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1) In Acts 27:10, the Apostle Paul warns the captain and the guard of impending danger. This serves as a reminder that if Christians are attuned to the Lord, He will reveal upcoming events, especially those of a perilous nature. This is a manifestation of the Lord's protection. However, it's important to note that a Christian's discernment does not…
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A) I want to remind everyone that this text is a prophecy. However, it’s also important to remember our teachings about prophecy. Prophecy involves both foretelling (predicting future events) and forthtelling (sharing the heart and mind of God). For example, when Haggai said in his prophecy, “The Lord is with you,” he was not predicting the future …
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1) In Acts 27:10, the Apostle Paul warns the captain and the guard of impending danger. This serves as a reminder that if Christians are attuned to the Lord, He will reveal upcoming events, especially those of a perilous nature. This is a manifestation of the Lord's protection. However, it's important to note that a Christian's discernment does not…
  continue reading
 
A) I want to remind everyone that this text is a prophecy. However, it’s also important to remember our teachings about prophecy. Prophecy involves both foretelling (predicting future events) and forthtelling (sharing the heart and mind of God). For example, when Haggai said in his prophecy, “The Lord is with you,” he was not predicting the future …
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1) It’s Wednesday, peanut butter and jelly. Wednesday, peanut butter and jelly. Yeah, okay. That has nothing to do with this, but it is time for a classic sermon, something that we’ve preached before, either recently, not recently, or in ancient times. So here we go, little campers. Buckle up. Today’s message is about understanding that being afrai…
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A) Psalm 53 closely mirrors Psalm 14. Both hymns serve to lament humanity’s disregard for God and the resulting cruelty towards God’s people. B) The primary distinction between the two psalms lies in the elaboration on the impending terror for the wicked, rather than focusing on God’s care for the poor as in 14:5–6. C) The crux of the matter is tha…
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1) It’s Wednesday, peanut butter and jelly. Wednesday, peanut butter and jelly. Yeah, okay. That has nothing to do with this, but it is time for a classic sermon, something that we’ve preached before, either recently, not recently, or in ancient times. So here we go, little campers. Buckle up. Today’s message is about understanding that being afrai…
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1) In Romans chapter 5, verse 18, Paul states that Adam's single sin brought condemnation upon everyone. It's quite straightforward. The life force in Adam and his connection with Eve led to the creation of the human race. This connection occurred after Adam and Eve sinned. 2) Thus, sin was present in the first set of parents, and this sinful natur…
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A) Disrupting civilization once again, The David Spoon Experience takes on the norm thinking process regarding Matthew chapter 18, verses 19 through 20. While many people use the DAP, the dynamic application principle, regarding two or three agreeing upon anything, it's clear from the structure of Scripture that this is connected to the previous ve…
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1) In Romans chapter 5, verse 18, Paul states that Adam's single sin brought condemnation upon everyone. It's quite straightforward. The life force in Adam and his connection with Eve led to the creation of the human race. This connection occurred after Adam and Eve sinned. 2) Thus, sin was present in the first set of parents, and this sinful natur…
  continue reading
 
A) Disrupting civilization once again, The David Spoon Experience takes on the norm thinking process regarding Matthew chapter 18, verses 19 through 20. While many people use the DAP, the dynamic application principle, regarding two or three agreeing upon anything, it's clear from the structure of Scripture that this is connected to the previous ve…
  continue reading
 
1) We learn that Noah had three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth. I'm well aware of the humor that accompanies the name Ham, who was the biggest entertainer in the Bible (get it?). Were the kids born after Noah was 500 or before he was 500 years old? The reality is…I don’t care. 2) Beyond that, verse 11 teaches us that the Earth had become utterly corr…
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A) The areas where the word of God specifically aids young Timothy include doctrine, reproof, correction, and instructions in righteousness. Doctrines establish the essential truths. Reproof differs slightly from rebuke; it's a gentle rebuke. Corrections help people to discern right from wrong. Instructions in righteousness help people understand t…
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1) We learn that Noah had three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth. I'm well aware of the humor that accompanies the name Ham, who was the biggest entertainer in the Bible (get it?). Were the kids born after Noah was 500 or before he was 500 years old? The reality is…I don’t care. 2) Beyond that, verse 11 teaches us that the Earth had become utterly corr…
  continue reading
 
A) The areas where the word of God specifically aids young Timothy include doctrine, reproof, correction, and instructions in righteousness. Doctrines establish the essential truths. Reproof differs slightly from rebuke; it's a gentle rebuke. Corrections help people to discern right from wrong. Instructions in righteousness help people understand t…
  continue reading
 
