David Spoon delves into the profound implications of God's covenant with Noah, emphasizing that it extends beyond humanity to include all living creatures. He highlights the significance of the rainbow as a divine sign of this eternal promise, asserting that it symbolizes God's commitment never to destroy the earth again through a flood. Throughout the discussion, David challenges contemporary interpretations of environmental concerns, reminding listeners that God's word guarantees the earth's stability despite climate fears. He also reflects on personal experiences and biblical truths, fostering a connection between scripture and daily life. With a blend of humor and heartfelt insight, David encourages listeners to recognize the depth of God's mercy and the unchanging nature of His promises.

Spoon also addresses the misconceptions surrounding the rainbow and its cultural appropriation, asserting that it fundamentally belongs to God. In a robust discussion that intertwines theology with social commentary, he critiques the appropriation of the rainbow symbol in modern contexts, emphasizing the need to reclaim its biblical significance. The dialogue shifts to a broader reflection on societal values and the importance of understanding one's identity as a follower of Christ amidst cultural shifts. By framing the conversation around themes of identity, belonging, and divine promise, Spoon challenges listeners to not only celebrate their faith but also to engage critically with the world around them. This multifaceted approach to the episode encourages a holistic understanding of the Christian faith that is both intellectually stimulating and spiritually enriching, leaving the audience with a renewed sense of purpose and connection to God's promises.

Takeaways:

• David Spoon discusses God's covenant with Noah and all living creatures, emphasizing its significance.
• The rainbow is a symbol of God's promise never to flood the earth again.
• Listeners are encouraged to engage with the show through sharing testimonies and requests.
• Diving into Genesis, the podcast explores the serious implications of murder and God's laws.
• David Spoon humorously critiques climate change fears in light of God's promises.
• The episode highlights the connection between biblical covenants and God's ongoing relationship with creation.

Enough for something completely different.

Here's what's coming up this hour on today's experience.

It's marvelous, monumental.

Most fascinating, massively mind bending Monday as we join our hearts and minds as one, drawing closer to the king of kings and glorifying his name.

First, things are starting to heat up for us as we dive back into Genesis, chapter nine, picking it up around verse eight.

We're actually going to step back to six, but we're going to say it from eight.

Here is an amazing portion of scripture that many people will miss, so let's hope we don't.

In verse eight and nine, God makes a covenant with Noah and his descendants.

And in verse ten, with the animals that Noah brought with him on the ark.

That's right.

God made a covenant with the animals.

Don't tell anybody who's a dispensationalist.

God made a covenant with the animals.

From this covenant, by the way, we understand from the New Testament that it means God knows every sparrow that falls to the ground.

That's how serious that covenant is.

Next, verse eleven.

God makes the promise never to send another flood that will kill all creatures and destroy all the earth.

This does not mean there will not be floods, nor does it mean that floods cannot happen other ways.

But what God ensures is that the world will never again be flooded to the point of destroying mankind.

So for all those climate warmongers, go to the bank, take out a loan and buy a clue.

Thank you.

Finally, when the rainbow appears, God will remember the covenant he made with Noah.

One of the reasons is because the rainbow belongs to God and he will restrain the level of flooding because of it.

When he sees the rainbow, he will remember.

When he sees God sees the rainbow, he'll remember his mercy.

When God sees Jesus in you and me, he remembers his mercy.

It's just another testimony to the gospel.

In the early parts of scripture, the way that God looks at the rainbow and has mercy is the same way he looks at you and I through Jesus and has mercy.

And that, my friends, is very, very cool.

David Spoon's life has been an experience.

While growing up in a jewish family, he made a wrong turn towards drug abuse.

Then David Spoon found Jesus Christ and his life completely changed.

The more he studied the gospel, the more he wanted to share his experiences with others.

After 35 years of ministry, David discovered a new path of service.

He joined Kaam and this radio program began.

You're about to hear the David Spoon experience.

Welcome to the David Spoon experience.

Local, national and heavenly talk.

Here's what else we're looking at during the show lessons for surviving living and prevailing politics, entertainment and current events, personal revelations, spiritual observations, my life's insanities, and so much more.

Now remember, it's not professional radio.

And to prove that, we'll talk to the lieutenant governor of professional radio.

The lieutenant governor.

I'm not even giving you the governor line.

I'm just lieutenant governor.

You're one below the governor.

So now I can still use governor.

But anyway, to the lieutenant governor, in charge of professional radio, our very own Jamm Jacob Jamm.

And Jacob is the David spoon experience.

Professional radio.

No, it is not, David.

There you go.

That's it.

That solves it.

You know what this show is?

It's a radio show.

Is it professional?

No.

Is it a show?

Sometimes.

Is it weird?

You bet.

You're listening.

That proves it right there.

Okay, so let's move on from there.

What is the deal then?

Well, here's the deal.

We want to hear from you.

So you can email us davidmusincrease.org dot.

That's davidmusincrease.org dot.

Call us.

You can call us like on a telephone?

Yeah, it's been around for a while.

Talking to Jammin Jacob is like knowing that your spiritual radio family has your back.

