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'Idol' Winner Phillip Phillips Gives Wisdom to Christian Teens Attending Youth Camp

By BREATHEcast.com

"American Idol" 2012 winner Phillip Phillips is more soft-spoken about his Christian faith compared to other "Idol" finalists such as Colton Dixon, who actually sang a passionate worship song on stage, and season 10 winner Scotty Mccreery, who never failed to wear his signature cross necklace on stage. But this week, Phillips imparted some "wisdom" to Christian teenagers attending a youth camp in Georgia.

American Idol 2012 Winner Phillip Phillips. LOS ANGELES - Phillip Phillips won "American Idol" on Wednesday May 23, 2012
American Idol 2012 Winner Phillip Phillips. LOS ANGELES - Phillip Phillips won "American Idol" on Wednesday May 23, 2012 | (Photo: REUTERS/JASON REDMOND)

Phillips was expected to show up at the upcoming Epoch 2012 youth camp part of Crossroads Baptist Church in Valdosta, Ga., but could not join due to schedule conflicts. To the youth pastor of the church, Phillips tweeted the following messages to pass on to the youth camp kids.

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