Kenney's Two Pennies: Recent Episodes
David Kenney
A Scripture reading, Bible Devotion, and Hymn for the Newcomerstown church of Christ.
David Kenney is the preacher for the church of Christ in Newcomerstown. Ohio. He is also an Instructor at the West Virginia School of Preaching where he teaches "The Preacher and Media." David produced “Light From Above” and “Bible Readings & Hymns” for both television and radio with the Gospel Broadcasting Network. He also produced a nearly three-hour documentary on the life of Alexander Campbell with the Gospel Broadcasting Network called “AC – A Historical Account of Alexander Campbell."
Did the apostle Paul travel to Spain? Possibly so. The song "I am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV>
The term "heavy laden" means to be weighed down to the point of exhaustion. Jesus promises relief from these burdens. The song "Overcoming" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
There will never be a "No Vacancy" sign in Heaven, lit or unlit. The notion that some will have to live on the Earth after the resurrection is an insult to the planning of Christ who said He went to prepare a place for us. The song "Beyond This Land of Parting" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Andy Evans is a 2nd year student at the West Virginia School of Preaching. This was a class assignment for "Preacher and Media."
Jonathan Jarvis is a 2nd year student of the West Virginia School of Preaching. This was a class assignment for "Preacher and Media."
Mike Bisson is a 2nd year student at the West Virginia School of Preaching. This was a class assignment for "Preacher and Media."
Aidan Klingler is a 2nd year student at the West Virginia School of Preaching. This was an assignment from the class "Preacher and Media."
The world is tough! How are we going to get through it? It is sweet to know we have a Savior who made it from Heaven, to Earth, and back to Heaven again. He is the one who has paved the way for us to go to Heaven too! He promised that through Him we can overcome the world too. The song "Sing to Me Of Heaven" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The name Immanuel means "God With Us" and the fulfillment of Isaiah 7:14 proves that very thing. The song "Reasons I Believe" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The nation of Israel of the Old Testament had to respect the boundaries of property called landmarks. People today must respect boundaries too. The boundaries we need to be sure to respect are God's boundaries in the Bible. The song "There is a Habitation" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
God had a plan for man's redemption. The plan was revealed over time during which God provides further revelation for man as he appears to be able to understand it. The Old Testament reveals the nature of sin, the holiness of God, and the chasm created that Jesus spanned for our salvation. The song "What Shall I Render to the Lord" was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Jesus claimed exclusivity which does not set well with many today. Still, if you want to claim Jesus you must accept what He taught. The song "Blessed Assurance" was recorded by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
We live in a world that just about the only thing that is not accepted or not tolerated is exclusivity. But this is the very thing Jesus taught. There are multiple ways to multiple destinations. But there is only one way to Heaven, and that way is following Jesus Christ. This is the way! The song "More About Jesus" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
Jesus speaks about the importance of following Him and His word closely through what some call an allegory, the vine and the branches. Note carefully that Jesus is speaking to individuals, not groups. We all will be held to the same standard, or to put it another way, we will be seen whether or not we are truly attached to the Vine. The song "Without Him" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp conducted by Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Are we thankful to see others? Are we thankful for other's remembrance of us? The song "How Sweet, How Heavenly" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The term "acapella" is more than voice alone. It also referred to the type of music, sacred or religious music. The history of the term confirms that the early periods of church history followed the New Testament pattern of vocal singing without manmade instruments. Sing with grace in your hearts! The song "Sing and Be Happy" was recorded by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
We know that the Lord will come again. We know that everyone will see His coming. What we do NOT know is when that day will come. Just because we do not know the when does not means we do not know the reality of His coming. The song "There's a Great Day Coming" was recorded by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp singers as directed by Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Through the ministry of Jesus Christ, we should make efforts to convert our enemies to Christ. By doing so, we make them our friends. The song "More About Jesus" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
When the world forgets God, darkness grows stronger. We need to walk with the Light of Life! Jesus Christ is Light of Life, and we walk with him through our obedience to his instructions in the New Testament. The song "Walking in Sunlight" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
If you want to be holy before God, then you must do it God's way. The way of God is revealed in the Bible, not the fads of men. The song "Make My Life Holy" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
When we feel ourselves getting more irritated, embittered, or even scornful it can be an indicator that we are walking the wrong path. The song "Make My Life Be Holy" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