Aw.

Aw, that's nice.

Thank you, David.

Happy Monday.

Happy Monday to you, my friend.

Of course, we did say, and we'll get to that in a little bit.

We'll be doing Jake's take.

And by the way, how was your weekend?

Was it a good weekend?

It was good.

Speaking of Jake's take.

Yes, we'll be talking about it later.

A very close football game, right, David?

That happened yesterday.

It was that close game.

It wasn't.

I think you're talking about the game that was on Thursday.

Right?

Because it was close, right?

Right.

The Thursday game.

That's what it is.

All right.

Anyway, we'll get to that.

Here's the bottom line.

Why would you reach out to us?

Why would you call us?

Why would you text us?

Why would you email us?

You can share a praise report and we want you to.

Okay, testimony time.

And I've told people before, I won't share the story right now.

It is one of the best stories in the world.

When, when Billy and Bruce and Larry and myself went to a church and they did testimony time.

And sometimes testimony time can go really long.

Okay, now we don't do that on the show, but it can go long in a lot of churches.

I don't know if you've been around there or not, but bottom line is, look, you have an opportunity to testify.

If the Lord's done something for you, testify.

It honors God, it blesses people, it strengthens you.

That's just a good thing.

Additionally, maybe you've got a prayer request.

Let's pray.

That too is a good thing.

I mean, I think Jesus pretty clear in the sermon on the mount, ask.

He didn't say, you don't think about asking.

He said ask.

And then you ask the Lord for help.

Does it happen the way you think it should or in the timing you should?

Hardly ever.

But does it happen you bethe?

He always answers.

He might answer yes.

He might answer no.

He might answer, hold please.

But he answers.

And so you have the opportunity for that.

You have the opportunity to share scripture, share anything that's on your heart, something that's just blessed you.

Totally cool.

Totally awesome.

You also have an opportunity for Bible trivia, which we do, which we think is important because keeping the word of God at the forefront of our thoughts is critical to maintaining an active relationship with, with God.

And so here's our next trivia question.

Your reference, by the way.

First Samuel 16.

Whoa.

King Saul had a very troubled spirit.

Of course, it's actually an evil spirit.

King Saul had a troubling evil spirit that can only be soothed by what?

Dude had a very dark thing going on.

Could only be soothed by what?

What is it that seemed to bring Saul temporary relief?

That's what you're looking for.

If you think you know the answer, by the way, is keep it very simple.

All you gotta do is call 972.

What's the number?

You gotta call 972.

What's the number?

You can do what?

You can text.

It's a text, you know, you can text.

there's a lot of stuff there.

Davidmisincrease.org dot.

What?

What could soothe King Saul's very troubled, evil spirit that was giving him such a hard time?

What can soothe that first?

But he is on the line.

Let's send them on through.

Knock knock.

This is David.

Who am I talking to?

Hi, David, this is Don.

Hi, Don, how are you?

Well, I haven't called you in a while.

Cause I always just love to listen to you.

That's very kind of you, brother.

That is very, very kind of you.

Very nice of you to say.

How are things?

You're doing better now.

Now the hot weather from what I hear.

Yeah, we're done with them.

That's what I hear.

I know.

We're coming down to the end of it, right?

I hope so.

Me too, brother.

I've had enough of it.

Kinda.

I don't know, maybe I shouldn't say that.

But anyway, we used to say in Arizona, when it was August 15 and 16th in Arizona, if this is hot, why would you want to go to that other place?

Right?

I mean.

Anyway.

All right, my brother, let me set it up for you.

Saul had a very troubling spirit that could only be soothed by.

Well, I think I did not look this up, but I remember reading this.

Wasn't the music that David did.

That is correct, Amanda.

I knew it was the music.

So your answer could have been harp.

It could have been music.

It could have been the instrument David played.

What we know about David's songs for sure is that we get to see a multitude of them, over 100 of them in the Psalms.

So we know they're very worship oriented songs.

So we know that that was a great deliverance against that spirit that the Lord allowed Saul to have.

And that gave him temporary, not permanent, but temporary relief.

Excellent, excellent job in answering the trivia question.

All right, sir, thank you.

I'll try to.

I'll try to call back a little bit more regularly.

That's.

You're.

You're doing just exactly what you need to do.

And I love it.

And you know you're always welcome to call.

Thank you, David.

And God bless you.

God bless you too, brother.

I listen to you every day.

I would.

I would take aspirin if I were you.

That's all right, bro.

Bye bye bye.

I tell that to people.

When we first started this show, you guys probably don't know this, but when we first started this show about five and a half years ago here in Texas, we told people, stock up ibuprofen, get a lot of it.

That's what we tell people, what are you gonna do?

All right, let's do our DNA.

That's what we're gonna do.

D stands for draw closer to the Lord daily.

So it's very simple.

Every day that you breathe, spend some time with God, separated, so that it's you and God and not you and God and interruptions.

Now, that doesn't mean that if you're driving, you can't pray.

Nobody's saying that.

And I'm not trying to make it legalistic that way.

What I'm trying to do is.

