Section 1

The final portion of the broadcast opens with an emotional call from Rosalyn and Robert, who share a moving testimony from the hospital. Rosalyn describes how, before her chemotherapy began, she needed a PICC line inserted—a procedure that frightened her due to past pain and complications. Yet as she prayed and trusted God, something incredible happened: without anesthesia, she peacefully fell asleep and felt nothing during the entire procedure. She calls it her “heavenly anesthesia,” a true miracle of grace. David responds with awe and joy, emphasizing that this was not coincidence but a clear act of God’s mercy. Robert joins in, explaining the next steps in her treatment, the long days ahead, and how difficult the journey will be. David reminds listeners that both Rosalyn and Robert are walking this road together—one in the physical trial, the other in emotional support—and both need the prayers of the Christian family.

Section 2

David prays powerfully over them, asking God to surround Rosalyn with perfect peace, strengthen Robert’s faith, and guard them both with divine comfort. He quotes 2 Timothy 1:7 and Isaiah 26:3, reminding everyone that God has not given His people a spirit of fear but one of love, power, and a sound mind. As he intercedes, the atmosphere becomes deeply reverent—gratitude fills the moment, and hope rises through heartfelt faith. When the call ends, David gently encourages the audience to keep this couple in prayer, calling their situation “family business.” He stresses that the body of Christ must care for one another and that if we were in their place, we would want the same compassion and intercession. His tone is both pastoral and protective, urging listeners not to see this as guilt or obligation but as an opportunity to share the burden of love.

Section 3

The teaching then broadens into reflection: David explains that the Christian walk includes carrying one another’s burdens, as Galatians 6:2–5 teaches. Some burdens we carry together; others we must carry ourselves—but all are ultimately carried by Christ. He compares this to an anchor, citing Hebrews 6, where hope in the Lord stabilizes the soul through life’s storms. David urges believers to act when the Holy Spirit brings someone to mind—to stop and pray, trusting that those promptings are divine. Closing the show, he highlights the essence of Christian living: love God fully, love others deeply, and do good to all—especially those of the household of faith. His final reminder resonates with warmth and conviction: this is not just a radio family; it is the living body of Christ, walking together in miracles, burdens, and unshakable love.