Have you ever noticed all the different kinds of false religions out there? There is no doubt the types of religions that exist when men is left to their own determination on the matter. But God has always provided detailed instructions on how He is to be worshipped. Perhaps this explains why the details of the tabernacle and the Law of Moses is extensive, because mankind is incapable of pleasing the divine without divine insight. The song "Do All In The Name of the Lord" was sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Christians are NOT exempt from days of anxiety or depression! God knows this too. Sadly some in society seem to think Christians are exempt. Even worse, many in society are suppressing the very thing that can help many in distressing times. The song "Help Me In The Battle" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
God's Word is better than any "Self-Help" book published. Perhaps many reject it because they don't want the changes that the Bible demands. Wanting help but rejecting the help given is a common problem. The song "Closer to Thee" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Peace is something we all need to pray about. Pray that we may have peace, and pray that we can keep peace. Too many take peace for granted. The song "Make My Life Holy" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The Israelites had heard and witnessed the folly of various nations' pantheon of gods/goddesses. They responded fully to Joshua's charge to follow the God of the Bible. How about you? Have you studied this matter closely? You should. The song "To Him Who is Able" was recorded by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Though some love it, and others hate it, snow is a great blessing for the soil. There is an old expression "Snow is the poor man's fertilizer." This is just one example of the evidences from nature about the majesty of God. The song "There is a Habitation" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
We are a made up of the elements of this world, so we should not be surprised by the attractions of this world. Still, we are called to be separate from the world or sanctified for Jesus. This is a serious challenge that we must continually work to meet.
There are four metaphors for the church in this passage, and all four of them are very relevant for our day. The song "O, Holy Nation" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Sometimes we tend to think burdens are equal to sins, but is this always the case? Jesus bore our sins on the cross, but He had his own burdens to bear too. How could expect to fulfill the law of Christ without burdens to be carried? Perhaps helping others with their burdens can be a form of strength training in bearing our own burdens too. The song "Help Me in the Battle" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Enemies of Jesus of Nazareth have pushed to have Christianity confined to buildings owned by churches and out of the marketplace. Has this made our society any better? How are we going to reverse this? First, we have to realize that this contest involves us. The song "Rescue the Perishing" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Singing is speaking, teaching, and admonishing exercise. God has made the instruments by which this is to be accomplished, our mouths and our hearts. There is no indication of manmade instruments being authorized in the worship of the church in the New Testament. The song "Sing and Be Happy" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The Bible is "God's Word" or "Word of God." It should not really surprise anyone that believes this that the Bible is all sufficient. What does that really mean? Paul explains this to Timothy, and it is an important lesson for us all. The song "Wonderful Words of Life" speaks to this topic too. It was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
Have you ever notice a verse in Scripture that is able to unravel an unsound concept so effectively? The word of God has that kind of precision. The song "Give Me The Bible" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
There are times where waiting can require both patience and courage. There are times where the Lord expects us to wait on Him. The song "Your Will Be Done" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Faithfully serving and obeying God should be delightful to us or something is amiss. Something to think about! The song "God is so Good" is a reminder about the goodness of God toward us. It was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
In a world of people looking to be unique, really stand out by becoming a Christian. Be transformed by Christ, and you will be noticed! The song "Born Again" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
There is no other being to be compared with our God! "God Is" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. It is on their latest CD "Pressing On."
Fear is paralyzing, but how do we break free of it? Oftentimes it is a matter of where our focus is. The song "Help Me In the Battle" was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers. The recording is from their new CD "Pressing On." These recordings are under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
When do we seek God? Early?
The song "Hear the Children Cry" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp. It is from their latest recording "Pressing On."
Israel was given a way to walk, but they repeatedly failed to do so. Christians are given a way to walk, but will we? The song "Higher Ground" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. This is from their new CD "Pressing On."
Even in difficult circumstances, the apostle Paul still found joy. Happiness is dependent on circumstances, but joy can be found regardless of circumstances? How? In Christ. The song "Count Your Many Blessings" is from the new CD by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp singers called "Pressing On." The songs are under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Some say "Love is a two-way street" and that is true when it comes to God. God loves us, but He also expects us to love Him in return through obedience to His word.