Cause, like, when I drive and I pray, which I do a lot of, okay, I just turn my phone off.

I just turn all music off, everything.

I pay attention to my driving, but it's like me and the Lord and I, sorry, I'm one of those weird people.

I think God is with us.

I don't know.

I've read that somewhere in 500 places, and I just assume he's in the front seat with me and talk to him like that.

Maybe occasionally he says, slow down.

I don't know, just leave it there anyway.

Draw closer to the Lord daily.

That's d of our DNA.

And never be ashamed of Jesus or his words.

It's just getting more and more.

What's the word?

I want to say?

It's getting more and more split that if you stand up for the word of God, you will likely face some kind of blowback from somewhere, because Satan is just not happy about it and he's trying to eliminate the use of the word of God.

Because in the use of the word of God is the proclamation of God and the mercy of God and the grace of God and the wisdom of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ.

He doesn't want that, so he wants to shame people.

Never be ashamed of Jesus or his words, ever.

N.

That's the n of DNA.

And then a, always be ready.

To serve.

To serve.

Just, man, be ready.

I just.

I really believe this.

If somebody said to you, I'm gonna come to your house and give you a $10,000 check, all you have to do is be ready.

You would be 24/7 okay?

But being that for God is worth much more than $10,000, think of it that way.

Always be ready to serve.

D draw closer to the Lord daily and never be ashamed of Jesus or his words.

A, always be ready to serve.

I am going to tag into a little bit of this genesis, this one little earlier part that I made reference to.

We are in Genesis, chapter nine.

I do want to mention this because it is important for our lives.

I want to look at this one section where he talks about murder, because the last time we talked about it, we talked about God making it clear in verse three where he said, genesis nine, I have given them to you for food, just as I have given you grain and vegetables, but you must never eat animals that still have their lifeblood in them.

So the idea that you can't.

And even in the Old Testament, people say, well, you're not supposed to eat food from the Old Testament.

Obviously, they've never read Genesis nine, which is just tells you how bizarre people are, is like they think they know everything they've never read.

It's amazing how wise people are in the bible for people who have never read it.

It's just like.

It's so weird.

Anyhow, verse five, though, says this, and this is God talking to Noah, laying it out, right?

I mean, he's already gotten out.

He's already offered a, you know, a sacrifice unto the Lord is part of this process.

He's already told him, I'm not going to wipe out the earth again.

I'm not going to do the same thing I've done before.

Not the same way.

And then in your inversion, he said, be fruitful, multiply, right?

You're in charge.

I have placed everything in your power.

Verse five.

And murder is forbidden.

There's a lot of things that mankind's gonna do, but God is singling out murder, going, hey, murder.

This is bad.

He's taken it.

He goes from, you can eat this.

Oh, by the way, murder is bad.

Oh, by the way, for the Christian, if you hate your brother in your heart, you're a murderer.

Okay?

So then he says this.

Animals that kill people must die, and any person who murders must be killed.

What?

Yes, you must execute anyone who murders another person.

For to kill a person is to kill a living being made in God's image.

There's no.

There's no room here, okay?

There's no.

Well, there's no.

Well, this has to do with murder, okay?

It doesn't have to do with killing.

It has to do with murder.

And if they murder somebody, they are to be executed, okay?

And all those people that are like, well, that's not, you know, what about the New Testament?

Jesus talked about the death penalty multiple times.

What's amazing is people don't read, so they don't know that he said it multiple times.

He was never opposed to the death penalty, not once.

And in his parables, he made it clear in the parable of him speaking he'd say, bring those people and execute them in front of me.

That's what he said.

So people just don't bother to read, so they don't bother to care.

And I don't know.

It's very simple.

God not, not, not happy about murder.

If it's an animal, they are to be ex killed.

If it's a person, they are to be killed because a person, his living being, is made in God's image.

Again, a distinguishment between mankind and animals.

Isn't that right thing right there?

Then in verse seven, he says, now you must have many children and repopulate the earth.

Yes, multiply and fill the earth.

Have a good time.

Get it done.

That's a nice way of God saying, get busy, get busy.

And by the way, God's the one that made sex fun.

Thank you.

It just has to be done in his realm and order, that's all.

Stop being a prude.

There's no point.

All right, we'll take our break and then come back.

You're listening to the David Spoon experience right here on Kaam, 770, the true station here in Texas.

Short break.

We'll be back.

Don't go anywhere.

Like any person searching for answers, I too have wondered about him.

He has a weird sense of humor.

If people are seeking wisdom and insight from the great teachers around the world, would they go to David?

No, I don't think so.

Those big ears really don't help.

Will people enjoy his perspective on culture, politics, food, sports, and local and national news?

I don't know.

He's just a client.

Tune in to the David Spoon experience on Kaam.

The David Spoon experience and that hope that is offered to us is something that's supposed to greatly encourage us.

Jesus brought life and immortality to light through the gospel.

Through the gospel that Jesus died on the cross.

He was buried, and three days later he rose again.

And by faith in the testimony of God, you can live forever.

That hope is offered to us.

