-14, and the Gospel of John 21:1-19, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be, to borrow from Lee Ann Womack, saying “I hope you dance.” Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, May 5, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Acts 5:27-32, Psalm 118:14-29, Revelation 1:4-8, and the Gospel of John 20:19-31, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the fork in the road which is before us this Easter season. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, April 28, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this Easter Sunday episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at , our choir will be performing “Forever (We Sing Hallelujah)” as composed by Brian Johnson, Christa Black Gifford, Gabriel Wilson, Jenn Johnson, Joel Taylor, and Kari Jobe, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for Easter Sunday. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, April 21, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “Forever (We Sing Hallelujah)” words and music by Brian Johnson, Christa Black Gifford, Gabriel Wilson, Jenn Johnson, Joel Taylor, and Kari Jobe © 2014 Worship Together Music (BMI), Kaje Songs (BMI), and Bethel Music Publishing. Used by permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at the Gospel readings of (in the order they are read on the podcast) John 11:43-53, Mark 14:32-42, Matthew 26:47-56, Matthew 26:69-75, Mark 15:8-20, Luke 23:26-43, Luke 23:44-49, and John 19:38-42 as we remember the Crucifixion of Our Lord. Today’s episode came from our Good Friday worship service on Friday, April 19, 2019
Good Friday marks the second of the Three Days. The service format which we elect to use on Good Friday is called Tenebrae, or darkness. We have elected to use this format in tonight’s and last night’s podcasts.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our readings are delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our sound room technician for Good Friday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special Maundy Thursday episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 31:31-34, Psalm 116:1-2, 12-19, 1 Corinthians 11:23-26, and the Gospel of John 13:1-17, 31b-35, our choir will be performing “The Garden of Gethsemane” as composed by J. Paul Williams and Vicki Tucker Courtney, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his Maundy Thursday sermon. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Thursday, April 18, 2019.
This episode of the Shepherdcast takes place on what is the beginning of The Three Days (also called Triduum), which is one continuous liturgy beginning on Maundy Thursday, continuing Good Friday, and concluding on Easter Sunday.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “The Garden of Gethsemane” words by J. Paul Williams and music by Vicki Tucker Courtney © 2009 Hope Publishing Company, Carol Stream, IL 60188. Used with permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Maundy Thursday was Fred Drotleff. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for Maundy Thursday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we are changing things up a bit! For Palm Sunday, we will hear a reading from the Gospel of Luke from Pastor Scott, we hear from JoAnn Carpenter, the director of development at Refuge of Hope Ministries in Downtown Canton, and our choir performs “Your Name Alone” as composed by John Bolin and Don Koch. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, April 14, 2019.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “Your Name Alone” words and music by John Bolin and Don Koch © 2018 First Worship (BMI)/McKinney Music, Inc. (BMI) (admin. By LifeWay Worship c/o Music Services, www.musicservices.org). Used by permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our Gospel reading is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. We thank JoAnn Carpenter of Refuge of Hope for allowing us to use her temple talk in today’s episode. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 43:16-21, Psalm 126, 2 Corinthians 5:16-21, and the Gospel of John 12:1-8, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Fifth Sunday of Lent. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, April 7, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Joshua 5:9-12, Psalm 32, 1 Corinthians 5:16-21, and the Gospel of Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32, Bill Bowman sings a special rendition of the song “Amazing Grace,” and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the Parable of the Prodigal Son. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, March 31, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Janine Garber. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 55:1-9, Psalm 63:1-8, 1 Corinthians 10:1-13, and the Gospel of Luke 13:1-9, our choir will be performing “Grace Flows Down” as composed by David E. Bell, Louie Giglio, and Rod Padgett, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Third Sunday of Lent. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, March 24, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “Grace Flows Down” words and music by David E. Bell, Louie Giglio, and Rod Padgett This arrangement © 2006 WorshipTogether.com Songs (ASCAP) and sixsteps Music (ASCAP). Admin by EMI CMG Publishing. Used by permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jeff Ward. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 15:1-12, 17-18, Psalm 27, Philippians 3:17-4:1, and the Gospel of Luke 13:31-35, our choir will be performing “Lord Jesus, Think On Me” as composed by Jay Althouse, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon from the Second Sunday of Lent. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, March 17, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “Lord Jesus, Think On Me” music by Jay Althouse © 1992 by Hope Publishing Company, Carol Stream, Illinois 60188. Used with permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Deuteronomy 26:1-11, Psalm 91:1-2, 9-16, Romans 10:8b-13, and the Gospel of Luke 4:1-13, our choir will be performing “What You’ve Already Done” as composed by Kenna Turner West and Phil Mehrens, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing temptation on the First Sunday of Lent. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, March 10, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes: “What You’ve Already Done” as composed by Kenna Turner West and Phil Mehrens © 2016, this arr. 2018 Dayspring Music, LLC (BMI), Say Amen Music (BMI) (Adm. By Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.)/Sunday Best Music (ASCAP) (Adm. By Music Services). Used with permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special edition episode of the Shepherdcast, it’s Ash Wednesday! We will be taking a look at Psalm 51:1-17, Joel 2:1-2, 12-17, 2 Corinthians 5:20b-6:10, and the Gospel of Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21. Also on this episode, our choir will be performing “Lenten Meditation” as composed by Jay Althouse, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for Ash Wednesday. Today’s episode came from our special worship service on the evening of Ash Wednesday, March 6, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Choir performance: “Lenten Meditation” words and music by Jay Althouse © 2001 Hope Publishing Company, Carol Stream, Illinois 60188. Used with permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader on this evening was Bill Bowman. Our church choir consists of Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Terri Wanner, and Michelle Ward, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this special service was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Exodus 34:29-35, Psalm 99, 2 Corinthians 3:12-4:2, and the Gospel of Luke 9:28-36, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing the Transfiguration of Our Lord. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, March 3, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Genesis 45:3-11, 15, Psalm 37:1-11,39-40, 1 Corinthians 15:35-38,42-50, and the Gospel of Luke 6:27-38, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Seventh Sunday after Epiphany. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 24, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 15:5-10, Psalm 1, 1 Corinthians 15:12-20, and the Gospel of Luke 6:17-26, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his readings from the Sixth Sunday after Epiphany. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 17, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 6:1-13, Psalm 138, 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, and the Gospel of Luke 5:1-11, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 10, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 1:4-10, Psalm 71:1-6, 1 Corinthians 13:1-13, and the Gospel of Luke 4:21-30, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, February 3, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Nehemiah 8: 1-3, 5-6, 8-10, Psalm 19, 1 Corinthians 12:12-31a. and the Gospel of Luke 4:14-21, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for 3 Epiphany. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 27, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Also, this Sunday, we saw a brief clip from Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame. We don't have permission to put it in the podcast, but you can find that clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pLCDnbBEk0
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
Since we knew ahead of time that this weekend’s weather was going to be rough, we pre-recorded a Shepherdcast this week! On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 and the Gospel of John 2:1-11, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his originally planned Second Sunday after Epiphany sermon. Today’s episode was recorded on Wednesday, January 16, 2019 for distribution on Sunday, January 20, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon and readings are delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. This podcast was recorded, hosted, and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 43:1-7, Psalm 29, Acts 8:14-17, and the Gospel of Luke 3:15-17, 21-22, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a sermon about how, in hard times, you should remember that God is there and that you are a blessing. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 13, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Janine Garber. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 60:1-6, Psalm 72: 1-7, 10-14, Ephesians 3:1-12, and the Gospel of Matthew 2:1-12, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the day of Epiphany. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, January 6, 2019.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