The song "My Jesus, I Love Thee" is on the new CD "Pressing Along" by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp.
It is a myth that good families just "happen." We can have good families if we follow the good instruction of the Scriptures. The song "Yes, I'm Young" was performed by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
We are all in need of rescue from time to time, but there will be a time when we all need rescue that only the Lord can provide. The song "Jesus My Savior" was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
How does one define wisdom? What is the source for wisdom? The song "His Will Allow" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Jon Hescht is a second year student at the West Virginia School of Preaching. In the "Preacher & Media" class, part of the assignments includes making a podcast for radio.
Corporations often have mission statements that are designed to keep the organization's focus and direction on track. Jesus gave the church a "mission statement" which some refer to as the great commission. The song "The Gospel Stands Alone" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
BEWARE of those who claim there is NO pattern in the New Testament to be followed and want you to follow THEIR pattern! There is a pattern to be followed in the New Testament! The song "Closer to Thee" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andy Robison, IV.
A very well known pop song "All You Need Is Love" has a nice sentiment, but life is more than a "pop song." Our professed love of Christ must include a profession of serving Christ too. The song "Love so Beautiful" was recorded by the singers of the West Virginia Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
The concept of the "mission statement" in the modern corporations was invented by Peter F. Drucker. He was a professional consultant of organizational management. He observed that organizations were losing their focus or their direction, so the "mission statement" was created to address this. What would a good mission statement be for the church? This verse would be one though I prefer the Great Commission myself. The song "There Is A Habitation" was sung by the WV Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
Biblical illiteracy is rampant, and our society is suffering from that decline in more ways than they realize. We need to get back to God teaching us through His Word, the Bible. The song "Give Me The Bible" is sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The apostle Paul provided lists for various members of the church to work on improving by. One of these lists were for older men to work on so as to be an example to younger men. We certainly need more of this. The song, "Nearer, To Thee," was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
God is our everything, He is our all! But what are we to Him? The song "I Just Want to Thank You, Lord" was sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
There is no middle or neutral ground when it comes to being a Christian. One is either a Christian or not. To be a Christian requires submitting to the teachings of the New Testament. The song "Stand up. Stand up for Jesus!" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Sometimes we just want to be heard! Even if someone is not willing to do what we say, we just want to be heard. God always hears His children's call. He is always willing and eager to listen, but do we pause and speak with Him or listen. The song "Without Him" was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
A metaphor for the church is the human body. The body consists of many parts which all take direction form one head. The church has many members, and these are to take their direction from one head, Christ. The song "I Wait For The Lord" was performed by the West Virginia Youth Camp singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
An interesting exchange between soldiers of the military and Jesus is illuminating for us today. The song "Soldiers of Christ Arise" was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Jesus Christ is the ultimate unifier! In Galatians 3:28 are a series of couples that show the span of Jesus's salvation. The song "Come We That Love the Lord" was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The Latin expression E pluribus unum means "out of many, one." It is a popular motto of the United States and reflects that our county is a nation of immigrants from many nations coming together as ONE nation. This motto certainly applies to the church too. Anyone in the world is invited to become a part of the Lord's church, to be one nation of God.
The expression Deo Valente is Latin and means "Lord willing." Both the Latin and English of this were quite common in times past, but these have seem to have fallen out of usage. Perhaps we should give this some more thought. The song "His Will Allow" was performed by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
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.
Some are propagandizing the notion that the United States was not founded as a Christian nation in their efforts to secularize our country. A nation that pushes God out is a nation that rejects the blessings of God. The song "My Country 'Tis of Thee" was sung by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
People are searching for identity. The world is arguing whether or not identity is tied to gender or sex, but that debate is a recent phenomena. God provides true identity in Jesus Christ. If you spiritual identity, then become a faithful Christian. The song "Rejoice in the Lord" was sung by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The institution of marriage as God created and defined it has taken a beating far longer than the SCOTUS permitting what God has not authorized. The practice "No Fault Divorce" has wrecked havoc on our nation. Not just because of the law, but the demand that made it become policy. Marriage matters to God because Marriage is of God! The song "Lyrical Message of Love" is from the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers directed by Andrew J. Robison, IV.
