10-31-2025 PART 2: Faith, Healing, and the Power of Daily Surrender — The 100th Anniversary Show
Section 1
The milestone celebration continues as Roslyn calls in to honor The David Spoon Experience’s 100th Episode. The conversation quickly turns from laughter to faith. Roslyn shares with humor how she and David now share something in common—they’re both bald—and jokes about her husband Robert helping shave her head during chemo treatments. Beneath the laughter lies courage and hope. This round of chemotherapy has gone better than the last, and Roslyn joyfully reports walking into and out of treatments instead of being wheeled. As she describes one medication nicknamed “the red devil,” a nurse reframes it beautifully: “It’s not the red devil—it’s the blood.” That single phrase sparks a revelation in Roslyn’s spirit—she envisions the medicine as the blood of Jesus wrapping around and conquering the tumor. Her response becomes a living testimony of faith, embodying Jesus’ words: “Let it be done according to your faith.”
Section 2
David’s response is filled with pastoral warmth and conviction. He reminds Roslyn that what happened in her heart reveals a deep, living connection with the Lord. Faith is not merely wishful thinking—it’s agreement with heaven’s perspective. When the world calls something by a dark name, faith renames it according to truth. Quoting 1 Peter 2:24, David affirms that both redemption and healing are found in the blood of Christ, not as a distant doctrine but as an active, present reality. “Why doesn’t everyone get healed?” he asks, “Well, why doesn’t everyone get saved?” Faith varies, but what matters is that Roslyn used hers in the moment that counted. Her faith, he says, became a signal that God sees and honors. It’s the kind of faith that moves mountains and pleases the heart of the Father. David prays over Roslyn and Robert, asking for divine healing, strength, and renewed unity, invoking the power of Jesus’ name and blood over her life.
Section 3
As the segment closes, David turns to the audience with a firm challenge: Don’t tell me you don’t have time to pray for Roslyn. Every listener, he insists, has time throughout the day to lift her before the Lord. This is what the show is truly about—family, fellowship, and faith in action. After prayer, David resumes teaching from Luke 9:23: “If anyone wants to come after Me, he must deny himself, take up his cross daily, and follow Me.” The word daily becomes the heart of the message. The Christian life isn’t a one-time surrender—it’s a daily dying to self and living for Christ. As the 100th show concludes, David’s words echo across the airwaves: faith must be practiced every day that ends in “Y.” The celebration, the testimony, and the teaching all converge into one truth—healing, hope, and holiness flow from the same source: the blood of Jesus and the believer’s daily decision to follow Him.
