The David Spoon Experience
The David Spoon Experience Podcast. Local, National, AND Heavenly Talk. It’s a cross between Steve Martin, Sean Hannity, and Focus on the Family!
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Thursday Aug 18, 2022
Thursday Aug 18, 2022
Congratulations to Dr. Dave on a new grandchild. Dave hits on four different elements of the encounter Saul has with Jesus.1) Jesus knows EVERYONE'S names. 2) When people persecute Christians, they are persecuting Jesus, according to Jesus, 3) What does it mean to kick against the pricks, and 4) The three-fold direction from Jesus to Saul to find his mission.
Thursday Aug 18, 2022
Thursday Aug 18, 2022
Congratulations to Dr. Dave on a new grandchild. This 30-minutes goes over the unique connections that Christians have with one another. It is incredible how a person from different backgrounds and denominations can instantly connect to another authentic believer. And just as amazing how the unbeliever thinks that the Christians are crazy.
Thursday Aug 18, 2022
Thursday Aug 18, 2022
Congratulations to Dr. Dave on a new grandchild. This 30-minutes goes over the unique connections that Christians have with one another. It is incredible how a person from different backgrounds and denominations can instantly connect to another authentic believer. And just as amazing how the unbeliever thinks that the Christians are crazy.
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
Congratulations to Dr. Dave on a new grandchild. Dave hits on four different elements of the encounter Saul has with Jesus.1) Jesus knows EVERYONE'S names. 2) When people persecute Christians, they are persecuting Jesus, according to Jesus, 3) What does it mean to kick against the pricks, and 4) The three-fold direction from Jesus to Saul to find his mission.
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
TOP SHOW! This 60-minutes is all about: 1) Oh boy, is this going to be fun. Have you ever had a meeting for something and dreading it? You know the lay of the land, and you are pretty sure you know how it will go. And it feels like a future drag. Yeah, I had that happen to me on several occasions. Once, I had a meeting in Escondido. I went from Valley Center descending (get it?) into Escondido. However, something weird happened. The meeting that was supposed to drain me sustained me. It was an extraordinary meeting, and I was blessed by it. What I thought was going to happen was wrong. 2) How Jobinian is this? We often anticipate that things will go one way and go in a different direction. However, we think we know all of it, so we feel comfortable making our astute evaluation. We judge the matter in our indisputable wisdom. It can be faith, family, friends, co-workers, or other circumstances. But we often stand as judge and jury, a dangerous place for Christians to reside. 3) Let’s slow down. Let’s relax. Let’s breathe. We need to ask the essential question in every situation. Let’s stop being people who judge something before we have the facts. Specifically, we need to ask…what about the God Factor? Let’s find out if there is a God-Thing in play. Do we really know?
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
TOP SHOW! This 30-minutes is all about: A) All shall remember, all will worship: Revelation 7:9-10. Amazingly, as a Messianic Psalm, this is seen fulfilled in the earlier stages of Revelation. A good witness for Pre- millennialists to appreciate. B) All, who go down to the dust: Philippians 2:9-11. Amazingly, as a Messianic Psalm, this is seen fulfilled between the first and second coming of Jesus Christ. A good witness for Post-millennialists to appreciate. C) Even he who cannot keep himself alive: Amazingly, this is everyone, everywhere, and at every time. Bazinga. D) Declare His righteousness to people who WILL be born. Amazingly, as a Messianic Psalm, this is seen fulfilled in the symbolism of the book of Revelation. A good witness for A-millennialists to appreciate.
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
TOP SHOW! This 30-minutes is all about: A) All shall remember, all will worship: Revelation 7:9-10. Amazingly, as a Messianic Psalm, this is seen fulfilled in the earlier stages of Revelation. A good witness for Pre- millennialists to appreciate. B) All, who go down to the dust: Philippians 2:9-11. Amazingly, as a Messianic Psalm, this is seen fulfilled between the first and second coming of Jesus Christ. A good witness for Post-millennialists to appreciate. C) Even he who cannot keep himself alive: Amazingly, this is everyone, everywhere, and at every time. Bazinga. D) Declare His righteousness to people who WILL be born. Amazingly, as a Messianic Psalm, this is seen fulfilled in the symbolism of the book of Revelation. A good witness for A-millennialists to appreciate.