If that hope is offered to you, and you have not yet accepted, acknowledged and surrendered to it, I ask you to do so right this second.

I don't even care if you do a fancy prayer.

Just say, God, save me in Jesus name.

You will be saved.

If you believe that Jesus Christ died on that cross, was buried three days later, he rose again.

And you surrender your heart to Jesus Christ, turning from where you were and turning to him, you will find life right now.

And you might be out there thinking, there's no way it can be that easy.

Wrong.

But you have to receive it.

You have to surrender to it.

You have to acknowledge God's testimony and say yes to Jesus Christ.

Doesn't matter what the world says, doesn't matter what your friends say.

It doesn't matter what any other family member says.

It only matters for your decision before God in regards to his testimony relating to Jesus Christ and your sins.

And that's the hope that is offered to us.

And we can be greatly encouraged by that.

And that hope is an anchor to our soul.

That anchor makes it so that even if the winds are heavy and the waves are intense, we don't get tossed and lost.

That there's some stability, that there is some, there is some strength.

And you can't be like these people that have no hope.

They have.

Oh, all there is is this life and there's nothing else.

That's why they're trying to sin their brains out, because they don't think there's anything else left.

But they're going to die and face God.

And he's going to ask regarding his, his account that he's given in relationship to Jesus Christ.

And they're going to have to answer.

And if they have rejected, then they will be as they have placed themselves as people with no hope.

But if you're a person that has not made that decision to say yes to Jesus Christ, make that decision right now.

Welcome back to the David spoon experience.

Thank you for joining us here at KAAM 770 the truth station here in Texas.

That's k double amen.

770 the truth station here in Texas.

Oh boy.

If I got a challenging trivia question for you.

Which person in the Bible said, this is an apostle?

By the way, which person in the Bible said is an apostle?

I said, which person in the Bible said, what a wretched man I am?

What a wretched man I am?

What a wretched man I am?

One of the apostles said that.

Now I did not say which apostle.

I did not say which apostle.

In which point.

I will give you the reference after if people seem to be struggling with it.

What a wretched man I am.

Who can save me from this mess?

That's the question.

If you think you know the answer.

Who can save me from this mess?

Somebody said that we do have somebody ready to answer the trivia question.

Let's send them on through.

Knock, knock.

This is David.

Who am I talking to?

This is Victor.

Hi, Victor.

How are you?

I'm doing wonderful.

And yourself?

Excellent.

I'm doing, you know, it's Monday, but I'm still having a really good Monday.

So I'm thinking, hey, it's a good day.

Whether it's a Monday or not, I'm doing phenomenal.

So thank you for asking me.

I appreciate that.

All right, my friend, are you ready?

I'll set it up for you and then you can answer, okay?

Yes, sir.

What Bible person said, what a wretched man I am?

Who can say, save me from this mess?

Who said that?

I think it was Paul.

That is correct, Amanda.

Sir, you are right.

It was Paul.

He's like, oh, my goodness.

Who could save me from this myth?

Thank Jesus that I got salvation.

It's like you just.

And, you know, I know people are like, well, that was his position.

No, no, I felt that way personally.

I bet a lot of people have going, I'm a mess.

I need to be safe from this mess.

It's like, yes, that's exactly it, Victor.

Excellent, excellent job.

Super good.

Well, I really appreciate your ministry, and I just really.

It's a pleasant to hear you.

And a breath of fresh air.

Thank you very much.

Thank you, brother.

And God bless you for saying that.

It's very kind of you.

Okay.

All right.

Bye bye.

Bye bye.

All right, that's fun.

First time.

Victor reaching out.

Just fun, fun people, right?

Okay, now get ready.

Cause this stuff always try more.

Oh, you know what we do have to do?

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Before we do the teaching, we have to lay down the humble.

So let's do this.

Let's do Jake's take.

Jake's take.

All right.

That was a.

That was a stutter step on that Jake's take right there.

I want to point that out to you.

It wasn't working like the Cowboys weren't yesterday.

Tell us about what happened yesterday.

And right before anybody says anything else, Sergio, we love you.

Go ahead.

Well, David, the Cowboys played the lions yesterday, and we talked about it before the show.

It was close for about a quarter, and then it got really ugly.

So congrats to your short lines.

David.

They.

They looked really good against the Dallas Cowboys yesterday.

You know, they.

I'm going to say this, and, and I don't say, but they did actually look like they were very team like.

They look like we're very unified in, in their play.

And if you've been a Lions fan for as long as I've been, if you went through the Owen 16 season, so don't tell me about disappointment.

You can't.

I mean, you can't.

I've already gone to as far and extreme as you can go to.

If you look at that and think that's like, that's where, where have they been?

Why don't those guys show up on thanksgiving?

That's what I can't figure out.

And I was.

You're talking about them being unified.

That's exactly what I took away from it.

Watching them was how unified they looked.

And I'm going to go ahead and give my prediction.

We're a ways away from it, but they almost made the Super bowl last year.

I think they're going to make it this year.

That's my early prediction.

Wow.

That's a big, big prediction.

Wow.

Yeah, I think, I think they're the best team in the NFC, so, yeah, I'm going to pick them to make it.

