10-06-2025 PART 2: Faith in Action and the Power of Prayer

Section 1

Following the discussion on spiritual DNA, the broadcast flows into a warm, real-time exchange between David and a listener named Joya. She begins by expressing deep concern and compassion, asking how David is coping after the recent car accident, his head injury, and the loss of his brother—the very man who led him to Christ. David replies with gratitude and honesty, admitting that he’s a bit drained but thankful for God’s sustaining grace. He mentions the help of a new social media assistant who has already boosted engagement and shares that he’s praying for renewed strength, both physically and emotionally. Joya, who is a nurse, compassionately encourages him to rest and explains how overwork can lead to adrenal fatigue, reminding him of the importance of sleep, vitamins, and proper care.

Section 2

Joya then turns to praise and testimony, describing how she and her twin sister, Cordelia, have been listening to the show for six years and how much David’s ministry has blessed their lives. She recounts a powerful experience hearing Lee Strobel speak on “The Case for Heaven,” where he discussed both heaven and hell and emphasized the truth of the gospel. Joya excitedly shares that she invited her husband, Stan (“Stan the Man”), to attend, though he declined. Still, she refuses to give up on his spiritual journey. She rejoices that his health has dramatically improved after a near-death crisis, giving God glory for the turnaround. Her passion for evangelism shows as she talks about sharing ministry cards and brochures everywhere—from gift baskets to dental offices—wanting others to hear the truth through the program she loves.

Section 3

David responds with gratitude and prayer, lifting up Joya, Cordelia, Stan, and others such as Rosalind and Robert. He prays that God would open Stan’s heart in the perfect way and timing—just as He once used a single statement from David’s brother to touch his heart for salvation. The prayer is heartfelt, asking for divine favor, healing, refreshment, and encouragement for all who listen and participate in the ministry family. As the call concludes, Joya joyfully confirms the trivia answer (“Paul”), and David gently clarifies it was technically “Saul” at that time. He closes by reflecting on Barnabas—a model of faithfulness who restored and reconciled others, including John Mark, who later wrote a gospel. The final thought rings clear: true ministry is about bringing people back in, strengthening them, and keeping love and grace at the center of all service to the Lord.