1) Have you ever heard of the expression, “There’s more than meets the eye?” This expression first appeared in the 1800s. The meets the eye portion of this idiom refers to that which a person can see from observing with his or her eyes. People rely on making quick judgments in order to go about their lives in an efficient manner. However, this mean…
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A) On another "off the rails" Friday, Frank answered Dave's initial question: "What is the first Bible verse you memorized?" The response was "Jesus wept," which is John 11:35. B) From there, Dave offers to pray, and Frank responds with a brilliant living theology. "We could use some prayers for our trials, but my wife and I both know that we are i…
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A) On another "off the rails" Friday, Frank answered Dave's initial question: "What is the first Bible verse you memorized?" The response was "Jesus wept," which is John 11:35. B) From there, Dave offers to pray, and Frank responds with a brilliant living theology. "We could use some prayers for our trials, but my wife and I both know that we are i…
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1) Picking it up at Acts 27:7–10, As the ship struggled to make progress, it passed along various coasts. Ultimately, it found a ship heading in the direction it intended to go and switched ships. Here's a spiritual lesson that's not so spiritual: sometimes, it's okay to switch ships and board a different boat. 2) However, even changing ships doesn…
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A) This revelation is from Jesus Christ, which God the Father gave Him. For those who are wondering, we are using the New King James Version for this expository reveal. One of the reasons is simply this: this wondrous book is given for the sake of the servants of Jesus Christ. It is a message that He sent to us and signified by the Angel, specifica…
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A) This revelation is from Jesus Christ, which God the Father gave Him. For those who are wondering, we are using the New King James Version for this expository reveal. One of the reasons is simply this: this wondrous book is given for the sake of the servants of Jesus Christ. It is a message that He sent to us and signified by the Angel, specifica…
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1) In an emotional show on the David Spoon Experience, Samson, who lost his sister yesterday, calls in and shares with Dave. They talked together, laughed together, and prayed together, showing that even on the radio, we can learn to carry one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ, according to Galatians, chapter six, verse 2. 2) Debor…
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A) From Psalm 53:8-9, David goes on an epic and powerful rant. The text says, "8) But I am like a green olive tree in the house of God; I trust in the mercy of God forever and ever. 9) I will praise You forever, Because You have done it; And in the presence of Your saints. I will wait on Your name, for it is good." B) David compares himself to a gr…
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A) From Psalm 53:8-9, David goes on an epic and powerful rant. The text says, "8) But I am like a green olive tree in the house of God; I trust in the mercy of God forever and ever. 9) I will praise You forever, Because You have done it; And in the presence of Your saints. I will wait on Your name, for it is good." B) David compares himself to a gr…
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1) In Romans chapter 5, verse 14, Paul delves into the profound and significant contrast between Adam and Jesus, emphasizing the vastly different outcomes of their lives. Through Adam, sin entered the world, bringing with it judgment and death. Adam's disobedience set the stage for humanity's separation from God and the ensuing consequences of sin.…
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A) We begin with Matthew 18:15, which presents a valuable strategy for Christians, especially those seeking maturity. Jesus instructs that if a believer sins against you, approach them privately and point out their fault. This advice warrants contemplation. It pertains to interactions between believers - brother to brother, sister to brother, broth…
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1) Once again, we enter unknown territory on The David Spoon Experience. First up, our awesome brother, Sergio, calls in to ask a question about how to handle people who come against us from our past. These people often bring a skepticism that we will ever be any different or change in any way. So, Sergio wants to know, how do we deal with people f…
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A) Once again, we enter unknown territory on The David Spoon Experience. First up, Nancy calls in with a phenomenal testimony. Listen to how she shares how the Lord has blessed her by freeing her from an affliction she was told she had, but now she has been told she no longer has. B) Eugene calls to ask questions about how the prophecies in Jeremia…
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1) Once again, we enter unknown territory on The David Spoon Experience. First up, our awesome brother, Sergio, calls in to ask a question about how to handle people who come against us from our past. These people often bring a skepticism that we will ever be any different or change in any way. So, Sergio wants to know, how do we deal with people f…
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A) Once again, we enter unknown territory on The David Spoon Experience. First up, Nancy calls in with a phenomenal testimony. Listen to how she shares how the Lord has blessed her by freeing her from an affliction she was told she had, but now she has been told she no longer has. B) Eugene calls to ask questions about how the prophecies in Jeremia…
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1) It's another incredibly impromptu show on The David Spoon Experience as both Roslyn and Curtis both call in to share a phenomenal testimony demonstrating that prayer works. Roslyn shares that a Jewish couple is finding the people of God filled with love as they pray and care for them. Curtis shares about answered prayers for his friend, Robyn. P…
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A) Hold onto your hat, little buckaroo, as we dive into Revelation, Chapter One, Verse One. There are a few things we need to establish regarding our approach to this text and every other chapter in this book. We will not interpret it from a single perspective. Instead, we will present different angles from various theologies, none of which are evi…
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A) Hold onto your hat, little buckaroo, as we dive into Revelation, Chapter One, Verse One. There are a few things we need to establish regarding our approach to this text and every other chapter in this book. We will not interpret it from a single perspective. Instead, we will present different angles from various theologies, none of which are evi…
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1) One of the most bizarre elements of the Christian Faith is our greater confidence in the earlier days of our faith. While we have a more mature and even steadfast faith as we get older in the Lord, we also have a little less radical in us as well. Please do not understand what I am saying. We believe God. But some of us believed more in God’s cr…
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1) We delve into Psalm 52, a song penned by David when Doeg, his adversary, informed Saul of David's presence at the priestly house of Ahimelech. This event is documented in 1 Samuel 19 and 20, where David is fleeing for his life. As David interacts with the priest, his enemy notices him and decides to betray him. 2) The tragic repercussions, often…
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1) Romans Chapter 5, Verse 9, makes it absolutely clear that we have been justified in God’s sight by the blood of Christ. There is a liquid involved in our righteousness with God, and that liquid is the blood of Jesus, symbolizing His righteousness. What can wash away our sin? Nothing but the blood of Jesus. What can make us whole again? Nothing b…
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A) In Matthew Chapter 18, Verse 12, Jesus narrates the parable of the lost sheep. In this parable, as well as the ones preceding and following it, sheep symbolize believers. The term “the little ones” refers not only to the innocent and childlike but also to young and new believers. B) Jesus poses a question: If a shepherd has 100 sheep and one wan…
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