The Dallas Cowboys aren't looking too great.

They're, they're three and three now.

And at this point, I don't know if the Cowboys will make the playoffs.

They did last year, but, yeah, I don't know about this year.

Well, we're gonna, we're gonna see and I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna burn my shirt yet.

I just, I wanna see what happens.

But, but I was pretty happy about the game.

I had Don, who owns the station, he sent me an email about five minutes, four minutes left in the first quarter saying game over.

That's what he said.

Didn't hear from him the rest of the day.

Game over.

All right, now listen, we love Sergio, so.

Sergio, don't take this personal, okay?

We love you.

Okay.

Yeah.

It got to 17 to three, I believe it got to there.

And I was thinking, oh, it's going to be one of those games.

It's going to be one of those games.

And I thought it was going to go the exact opposite because that first play, that guy missed the ball after Dak threw it and the other cowboy caught it.

Right.

Like, very first play.

I thought, oh, it's not going to be one of these games.

And I was like, it wasn't.

All right.

Anyway, so we just do that for people that are big cowboy fans.

Listen, I bought my first cowboy shirt this year.

I don't want to hear it.

And we're only about, let's see, we're in November, was it?

This is what no, this is our November 14.

So on November 10, we will have been in Texas seven years.

So for us, that's like.

That's big.

You know, it's a big.

You know, it's getting.

Getting longer.

And Deb's thinking right now, seven years?

Yeah.

Seven years.

Wow.

Amazing.

All right, let's get back to the text.

We're going to teach this and then we'll get out a little late.

But I do want you to get this.

This is super, super fascinating.

I look at stuff like this.

I had to look this up in three different translations to make sure I wasn't missing this.

That's how when I look it up in multiple translations, I'm thinking, I learned a lot about this.

All right, so you get past that verse seven, we pick it up.

In verse eight, it says, then God told Noah in his sons, I am making a covenant with you and with your descendants.

So God told Noah and his sons, verse nine, I am making a covenant with you.

People are like, what's a covenant?

It's an agreement.

Technically.

People are like, well, it's one sided, two sided.

It's this side, it's that side.

It's an agreement.

Whatever the agreement is.

It is.

It's like.

It's.

In a sense, it's a contract.

An agreement.

But listen to what God says.

I am making a covenant with you and with your descendants.

Listen to verse ten.

And with the animals you brought with you.

What?

And with the animals you brought with you.

All these birds and livestock and wild animals.

Now just stop.

Now everybody's gonna go ballistic.

Slow down.

The reason I want you to slow down is it is just absolutely fascinating.

It's not even.

It is so fascinating.

Goddesse has made a covenant with Noah and his family.

This covenant rules.

You're in charge.

Da da da da.

But in the very next portion of the verse, he said, and I've made a covenant with the animals.

And then when you think about the animals and you think about even Moses in his law, in Leviticus and in numbers, you're not allowed to be cruel to your beasts.

God knows.

And then you go into the New Testament where God knows, where every bird falls, everything is taking place.

God is still fulfilling his covenant to animals, even now.

And people are like, well, the covenants go for this.

This, this.

The covenant goes for as long as God says it goes.

And this is, by the way, this covenant is not going to go forever because there's going to be a new heavens and a new earth.

So there won't be rainbows as far as we know, you can argue that later on.

But here's what we do know for sure.

What we know for sure is that every time you see the rainbow, it's an acknowledgement of the covenant that happens to with Noah and his sons and the animals.

And if you look at romans eight, you find out the animals are groaning, waiting for redemption.

It's just fascinating.

You got to go.

Wow.

God is intricately involved in everything.

And if a bird falls to the ground and God knows, how much more is he aware of your circumstance?

If God knows every single bird on the entire planet, how much more your concerns, you who are made in the image of God, which by the way, was just spoken two verses earlier.

Think about that, right?

Wow.

I just want you to think about, I want that resonate and we'll take our break and then we'll come back.

You are listening to the David Smoon experience right here on Kaam, 770, the truth station here in Texas.

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Don't go anywhere.

When confronted by the unimaginable, look at how some of the Bible heroes responded.

Abraham's wife Sarah laughed when the Lord promised her a son in old age.

Why did Sarah laughter is anything too hard for the Lord?

I am Gabriel.

The angel answered, I stand in the presence of God, have been sent to speak to you and tell you this good news.

Luke, this is out of Luke 119.

In other words, God was saying, God can do this.

Mary exclaimed, how you going to do this?

When Gabriel brought her that great news of her son that she would bear, the angel assured her, nothing.

With God nothing will be impossible.

Luke 137 the disciples questioned Jesus and he answered them with men, this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.

Is anything too hard for me?

Jeremiah 32 27 if God before us, who can be against us?

Romans 831 praise to him who is able listen.

This is Ephesians 320.

Praise to him who is able to do exceedingly, abundantly above all that we ask or think according to the power that works in us.

Finally, when life just seems impossible, we can memorize and believe and agree with the apostle Paul's conclusion of all his personal struggles.

I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me, which is in Philippians 413 darkness comes.