This week, Pastor had the Sunday off, and we did a special music service that, while beautiful, wasn’t exactly formatted to make awesome radio. So, we’re going to go back to our archives and bring out a sermon we never shared on this podcast, but it is truly an amazing message that still rings true today. On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 53:4-12, Psalm 91:9-16, Hebrews 5:1-10, and the Gospel of Mark 10:35-45, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing “what it’s all about,” which is, as they say at the Hard Rock Café, to “Love All, Serve All, and Save the Planet.” Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, October 21, 2018.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special edition episode of the Shepherdcast, it’s our annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service! We will be taking a look at a total of five readings which come from Isaiah 7:13-14, Isaiah 9:2-6, and the Gospel of Luke 2:5-14. Also, the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering a special Christmas Eve message. Today’s episode came from our worship service on the evening of Monday, December 24, 2018.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Christmas Eve was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Mary Drotleff. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Micah 5:2-5a, the Gospel of Luke 1:46b-55, Hebrews 10:5-10, and the Gospel of Luke 1:39-45, our choir will be performing “Almost There” as composed by Michael W. Smith, Wes King, and Amy Grant, and Dottie Scott will be delivering a message for this Fourth Sunday of Advent. (Dottie is kindly filling in for the Reverend Scott J. Anderson, who is recovering from a hospital stay this past week. Please keep Pastor Scott in your prayers for continued healing.) Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 23, 2018.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Christmas Eve Teaser Background Music: Silent Night Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Choir Performance: Almost There words and music by Michael W. Smith, Wes King, and Amy Grant © 2015 This is Your Time Music (ASCAP), Lotterthanme Music (ASCAP) and Grant Girls Music, LLC. (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our message is delivered by Dorothy “Dottie” Scott. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our church choir consists of Jennifer Crone, Karen Broadwater, Marylou Cooper, Terri Wanner, Sally Nesselrode, Janine Garber, Michelle Ward, Marilyn Mason, Susan Kaschak, Dan Mason, Bill Bowman, Jim Hunter, Pastor Scott Anderson, and Fred Drotleff, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this special edition of the Shepherdcast, we will be sharing with you our church’s choir cantata, “Sing with the Angels!” as composed by Joel Raney. The cantata was held on Sunday, December 16, 2018 at 6:30 PM. Also, this same recording can be found in video form on our YouTube channel if you would prefer to watch this on a television, smartphone, or other device with YouTube access. (Link on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QQLLyWRjQHo)
The songs in the cantata include: ”Of the Father’s Love” “The Angel Gabriel” "The Midnight Clear” "Run to Bethlehem” “Angels Watching Over Me” "Sing with the Angels!” "The Angel Songs”
Important note: an additional song was performed following the cantata by our choir. However, due to copyright restrictions, we cannot bring that song to the Shepherdcast. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this causes, especially given the reason the song was performed was to commemorate the late Jackie Wanner, who was a valued member of both the Shepherd of the Valley Choir and the Media and Technology Committee at Shepherd of the Valley.
The Shepherd of the Valley Choir is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our choir members include Pastor Scott Anderson, Bill Bowman, Karen Broadwater, Marylou Cooper, Jennifer Crone, Fred Drotleff, Norma Frascone, Janine Garber, Jim Hunter, Susan Lux, Dan Mason, Marilyn Mason, Sally Nesselrode, Bruce Pearson, Terry Pearson, Terri Wanner & Michelle Ward. Our sound room technician for the cantata was Jacob H. Schandel. The cantata was recorded for our YouTube channel by Mary Drotleff. This podcast was hosted and produced for audio and video by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
Music from this episode comes from: “Sing with the Angels!: A Christmas Musical” by Joel Raney All Cantata Words and Arrangements © 2013 Hope Publishing Company, Carol Stream IL 60188. Used by permission. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Zephaniah 3:14-20, Isaiah 12:2-6, Philippians 4:4-7, and the Gospel of Luke 3:7-18, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Third Sunday of Advent on “Joy!” Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 16, 2018.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Advent Teaser Background Music: Wish Background Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Fred Drotleff. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jacob H. Schandel. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
These should be plain text, without any formatting. On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Malachi 3:1-4, the Gospel of Luke 1:68-79, Philippians 1:3-11, and the Gospel of Luke 3:1-6, our choir will be performing “We Wait” as composed by Ruth Elaine Schram, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the Second Sunday of Advent. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 9, 2018.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Advent Teaser Background Music: Wish Background Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Choir Performance: “We Wait” words and music by Ruth Elaine Schram © 2013 Lorenz Publishing Company, a division of The Lorenz Corporation. All rights reserved. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our church choir consists of Jennifer Crone, Karen Broadwater, Marylou Cooper, Terri Wanner, Sally Nesselrode, Janine Garber, Michelle Ward, Marilyn Mason, Susan Kaschak, Dan Mason, Bill Bowman, Jim Hunter, Pastor Scott Anderson, and Fred Drotleff, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Jeremiah 33:14-16, Psalm 25:1-10, 1 Thessalonians 3:9-13, and the Gospel of Luke 21:25-36, our choir will be performing “Advent Hymn” as composed by Christy Nockels, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his sermon for the First Sunday of Advent. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, December 2, 2018.