God is the Lord of all nations. He rises them up or brings them down based on their faithfulness to Him or His divine plan. Leaders would be wise to follow God and His Word. The song "America" was recorded by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
We are finite, but God is infinite. Time is God's creation. He is not bound by time, but lives in eternity. There is much to contemplate and perspective to gain by thinking about the eternal nature of God. The song "O Lord, Our Lord" is from Andrew J. Robison IV and the WVCYC singers.
Loving one another, bearing one another, and forgiving one another all go together. These should come naturally to ones forgiven by the sacrifice of Christ, but we are also commanded to do so. The song "Love So Beautiful" is from Andrew J. Robison IV and the WVCYC singers.
It is one of life's realities that children often do not fully understand or appreciate the sacrifices their parents make for them until they have their own children. Jesus Christ loved us and died for us before we were born. In fact, His sacrifice was a demonstration for all humanity. The song "Jesus My Savior" is from Andrew J. Robison IV and the WVCYC singers.
The mercy of God is revealed in both the Old Testament and New Testament. God is so merciful to those who respect and obey Him. The song "What Shall I Render to the Lord" is from Andrew J. Robison IV and the WVCYC singers.
The late Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8, 2022. Her great great grandmother, Queen Victoria, is reported to have said she wish Jesus would come in her lifetime so she could lay her crown at his feet. This reminds me of the scene in Revelation 4:10-11. The song "He Shall Reign" is from Andrew J. Robison IV and the WVCYC singers.
David was being pursued by King Saul relentlessly. There was more than one occasion when Saul's troops were extremely close to David's location. Through this, David placed his trust in God. What can we learn from this? Put your trust in God. The song "Whatever May Come" is from Andrew J. Robison IV and the WVCYC singers.
Christ's sacrifice was for everyone; however, not everyone will accept that sacrifice and obey. Why? Because we have the freedom to accept or reject, but we do not have that choice without consequence. The song "Working Out My Salvation" is from Andrew J. Robison IV and the WVCYC Singers.
On this episode of Kenney's Two Pennies we have a special guest, Jordon Morris. Jordon is a student at the West Virginia School of Preaching, and he is expected to graduate in 2024. He is one of my students in "Preacher & Media" at WVSOP.
On this episode of Kenney's Two Pennies we have a special guest, D.J. Hatfield. D.J. is a student at the West Virginia School of Preaching, and he is expected to graduate in 2024. He is one of my students in "Preacher & Media" at WVSOP.
On this episode of Kenney's Two Pennies we have a special guest, Jordan Smith. Jordan is a student at the West Virginia School of Preaching, and he is expected to graduate in 2023. He is one of my students in "Preacher & Media" at WVSOP.
In this episode of Kenney's Two Pennies, we take our thoughts from Psalm 19:1-2 relating to how God reveals Himself to us, then and now. The song "Nature's Voice" reinforces the fact that God is calling out to us through His creation. But are we listening? The song was recorded by Andrew J. Robison IV and the singers of the WVCYC.
In this episode, we examine the implication of the term "firstfruits from the dead" in relation to Jesus Christ and us based on 1 Corinthians 15:20-22. The song "Beyond This Land of Parting" was sung by the WV Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV. You can find more of Andy Robison's work at churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode includes Matthew 7:13-14 and a discussion on whether or not all roads lead to Heaven. The song from Andy Robison is "Don't Want You Go to That Land" sung by the WV Christian Youth Camp Singers.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Colossians 4:5-6 and discusses the importance of walking in wisdom when discussing the gospel with others outside of Christ. The song "As The Lamb" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Ephesians 4:32 and discusses having the right type of heart toward forgiving one another. The song "As I Pray" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Romans 11:33 and discusses the insight provided by God from His wisdom and knowledge in the Bible. The song "Anywhere With Jesus" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Amos 2:6 and discusses the value of the poor in relation to the protection of the unborn. God rebuked the Kingdom of Israel for its willingness to exploit the poor for their own interests, and the same is being done with abortion in our land. The song "All Who Will Follow Him" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Leviticus 18:1 and discusses the most innocent of life. In the Old Testament, God was interested in the most innocent of life even when Israel was not, and He punished them for their cruelty. The song "In the Image of God" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage 1 Peter 2:17 and discusses the commands for Christians to honor others. This can be a real challenge. The song "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage 1 Timothy 6:12 and discusses the fight of faith as a Christian. The song "When You Believe" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Romans 8:1-2 and discusses how there can be no condemnation for Christians when Christians are frequently condemned. The song "All Who Will Follow Him" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Romans 15:5-6 and discusses the importance of being likeminded with Christ. The song "O, Holy Nation" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Mark 9:42 and discusses the implications of Jesus' love for all children in comparison to the way our society treats children. The song "Love, Love" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Ecclesiastes11:5 and discusses the importance of not relying on those who do not know everything and neglecting the One who does. The song "To Him Who Is Able" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Romans 13:8 and discusses the importance of loving each other which includes protecting each other too. The song "Love the Sinner Hate the Sin" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This episode of "Kenney's Two Pennies" looks at the passage Genesis 30:1 and discusses the importance of children and motherhood for our society and the church. The song "A Prayer for Restoration" was recorded by the West Virginia Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. For new songs and other materials, such as PowerPoint slides, all free, be sure to visit www.churchofchristsongs.com.