This is from John Piper.

This next statement darkness comes in the middle of it, the future looks blank.

But with God, nothing is impossible.

He has more ropes and ladders and tunnels out of pits that you can ever conceive of.

So wait and pray without ceasing and hope.

I think that this kind of thought process, it's not name it and claim it.

It's just believing that God is the God that can do anything is applicable for his kids to operate in when their situation seems impossible.

That we deal in the truth of the possible that God brings.

Welcome back to the David Spoon experience.

Thank you for joining us here at KAAM 770 the truth station here in Texas.

That's k double amen 770 the truth station here in Texas.

And no, that was not a word salad.

If you follow every word in every sentence, you'll know it makes perfect sense.

Thank you.

Anyway, we got our next trivia question.

All right, that was funny.

Here's your next trivia question.

Usually the fourth one, the one that we do at this point is usually the hardest question.

Remember that your answer is coming out of acts chapter eleven, verse 26.

Very specific.

The disciples were first called christians in what city?

The disciples were first called christians in what city.

Acts chapter eleven verse.

I will remind everybody I am not going to reply to texts today until after 430.

There's a very specific reason why things I have to do.

So I can't actually respond to texts until after 430.

So don't think I'm dissing you or ignoring you.

I'm not doing that.

Okay.

Not doing that.

All right, so that's number one.

Number two, I'm going to send you to the website.

Blah blah blah blah blah blah, blah.

Any given you can do would be really great because it helps us keep going.

The ministry.

If we can't do the ministry and we run out, we won't.

We'll do the best we can before the Lord as continual.

It's not to guilt anybody if you're a giver already.

I'm just like, stop.

You're doing a great job.

Don't worry about giving extra unless the Lord puts it on your heart.

But if you've never given, I would ask you to prayerfully consider that's fair.

I don't think that's weird.

Just make sure that whatever you do, you give it with the right heart.

God loves a cheerful giver.

Never give money begrudgingly, not just to us, anywhere, because that does not impress the Lord.

He doesn't.

He didn't give Jesus begrudgingly.

Don't do it that way, okay?

Check all the stuff out on the website.

He must increase.org.

prayer request.

He must increase.org.

praise report.

He must increase.org.

looking to give to this ministry.

He must increase.org confused by what's happening right now.

He must increase.org.

he must increase.org.

what are you supposed to be, some.

Kind of a cosmonaut?

No, we're exterminators.

Somebody saw a cockroach up on twelve.

That's got to be some cockroach.

Bite your head off, man.

I just leave that there.

I have nothing to add to that.

That's too funny.

The disciples were first called christians in what city?

And we have somebody on the line.

Let's send them on through.

Knock, knock.

This is David.

Who am I talking to?

This is the ghost buster.

How you doing, little brother?

How's it going?

Good.

All right, let me set it up for you, and then you can knock it out, and then I'm going to make a comment right after it.

You'll understand when I get there.

The disciples were first called christians in what city?

That is correct.

Abundant.

So I want to say this just real quickly, because we can kind of put this one to bed.

There had been a small movement in the christian church saying, well, that term for the Christians was a bad term.

And in fact, that might have been the case.

It might have been a bad term in the Antioch area.

But by the time one Peter was written, he said, it is a privilege to be called that name.

So even though it might have been bad earlier on, as time progressed, being known as a Christian became a honor.

So all those people that are like, well, I don't use the word Christian.

One that follows Christ is what I use is super legalistically ridiculous.

So I just wanted to throw that out there in case people didn't know what was going on there.

How you doing, little brother?

How are things going?

I'm okay, but just pray for me.

I don't know why I feel so tired.

You're tired out of energy?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't know why, but this is what it is right now.

All right, now, and I'm just gonna ask you this because I'm your friend as well as your brother.

Do you.

Are you watching a lot of the news right now.

Is that kind of consuming a lot of time?

No.

Okay.

Yeah, don't.

Don't do that.

I just wanted people like you to take media fasts.

That's my encouragement.

Take a fast from the media.

Well, let me pray for you.

I'm not.

I would just to do my best for the Yom Kippur, so.

Yeah, well, that's.

That's honorable.

So let's pray for the Lord to strengthen you.

Okay.

Let's pray.

Father, we come before you right now.

I lift up Samson to you, and, Lord, he's trying to be right before you do this right, present himself.

Lord, there are times where all of us, every one of us, has felt the lull and the lack of energy.

But you, you actually provide energy for bodies.

In fact, without your sustaining energy, nobody would breathe.

So we ask you to move upon Samson in a way that can fill him full of the energy that comes from you.

According to colossians 129, that you would fill him full of the power, the energy, the energy so that would strengthen him and put a step extra in his walk so he doesn't feel like he's dragging, but that he's moving at a good pace.

Lord, he doesn't want to walk behind you.

He doesn't want to walk in front of you, wants to walk next to you.

Help him to keep up with you, give him the strength to.

And give him, Lord God, a tremendous peace in his heart that just confirms to him he's where he needs to be for the things that you want to do.

And bless him in that and let him find comfort in that.

