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20th Dec 2021

The David Spoon Experience Part 2 12-20-21

Welcome to the 90-minute show of The David Spoon Experience. This 60-minutes is all about: 1) The face can tell us so much if we are willing to observe. Our faces carry a message. Why? We communicate with words and with pictures. The adage, a picture is worth a thousand words is worth noting. No, it’s not a Bible verse (Frederick R. Barnard, Printer’s Ink, December 1921). But it is a biblical principle of communication. Think …the book of Revelation. 2) Speaking is the number one fear amongst human beings, thanks to Jesus Christ. Because He brought life and immortality to light through the Gospel (2 Timothy 1:10), the fear of death has lost much of its power. Now speaking is “the” big fear. And many believers are afraid to speak. You are not alone. Nehemiah was afraid to speak. But look how he handled it. It’s good advice for us. 3) One of the coolest teachings is in chapter two of Nehemiah. Remember that Nehemiah prayed to God would give him favor with the king? And when the Lord answers prayer, He doesn’t “just barely” answer it. He answers above and beyond. Now to Him, that is able to do exceedingly abundantly ABOVE all we ask or think… Yes…and Amen!
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The David Spoon Experience
The David Spoon Experience Podcast. Local, National, AND Heavenly Talk. It's a cross between Steve Martin, Sean Hannity, and Focus on the Family!
The David Spoon Experience Podcast. Local, National, AND Heavenly Talk. It's a cross between Steve Martin, Sean Hannity, and Focus on the Family!
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David Spoon

David Spoon was born and raised in a Jewish home in Detroit, Michigan. He attended a private Hebrew school called Hillel Hebrew Academy. David was bar mitzvah-ed at the age of thirteen. Not long after, he was involved in drug abuse and trafficking. After hearing the Gospel for the first time at age seventeen, David accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. A few months later, David had a dramatic experience with God. Immediately set free from years of excessive drug use, he committed himself to ministry and to furthering the Kingdom of God.

He attended Arizona Bible College, Northern Arizona University, and Life Pacific College, graduating summa-cum-laude in their Ministry and Leadership program. He also graduated with honors from Regent University with a master’s degree in Theological Studies and earned his Doctor of Ministry degree in Strategic Christian Ministry at Liberty University.

He is one of a few individuals holding ministerial ordinations from three separate denominations: Heritage Free Baptist Organization, 1981; Independent Pentecostal Ministers Association, 1985; and Vineyard Valley Association, 1988. He was also the Chaplain for the Flagstaff Police Department. In addition, David was the senior pastor of Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Flagstaff.

In addition, David started and co-hosted two different live Christian call-in radio talk shows. He hosted the very popular radio show “The David Spoon Experience” on KPRZ 1210 and a show called “To Know Him,” which aired on 88.9 on the F.M. dial-in Temecula, California at 1:00 p.m., Monday through Fridays. He was also the Director of Local Ministry for Salem Media Group in San Diego, California.

David is married to his best friend, Noelle. He has three children and seven grandchildren, plus their two dogs named Levi and Bert. On March 18th, 2019, he started “The David Spoon Experience” in Texas and is growing with his audience of awesome believers and non-believers alike.

He is the President of He Must Increase Ministry, a 501c3 ministry, and is hosting (again) the live daily radio show “The David Spoon Experience” with DJR Broadcasting in KAAM, on the 770 A.M. radio dial. The show is also on various apps and the Internet.

David is a Jewish-Christian, Bapti-Costal, Cal-Minian, Manifold Millennialist.

Just ask him.