Kenney's Two Pennies

Some use compartmentalization to order their lives, but this can oftentimes become difficult to manage. There is one person we should never compartmentalize, Jesus Christ. The song "Abundant Life" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp as directed by Andrew J. Robison, IV>

On one hand, we are told to let our lights shine so others may see. On the other hand, we are told not to act in such ways that we glorify ourselves. We are to do all to glorify Christ. The song "May My Life Be Holy" was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.

People make all types of decisions all the time. Choosing is a freedom we have but not without consequence. The psalmist chose God's truth, God's ways. The song "The Great Call" emphasizes that God is calling us through His word, the Bible. Are we listening? The song was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. Be sure to visit the site www.churchofchristsongs.com for original recordings and accompanying sheet music and PowerPoint slides.

Some seem to be that the "Jesus Christ" is the Messiah's first and last name. Actually, "Christ" and "Messiah" both mean "anointed one" and refer to Jesus' position and identity. The song "All Hail The Power of Jesus Name" was performed by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.

Haste can be a positive or a negative matter. Rushing can lead to waste, as the saying "Haste makes waste." Procrastination is different and can also lead to waste. When it comes to obeying God, haste and don't waste! The song "Someday" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.

The gospel of Jesus Christ gives each one the opportunity to turn a death into a gain. The apostle Paul states this very succinctly. The song "Blessed Assurance" is sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers directed by Andrew J. Robison, IV.

Jesus loves children. Jesus loves us. Jesus said to let the little children come to Him. How can we deny little children to come to us? The song "Jesus Loves Me" was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. You can see other recordings, PowerPoints, and sheet music at churchofchristsongs.com.

I made a mistake. Where I said "anti-christs" I meant anarchists. I thought I needed to change it, but decided there is not really much difference. We are to live by the precepts of God's Word, and we have both anarchists and antichrists who hate God's Law.

The song "How Sweet, How Heavenly" was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.

One of the greatest passages that can be applied against the sin of racism is found in 1 Samuel 16:7. The song "Lord, Hear Your Children" was recorded by the WVCYC Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. The Lord hears His children without regard to their externals but the internal matters of the heart. We are all precious in God's sight. #AllSoulsMatter

The word "if" is such a short word, but it is a big one! The term in this verse shows a conditional statement. If you want the fellowship of Christ, then you must follow Him completely. The song "Walk in the Light" was sung by the WVCYC Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.