The passage is Romans 13:6-7 and discusses how government officials are supposed to be God's ministers for the protection of the good and punishment of the evil. Regardless of how our officials may act, we need to do our part to be good citizens and pray for our leaders. The song is "Who Will Stand for America?" by Andrew J. Robison, IV. This song and others may be downloaded and shared for free at www.churchofchristsongs.com.
The passage is 1 Corinthians 1:18 and discusses how some view the sacrifice of Jesus Christ for the sins of the world as foolishness. The song is "All I Want" by Andrew J. Robison, IV. This song and others may be downloaded and shared for free at www.churchofchristsongs.com.
The passage for the program is 1 Corinthians 15:55-57 which speaks of the victory promised by the New Testament and secured by the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The hymn “I Want to See Heaven" was by Philip Nicholas and Andy Robison. It was performed by the WV Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV. You may find this recording and others on www.churchofchristsongs.com.
The passage for the program is Romans 10:9-10 which speaks of the importance of confessing Jesus Christ as Lord. The hymn “Christ the Lord Has Risen Today” was by Charles Wesley. It was performed by the WV Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV. You may find this recording on their CD “Resurrection.”
The passage for the program is John 10:28-30 which speaks of the eternal life we have through Christ and our security. We also hear the song "Resurrection" by Homer F. Morris and Thomas B. Mosley. It was performed by the WV Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV. You may find this recording on their CD “Resurrection.”
The passage for the program is Romans 1:20 which speaks of God's invisible attributes and what this means for mankind. We also hear the song "This is My Father's World" performed by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
The passage for the program is 1 Peter 1:18-19 and consideration about how much our valuation is in God's eyes. We also hear the song "The Great Redeemer" by Francis Foster as performed by the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Singers under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to Isaiah 5:20-21 and the song “God Reigns Over the Nations” by Andrew J. Robison IV. You can find this song, sheet music, and PowerPoint, all for free use, at churchofchristsongs.com.
This program provides thoughts relating to Revelation 2:2 and the song "The Gospel Stands Alone” by Andrew J. Robison IV. It is performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. You can find this song, sheet music, and PowerPoint, all for free use, at churchofchristsongs.com.
This program provides thoughts relating to Ephesians 4:15 and the song "To Christ Be Loyal and Be True" performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. You can find this song and others on the CD “Oh How I Love Jesus.”
This program provides thoughts relating to Hebrews 11:24-25 and the song "Whether It Is Right" performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. You can find this song and others on the CD “Oh How I Love Jesus.”
This program provides thoughts relating to 2 Chronicles 7:14 and the song "Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory" by Julia Ward Howe. It is performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. You can find this song and others on the CD “My God Is Alive.”
This program provides thoughts relating to Philippians 4:6-7 and the song “Your Will Be Done” written and composed by Andy Robison, IV. It was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp. You can find this and other songs recordings, sheet music, and powerpoints at churchofchristsongs.com.
This program provides thoughts relating to James 5:15 and the song "There's Not A Friend" written by Johnson Oatman Jr. This recording is on the CD “Someday” recorded by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 and the song "Hear My Prayer, O Lord" performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. You can find this song and others on the CD "A Beautiful Life."
