Kenney's Two Pennies

We must be careful about what we repeat, post, or share with others. There are certain things that probably should "die with us." The song "Whatever Things Are True" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrews Robison IV.

What are we devising? Is it for good or evil? Is it to help others? The song "Rescue the Perishing" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.

God listens to those who listen to Him. Some claim God is not listening to them, but could it be they are not listening to Him? Do we really attempt to follow God's Word, the Bible, or do we just want to do it our way? The song "God, Can You Hear Me" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.

Some think the Ten Commandments are the greatest moral code ever given. When Jesus was asked for the greatest commandment, he did not cite any one of those. The greatest moral code ever given to the world is found in the pages of the New Testament, the Law of Christ.

Have you ever considered that God created your voice for singing praises to Him? The song "Thank You Father For Loving Me" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.

We use the term "love" in many ways, but do we ever think about using it in relationship to our God? God is our fortress and our deliverer. He is certainly worthy of such! The song "Higher Ground" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.

John Ward is a 2nd-year student at the West Virginia School of Preaching. This is his podcast as part of the class "Preacher and Media."

Cedrick Goddard is a 2nd-year student at the West Virginia School of Preaching. This podcast is part of a project for our class on "Preacher and Media."

Andrew Robison is a 2nd-year student of the West Virginia School of Preaching. This recording is part of a project for "Preacher and Media," a course at WVSOP.

There is a temptation to be drawn to what others may be doing in religious circles, but we must be careful not to step out of the ring of Scripture! The song "Do All In The Name of the Lord" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andy Robison IV.