In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible.
Special music heard in this episode of the Shepherdcast includes:
Advent Teaser Background Music: Wish Background Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Choir Performance: “Advent Hymn” words and music by Christy Nockels © 2016, 2017 Sweater Weather Music, All Rights Administered by Music Services, Inc. CCLI License # 11421954 CCLI Streaming License # CSPL153044
Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our church choir consists of Jennifer Crone, Karen Broadwater, Marylou Cooper, Terri Wanner, Sally Nesselrode, Janine Garner, Michelle Ward, Marilyn Mason, Susan Kaschak, Dan Mason, Bill Bowman, Jim Hunter, Pastor Scott Anderson, and Fred Drotleff, and is under the direction of Susan Kaschak. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Daniel 7:9-10,13-14, Psalm 93, Revelation 1:4b-8, and the Gospel of John 18:28-38, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be delivering his Christ the King Sunday sermon. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Christ the King Sunday, November 25, 2018. (Please note: we once again had some problems during the sermon with the microphone being off. Sound quality during that portion of the podcast is not optimal. We apologize again for this!) In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible. Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jacob Schandel. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Joel 2:21-27, Psalm 126, 1 Timothy 2:1-7, and the Gospel of Matthew 6:25-33, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing giving thanks to the Lord and everything we can be thankful for as we head into this Thanksgiving week. Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 18, 2018. (This week, we had a different problem with our pastor's microphone, but we had to do the same thing as last week and repair the audio. We apologize for the poor sound quality on the sermon portion of this week's podcast.) In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible. Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Karen Broadwater. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Jack Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, after some nice words from veteran (and, this week, lay reader) Bill Bowman, we will be taking a look at Micah 4:1-5, Psalm 85, Ephesians 2:13-18, and the Gospel of John 20:19-23, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be discussing Armistice Day, Veteran’s Day, freedom, and peace. Today’s episode came from our worship service that not only celebrated Veteran’s Day 2018, but the 100th anniversary of the World War I Armistice, on Sunday, November 11, 2018. (A little heads up on those words from Bill at the beginning: his microphone was knocked sideways for most of it. You’ll probably hear the part, actually, where we fixed that, but by then Bill was almost onto the readings. While we were able to recover what he said, there is a little static during that part of the podcast. We apologize for that! If you want to skip over Jake's apology for that mess-up, start listening at 1:34.) In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible. Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Bill Bowman. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.
On this episode of the Shepherdcast, we will be taking a look at Isaiah 25:6-9, Psalm 24, Revelation 21:1-6, and the Gospel of John 11:32-44, and the Reverend Scott J. Anderson will be giving his sermon titled “Unbind Us and Let Us Go.” Today’s episode came from our worship service on Sunday, November 4 2018. In case you are reading along with a Bible and our readings don’t necessarily match up with yours, we use the NRSV translation of the Holy Bible. Our sermon is delivered by the Reverend Scott J. Anderson. Our lay reader this Sunday was Jennifer Crone. Our sound room technician for this Sunday was Brock Bowman. This podcast was hosted and produced by Jacob H. Schandel for Shepherd of the Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church. To learn more about our church, please visit www.sotvchurch.com, or follow us on social media @sotvsandyville. Our church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. You can learn more about the ELCA at www.elca.org, and you can learn about our local Northeastern Ohio Synod at www.neos-elca.org.