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This was the last devotion written for Family Camp 2026. It was held at Elkhorn Valley Christian Service Camp. Written by John D. Conaway, this devotion challenges us in our walk with the Lord. May God Bless you as you listen to this inspiring devotion.  Mark Black

Part Three from Family Camp is a devotion written by John D Conaway. Enjoy his insight to walking with God. These devotions were written on the subject of Jeremiah 6:16  “Stand at the crossroads and look. Ask for the ancient paths: ‘Where is the good way?’ Then walk in it, and you will find rest for your souls. But they said, ‘We will not walk in it’” (NIV)  Rick Miller, another special friend, was the speaker that week. He has written the book "Learning to Walk by Faith". May God Bless You as you listen to this insightful devotion.  Mark Black

Here is Part Two from my friend John D. Conaway. It is from the week's devotions he has written for Family Camp at Elkhorn Valley Christian Service Camp. Rick Miller, author of Learning to Walk by Faith was the speaker.  God Bless, Mark Black

While at Family Camp at Elkhorn Valley Christian Service Camp, we looked at Jeremiah 6:16.  “Stand at the crossroads and look. Ask for the ancient paths: ‘Where is the good way?’ Then walk in it, and you will find rest for your souls. But they said, ‘We will not walk in it’” (NIV) Rick Miller author of Learning To Walking By Faith gave us a series of messages based on this scripture. John D. Conaway provided the daily devotional for each day. Here is Part One of Four Parts from John's devotions May God Bless you as you listen. Mark Black

When we examine the life of the Apostles of Jesus we understand that they willingly suffered for Christ. They gave their lives. The question arises, "How Far Will You Go" when it comes to Jesus? This meditation reflects on those who gave their all for Christ. How far will you go? Meditation by John Conaway

Are you a humble person? Do you have humility? John Conaway looks at these words and applies them to a Biblical view. What does the Bible say about being humble? Join us for this meditation on this special subject.

Ok, we all need a fresh start. We all need a New Day!. We get that with the Lord. John Conaway helps us understand this spiritual concept. Join us for this inspiring meditation.

You've seen those commercials on TV that says, "But Wait There's More!" You anticipate it and finally it comes!. John Conaway reflects on that phrase when it comes to the Scriptures and Jesus. Join us for this interesting take on "But Wait There's More!"

The Eyes Have It or maybe not. But not everything is meant to be seen. John Conaway examines this in greater detail. Join us for this insightful devotion.

I can't believe that a new year is around the corner. I've always liked a new year. It seems to give us a fresh start on life. But Jesus gives us a fresh start every day. Are You ready to start your journey? John Conaway writes this motivational meditation. Get ready, get set, go!!!!!!!!!

Want to be a Tomato Horn Worm or more like a Butterfly. It's your choice. Find out how to be transformed from something ugly to something beautiful. Join us for this beautiful meditation by John Conaway.

We're getting ready for the big day of family, friends, loved one, in-laws, outlaws, food and football. But who are we thanking? Don't forget to thank God! This meditation by John Conaway is a good reminder about the meaning of our Thanksgiving Day.

Everyone's got an opinion about something. We can argue and debate until we are blue. Sometimes we get in the way of each other. John Conaway gives us this meaningful devotion on "Why Can't We All Get Along?

Ever need a do over? Ever wish you could go back and do something differently? John Conaway offers us a Do Over. Our Heavenly Father offers them. Join us for a Do Over.

Have you ever misjudged someone? I have! This meditation is about being careful and not misjudging people. John Conaway gives us some good advice from scriptures about judging others. He even offers an apology.