The David Spoon Experience

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The show begins with an invitation to actively bless others. Whether through prayer, encouragement, or small gestures of kindness, the call is to be intentional. A personal testimony is shared about receiving an uplifting email that arrived just when it was needed most. This moment underscores how even the smallest action can have a significant spiritual impact. The reminder is simple but powerful: we don’t always reali...

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The message opens by confronting a common misperception—that people are ignorant of God’s voice. Romans 10:18 is cited to affirm that God’s message has gone out to all the world. The heavens, creation, and conscience declare His glory and truth. The issue isn’t God’s silence—it’s humanity’s selective hearing. Listeners are reminded that revelation is not limited to written Scripture; it extends to the natural world, whi...

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The broadcast begins by revisiting the transition away from KAAM 770 AM and the launch of He Must Increase Radio. Though the mood reflects both sadness and excitement, the message is clear: the ministry is moving forward with full commitment, faith, and a dash of humor. Listeners are reassured that the teaching, encouragement, and connection will continue through the new platform. Support is needed—both spiritual and fi...

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The segment begins with a brief recap of the major announcement that K-Double-A-M 770 AM will cease operations on July 6th at 6 PM. This closing marks the end of a significant chapter, but the tone isn’t defeat—it’s direction. The emphasis is on stewardship and hearing the Lord clearly. God opens and closes doors, and this moment, though emotional, is approached with clarity and peace. The decision to end operations was...

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The show opens with a joyful testimony from a caller recounting a recent trip to Austin with her son Robert. During the journey, Robert excelled in his training presentation, and their mother was safely cared for at a new facility she enjoyed. A hiccup occurred when Robert lost his expensive Bose headphones, but prayer and persistence led to their recovery. The story is filled with faith, humor, and a reminder not to as...

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Second Thessalonians 2:13 opens with a powerful reminder: we are deeply loved by the Lord. This love isn’t based on our successes or failures—it’s anchored in God’s eternal decision to save and sanctify us. Paul doesn’t start with correction but with gratitude. He’s thankful not just for their faith, but for their identity: chosen from the beginning, sanctified by the Spirit, and grounded in truth. When we remember who ...

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The segment opens with a heartfelt prayer for loved ones: Aunt Deb needing rest, Billy suffering possible injury, and Joshua, a son seeking God’s will in a major transaction. Dr. Spoon lifts them up, reminding listeners that God’s compassion is fresh every morning and that Jesus Himself told the disciples to rest. The prayer reflects a profound trust in God’s mercy, healing, and providence, setting the emotional and spi...

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The broadcast begins with a heartwarming call from a grandmother named Deborah and her shy granddaughter Emma, who bravely answers a Bible trivia question about the Garden of Gethsemane. After affirming her correct answer, the conversation transitions into a request for prayer over a youth group’s long drive to Orange Beach, Alabama. This leads to a powerful, Spirit-led prayer for traveling mercies, protection, and spir...

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Psalm 64, written by David, turns our attention to the reality of spiritual oppression and deception. In verses 5 and 6, David describes how the wicked encourage each other in evil, devise traps in secret, and take pride in their devious schemes. Their internal thoughts are described as deep—not in a flattering or insightful way, but in a dark, manipulative sense. Dr. Spoon points out that this is not praise for human i...

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Romans 10:13 declares, “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved,” a truth echoed throughout Joel 2:32 and Acts 2:21. This call is not just a one-time salvation moment but an ongoing invitation in times of distress, doubt, and need. Whether it’s the sinner’s prayer or a desperate cry in the middle of crisis, the Lord hears and saves. It’s not about religious formality—it’s about faith reaching out. The a...

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After fielding relentless questions from the Pharisees and religious elite, Jesus finally presents a question of His own. In Matthew 22:41, He asks, “What do you think about the Messiah? Whose son is He?” Their answer is immediate and confident: “The son of David.” This response reflects centuries of Jewish tradition and prophecy, especially the emphasis on David’s lineage as central to the coming Messiah. But Jesus, as...

 

Section One Rosalyn opened the broadcast with a powerful testimony about caring for her mother under a heavy emotional and spiritual burden. Navigating complex Medicare rules and overwhelmed by responsibilities, she expressed how easy it is to lose the joy of being present with a loved one while managing their needs. In the midst of this, she shared a moment of divine encouragement at a deli—an encounter ...

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The conversation begins with a heartfelt question from a caller seeking prayer and understanding about the peace that comes when resting in the character of God. He expresses confusion over why such rest feels better, even when circumstances remain difficult. David responds by affirming the question’s depth and reframing it: how is it that surrendering our control and trusting in God's character—His goodness, faithfulne...

A) The Greater Glory of the New Temple

In Haggai 2:8–9, God declares that the silver and gold are His and that the glory of the present house will surpass that of the former. This declaration is made in a context where a rebuilt temple seemed inferior to Solomon's grand structure. However, God’s reassurance is profound: what may appear less glorious in the eyes of man holds a future filled with divine brilliance. This is a powerful...

A) Praise with a Purpose

Dr. Spoon opens the reflection in Psalm 65 by reminding us that praise isn’t just a formality—it’s an expectation and an expression of our trust in God’s unwavering faithfulness. David declares, “Praise is awaiting You, O God, in Zion,” and Dr. Spoon unpacks this as a call to live with an “attitude of gratitude.” The Psalmist isn’t praising God because everything looks perfect—he’s praising because he knows...

A) The Message of Hope

In Romans 10, Dr. Spoon emphasizes the profound truth that anyone who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved. But how can they call if they haven’t believed, and how can they believe unless someone tells them? The passage draws attention to the critical role Christians play in communicating the gospel—not with bullhorns and soapboxes, but through sincere, relational sharing. Dr. Spoon notes how tragica...

A) The Trap in Disguise

Dr. Spoon leads us into Matthew 22:34–40, where the Pharisees attempt to trap Jesus with a deceptively simple question: “What is the greatest commandment in the law of Moses?” This wasn’t a genuine inquiry—it was a setup. Dr. Spoon highlights that not every question posed to believers (or to Jesus) is sincere. Many aim to trip us up. But Jesus, with divine clarity, sees past their motives and responds with a...

1. A Great Daily Starter Prayer

Dr. Spoon opens with what he calls a “Great Daily Starter Prayer” from Genesis 24:12: “Oh Lord, the God of my master Abraham, please grant me success today.” He unpacks this simple but profound prayer phrase by phrase. The direction of prayer—“Oh Lord”—acknowledges who we’re speaking to. The identification—“God of my master Abraham”—brings spiritual heritage into the moment, similar to how we approac...

1. Springs Without Water and Storm-Driven Mists

Dr. Spoon opens with a powerful and sobering continuation of 2 Peter, where the apostle describes false teachers as “springs without water” and “mists driven by storms.” These are not harmless wanderers; they’re deceptive voices exploiting the church for selfish gain. Dr. Spoon emphasizes that these individuals are not only attenders—they can be leaders and teachers, exploiting their ...