In Jesus name, amen and amen.

Amen.

Hey, while you just started praying, I realized I think it is a Benjamin Franklin stress.

So I'm thinking I gonna go to Walmart and buy some mint so I could squeeze and make some.

Something out of the mint.

You gonna make something out of the mint?

Yeah.

Then I could go to the bank and they will cash it.

There you go.

Yeah.

Nothing gets by you.

Be blessed, my brother.

Yeah.

Hey.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You're a good friend and good encourager.

God bless, bro.

Thank you.

Bye bye.

Bye bye.

All right, let's get back into this teaching.

People are gonna.

Now, you guys know I don't get.

I don't.

I mean, I rant every so often, right?

I don't rant all the time.

I just.

Sometimes I just.

You know.

All right, well, here we go.

That's all I'm going to say.

All right, here we are.

Verse twelve of Genesis nine, verse twelve says this.

And God said, I am giving you a sign as evidence of my eternal covenant with you and with all the living creatures.

Once again, this is being affirmed that this sign is not just a covenant for humanity, but for all living creatures.

In fact, I have placed my rainbow in the clouds.

All other texts say my bow in the clouds.

It is a sign of my permanent promise to you and to all the earth.

So let's just stop right there because I don't want to go any further than this.

I want to make sure you know exactly what I'm saying.

Okay?

That bow, that rainbow, that same rainbow, by the way, is in.

The rainbow is in the very presence of the throne.

If you look at revelation four and five, there's a rainbow there.

I just want you to catch this and not miss this.

Right?

This is something that God has placed in connection with how all of the atmosphere works.

He's the one that set it in motion.

And I think it's really funny because people go, well, the rainbow is only a reflection of particles in the air.

That's absurd, because the rainbow comes about before there were any particles in the air.

The rainbow came about after the flood was over.

It was not a single particle in the air.

We'll just point that out.

And then the thing that's the key component of this is simply this.

And we have this bumper sticker on our site.

We haven't made it stickers yet, but it's on the site Rosalind created.

And she did a great job.

It's very simple.

Listen, the rainbow belongs to Goddesse.

In fact, the worldly rainbow has six colors, but God's rainbow has seven.

That's a fact.

Nobody can change that.

And the rainbow belongs to God.

The LGBtqrsuv w x y z fyd ever.

Whatever it is changes every other hour.

Means.

That means nothing.

They don't own the rainbow.

God owns the rainbow.

And so God gives this as a sign, as an evidence of his eternal covenant.

By the way, for those people that like, well, you shouldn't ask for signs again, this is a sign God gives.

There's times where God gives signs.

Everybody can kind of grow up from that process.

What he won't give you is a sign to prove Jesus is the Messiah.

In other words, he's not going to dem.

Jesus wasn't going to demonstrate his miracles to the Pharisees so that they could believe that was not going to happen.

That's got nothing to do with God giving signs.

Do you understand that?

God gives signs all the time.

Have you looked up in the sky?

Okay, great.

It's really important to understand that when we do look at the rainbow, it looks like a bow from our end.

It looks like, almost like an arc.

But it is another place in the scripture where it kind of comes across, where it's like a circle.

That's just a thoughtful, interesting thing.

There's nothing spiritual about it.

I always find that stuff fascinating.

But the big key is understanding this.

God has made a promise, and he gave a sign of his promise, and he will fulfill his promise, and he will never give up on completing his promise.

Now, when the earth's existence ceases and there's new heavens and new earth, we're not sure if that carries through.

We don't know how that works.

But the thing to remember about the rainbow with all those people making fun of everybody who believe like us, who believe in the rainbow, is a sign from God.

Here's the thing to remember.

It's God's rainbow.

Nobody else owns it.

He owns it.

And if he wants to make it disappear, despite all the things they say couldn't happen, he will do so.

And if he wants to keep it steady, he will do so.

It is God's property.

Get that.

All right, we have.

Do we have somebody that we want to get to right now, or do you know?

Yep.

Okay.

We do have somebody on the phone.

We want to give them a chance to reach out and touch base with us.

So let's do that.

Knock, knock.

This is David.

Who am I talking to?

Hello?

Hello.

This.

This is Jeff.

Hi, Jeff.

How are you?

I'm good.

I have a friend that's not doing too well, and I trying to get a prayer request.

Absolutely, absolutely.

What's your friend's name?

His name is Neil.

Okay.

Do you want to tell us what's going on or we do want to just lift it up, trusting.

I mean, it's up to you.

He is.

He's having problems with, like, a chemical imbalance turning into a girl.

You could say he's having hot flashes and major anxiety, and he really wishes it would go away.

And he's been trying through several different doctors and some hormone therapies, and he just wishes the Lord would take it away from him.

All right, let's pray for him.

Let's do it right now.

Okay.

Thank you.

All right, Father, we come before you right now, and we thank you for Jeff praying for his friend Neil.

And we lift up Neil to you right now in the name of Jesus, and we ask you to.

We lost him.

We ask you to break the power of darkness that's working against kneel.

We ask you to break that power that brings the confusion.