This program provides thoughts relating to 1 Peter 2:24 and the song "My Savior's Body" performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. You can find this song and others on churchofchristsongs.com.
This program provides thoughts relating to Ecclesiastes 10:18 and the song "Worthy Is the Lamb" arranged by Andrew J. Robison V and performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp. This hymn and others can be found on their CD "Oh, How I Love Jesus."
This program provides thoughts relating to Luke 9:23-24 and the song "Make Me Like the Moon" written by Andrew J. Robison V and performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to Matthew 26:52-54, and the song "Stand Up! Stand Up for Jesus!" by George Duffield. This rendition was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. Find this and other songs on their CD "A Beautiful Life."
This program provides thoughts relating to 1 Corinthians 15:1,3,4, and the song He Is Risen" written by Mike Yost and Andy Robison. This rendition was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. Find this and other songs by Andy Robison at www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This program provides thoughts relating to Psalm 103:13 and the song "Jesus Loves Me" written by Anna Warner. This rendition was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to Job 16:5 and the song "It's Too Much" written by Andrew J. Robison, IV. This rendition was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV. Find this and other songs by Andy Robison at www.churchofchristsongs.com.
This program provides thoughts relating to Galatians 2:20 and the song "I'll Live On" written by Thomas Laney. This rendition was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to Psalm 100:4-5 and the song "People of the Lord" composed by Andrew J. Robison, IV, and performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp. You can find this hymn and others in Robison's Teaching & Admonishing hymnbook.
This program provides thoughts relating to Hebrews 1:3 and the song "Give Ears O Heaven" written by both Andrew J. Robison, IV and his son, Andrew J. Robison, V. This rendition was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to Romans 5:6-8 and the song "Faith is the Victory" written by John Henry Yates and composed by Ira David Sankey. This rendition was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to Matthew 20:17-19 and the song "His Will Allow" written by Sheri Gaston and composed by Andy Robison. This rendition was performed by the singers of West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to Exodus 23:2 and the song "How Shall The Young Secure Their Hearts" written by Isaac Watts. This rendition is by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This program provides thoughts relating to Romans 8:18 and the song "I Want to See Heaven" written by Philip Nicholas and Andy Robison. Here it is performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Some thoughts relating to Romans 6:23 and the song "I Know My Redeemer Lives" written by Fred A. Fillmore. This rendition was performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
This episode includes some thoughts relating to Philippians 1:29 and suffering for Christ's sake. The song, "I Run For The Crown," was written by Andrew J. Robison, IV. It was sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under Robison's direction.
This episode includes some thoughts relating to Mark 12:42 about our attitudes when giving. The song, "Oh How I Love Jesus," was written in part by Frederick Whitfield and performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Some thoughts relating to 2 Corinthians 5:21 and the song "Amazing Grace" written by John Newton. This alternate version of "Amazing Grace" was made by Andrew J. Robison, IV, and performed by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under Robison's direction.
Some thoughts relating to Psalm 62:7 and the song "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" which is sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Some thoughts relating to Proverbs 23:23 and the song "Whatever Things Are True" composed by Andrew J. Robison, IV and sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Some thoughts relating to 1 John 1:9 and the song "A Wonderful Savior" sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
Some thoughts relating to Matthew 11:15 and the song "God, Can You Hear Me" written and directed by Andrew J. Robison IV. This song was sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp.
Some thoughts relating to 1 Thessalonians 5:21 and the song "There's a Great Day Coming" sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
Some thoughts relating to 1 Corinthians 11:1 and the song "A Beautiful Life" sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
Some thoughts relating to Colossians 2:19 and the song "Have Thine Own Way Lord" sung by the singers of the West Virginia Christian Youth Camp under the direction of Andrew J. Robison IV.
Some thoughts relating to 1 Peter 3:10 along with the song "Who Will Stand" written by Andrew Robison and sung by West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Chorus as directed by Andrew J. Robison, IV.
Some thoughts relating to Luke 18:18-19 along with the song "How Beautiful Heaven Must Be" sung by West Virginia Christian Youth Camp Chorus as directed by Andrew J. Robison, IV.