Tuesday Aug 16, 2022
Tuesday Aug 16, 2022
TOP SHOW! This 60-minutes is all about: 1) Oh boy, is this going to be fun. Have you ever had a meeting for something and dreading it? You know the lay of the land, and you are pretty sure you know how it will go. And it feels like a future drag. Yeah, I had that happen to me on several occasions. Once, I had a meeting in Escondido. I went from Valley Center descending (get it?) into Escondido. However, something weird happened. The meeting that was supposed to drain me sustained me. It was an extraordinary meeting, and I was blessed by it. What I thought was going to happen was wrong. 2) How Jobinian is this? We often anticipate that things will go one way and go in a different direction. However, we think we know all of it, so we feel comfortable making our astute evaluation. We judge the matter in our indisputable wisdom. It can be faith, family, friends, co-workers, or other circumstances. But we often stand as judge and jury, a dangerous place for Christians to reside. 3) Let’s slow down. Let’s relax. Let’s breathe. We need to ask the essential question in every situation. Let’s stop being people who judge something before we have the facts. Specifically, we need to ask…what about the God Factor? Let’s find out if there is a God-Thing in play. Do we really know?
Tuesday Aug 16, 2022
Tuesday Aug 16, 2022
This 60-minutes is all about: 1) We are so blessed. God gives us so many good gifts, things, and more. King Hiram sent stuff to David. He was so blessed that he knew two things: the first thing he knew was that the Lord had established him. The Lord had other people take notice of him because the Lord was working through David. The second thing he knew was that the Lord didn’t establish him because David was so fantastic. The Lord did it for the sake of His people. And one of the reasons that David was chosen was because David could recognize why God did what God did. Again, it was for the sake of others. How about us? 2) Legalism seems to be legalistic. But church laws seem pretty logical. And some churches have their own second set of Ten Commandments. It’s not legalistic unless a pharisee is doing it. Therefore, if our church’s educational, practical or spiritual leaders say something is required, it must be true. After all, leaders would never drop something on us that Jesus didn’t directly command, would they? And if we keep failing, it must be because we are not following the regulations close enough. NOT.
Tuesday Aug 16, 2022
Tuesday Aug 16, 2022
This 30-minutes is all about: A) Jesus said this: If you, being evil! In the perfect present tense, Jesus said that people are evil. So people are not basically good with a bit of evil sprinkled in. if you think that, you disagree with Jesus. B) Have you ever given a gift to someone? Neal and Anneke gave me a personal gift, and it was beautiful. They gave me a “good gift,” and they are my brother and sister in the Lord. How much more do we present great gifts to our very own children? C) We give good gifts, but here is one you have never heard before. God doesn’t give us good gifts or good things. I know what your text says…BUT…God gives GOOD to us, in more than just gifts and things.
Tuesday Aug 16, 2022
Tuesday Aug 16, 2022
This 30-minutes is all about: A) Jesus said this: If you, being evil! In the perfect present tense, Jesus said that people are evil. So people are not basically good with a bit of evil sprinkled in. if you think that, you disagree with Jesus. B) Have you ever given a gift to someone? Neal and Anneke gave me a personal gift, and it was beautiful. They gave me a “good gift,” and they are my brother and sister in the Lord. How much more do we present great gifts to our very own children? C) We give good gifts, but here is one you have never heard before. God doesn’t give us good gifts or good things. I know what your text says…BUT…God gives GOOD to us, in more than just gifts and things.
Monday Aug 15, 2022
Monday Aug 15, 2022
This 60-minutes is all about: 1) We are so blessed. God gives us so many good gifts, things, and more. King Hiram sent stuff to David. He was so blessed that he knew two things: the first thing he knew was that the Lord had established him. The Lord had other people take notice of him because the Lord was working through David. The second thing he knew was that the Lord didn’t establish him because David was so fantastic. The Lord did it for the sake of His people. And one of the reasons that David was chosen was because David could recognize why God did what God did. Again, it was for the sake of others. How about us? 2) Legalism seems to be legalistic. But church laws seem pretty logical. And some churches have their own second set of Ten Commandments. It’s not legalistic unless a pharisee is doing it. Therefore, if our church’s educational, practical or spiritual leaders say something is required, it must be true. After all, leaders would never drop something on us that Jesus didn’t directly command, would they? And if we keep failing, it must be because we are not following the regulations close enough. NOT.