Lord, we know where the confusion's coming from and when he's having anxiety issues and he's having physical issues and manifestations and he can't find freedom.

And what we know is freedom comes through Jesus Christ.

So we pray for freedom for Neil by the power of Jesus Christ, that he would be set free from the oppression, from the anxiety, from the frustration, from the uselessness.

Nobody's being able to help him.

And Lord, we ask you to manifest to Neil that there is a savior with the gospel and he can call upon your name and be saved.

We ask for you to bring your healing power into his life and change his life.

We pray that in Jesus name, amen and amen.

Okay, we'll take a short break and then we will come back.

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Father, we come before you and we ask you in the name of Jesus with help from the Holy Spirit that you would touch in our audience those people who are physically hurting, there are some where their pain is really intense on a regular basis.

It's just very, very draining.

And we ask that you would give them strength and you would renew them and you would empower them, but most of all, that you would heal them and you would touch their physical bodies.

And even if it can only be for a short period, by your determination, we ask that that would come for them and they would get that relief.

And for those that are just drawing closer to you, that there would be some great sense of comfort, some great sense of wisdom and trust.

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Oh.

Welcome back to the David Spoon experience.

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Last trivia question.

We got to be quick about it, but you guys can do it.

Don't take a long time.

If you call in, you're going to be on a tight time frame.

Jesus was a descendant of what tribe of Israel?

Hebrews 714.

Jesus was a descendant of what tribe of Israel?

This will help you think of revelation.

He was from the tribe of the lion of.

There you go.

Or you can send an email, david@hemustincrease.org.

okay.

All right.

Now, the reason I'm telling you we're doing this fast because I only have four minutes left in the show.

That makes things tight, you understand?

So we're not going to do history, but I am going to say this about history, and that is today is national dessert day.

So it's like, I don't know.

How could you not?

I have to mention it, right?

It's like a requirement, right?

It's like I have to.

Right.

The other one was take your teddy bear to work today.

Okay.

We'll just leave that alone.

Okay.

Got it.

Our trivia question, straightforward.

Jesus was descendant of what tribe?

Think of revelation, the lion of.

There you go.

All right, we do have somebody on the line.

Let's do it quickly.

Move them forward.

Knock knock.

This is david.

Who am I talking to.

And a fine good afternoon to you, sir.

This is JD.

Hey, JD.

How you doing, brother?

Oh, God, it's a beautiful day.

We're so blessed.

We are blessed, aren't we?

We are.

All right, brother, I'm going to move it along because we're on a tight timeframe.

Jesus was a descendant, was the line of Judah.

Judah, yes, you are correct, sir.

That's one of the great things is so it's in the revelation.

It's the lion.

It's Jesus from the tribe of Judah the lion.

And then what do they see but a lamb?

And it's like, aha.

That's like one of those great, great little things in the scripture.

It's like, ooh, that's cool.

Awesome job, JD.

Phenomenal.

Phenomenal, my brother.

Thank you, my brother.

All right, God bless you.

Have a blessed day.

You, too.

Okay.

Take care, sir.

All right.

JD knows how to do it perfectly.

You see how I did that?

Bam.

Here it is, bam.

Here's your answer, Dave.

Bam.

Got it.

Excellent job.

Thank you, JD.

Excellent.

Excellent job.

All right, last little bit on this verse.

So I want to make sure that, you know, I share it with you.

And that is this.

And I just want to point it out to you in verse eleven.

So we already went through this, where I placed my rainbow in the crowd in the clouds.

It's a sign of my permanent promise to you and all over the earth.

When I send clouds over the earth, the rainbow will be seen in the clouds.

We're going to pick it back up next week from some of that, but I don't want you to miss verse eleven.

Verse eleven says this.

I solemnly promise never to send another flood to kill all living creature and destroy the earth.

So God makes a commitment.

And here's the commitment God makes.

Ready?

I am never going to flood it out of again.

Again.

That does not mean there won't be floods.

It does not mean there won't be floods from different things.

That doesn't say that at all.

But what God says is I'm never going to destroy humanity through floods.

So every one of those climate warmongers who are like, well, the ice caps are going to melt and then when they melt, the water's going to rise and.

And then the water's gonna rise and it's gonna flood the earth and destroy the whole earth.

Wrong.

That is never going to happen.

And you think, well, they could be right.

No, they cannot be right.

If they are right, then God is wrong.

How about that?

So just take a step back for all those brilliant people that are so mad about because they worship the earth and not God.

They're so smart.

They throw.

Wait, wait.

Soup on oil paintings.

Oh, my goodness.

I mean, you just think these.

Who were these parents?

Who raised these kids?

That's when the parents says, you got to say to the parents, did your parents lift weights?

How else could they raise a dumbbell like you?

Here's what I'm trying to get to you.

God has the earth and has made a covenant with the earth, the people and the animals.

Nothing gonna change it.

When God is ready to do what he wants to do to the earth for a new heavens and new earth, it might be a little more fire than anything else.

Yes.

Yes.

That's what the scripture says.

All right, we're done.

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Thanks a lot for all the ways that you have kept.

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