Kenney's Two Pennies-Deuteronomy 6:4-5-The Greatest Command

Kenney's Two Pennies-Rom 8:35-37-More Than Conquerors

Christians are not exempt from hardships, so why go through life as a Christian? Because Christians will be "more than conquerors!" Doesn't that sound great?!? The song "Help Me in the Battle," performed by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, also connects with this theme. We choose the fight. We choose to fight. We choose to be "more than a conqueror" through Jesus Christ.

Kenney's Two Pennies-John 4:24- God is Spirit

God is a spirit, and He demands to be worship according to His ways. Some think we can worship Him in any way that pleases our physical senses, but this is a mistake. God is the audience, not us. The song "Lord We Come Before Thee Now" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp.

Kenney's Two Pennies-Mark 9:35- Want to Be First

Some want to be first, but are they willing to pay the price for it? The song "Help Me Give" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.

Kenney's Two Pennies-Psalm 86:5-The Lord Is Ready. Are You?

God is willing, eager, to forgive Christians who repent and confess their error. In Acts 2, there were those who needed to repent and be baptized (Acts2:38) so God would forgive them for crucifying the Son of God. If God was willing to forgive that, should we not be ready to forgive others for far less? The song "Without Him" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.

Kenney's Two Pennies-Deuteronomy 6:4-5-The Greatest Command

Some say the Ten Commandments is the greatest moral law ever given to man; however, this would overlook that when Jesus was asked the greatest command it was not stated as one of the Ten Commandments. Also, the greatest moral law that would come would also supercede the Ten Commandments too. That being, the New Testament of Jesus Christ. The song "God is So Good" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.