Section 1

In this final segment of the broadcast, David Spoon continues his signature mix of humor, Scripture, and spiritual encouragement. The show kicks off with trivia about Jesus’ prophecy at the temple, followed by the program's “DNA” teaching—an acronym urging listeners to Draw closer to the Lord daily, Never be ashamed of Jesus or His words, and Always be ready to serve. David passionately reinforces the importance of daily relationship with God and not caving to worldly opinions, emphasizing that critics don’t hold our eternal fate—God does. The segment is light-hearted yet anchored in spiritual seriousness, calling believers to live out their faith with boldness and consistency.

Section 2

David transitions into “This Day in History,” weaving current and historical trivia with cultural commentary. He underscores that the phrase “In God We Trust” has been part of America’s identity far longer than most think. Then, in a short but poignant devotional from Isaiah 63:7, he unpacks the concept of God’s actions being rooted in His faithful love and compassion. David emphasizes that God blesses His people not based on their greatness or merit, but because of His own character and covenant love. He shares a personal prayer model, reminding listeners to pray God’s promises while ultimately leaning on His mercy, not their own worthiness.

Section 3

Closing the show, David offers a vital teaching from 2 Corinthians 11:3, warning against being led astray from simple, sincere devotion to Christ. He revisits the earlier question posed by a listener, Sergio, tying it to the ongoing spiritual battle waged in the mind. David explains that the enemy—Satan, worldly systems, and our old self—tries to distract and complicate faith. Paul’s concern, David points out, is our minds being pulled away from the simplicity of following Jesus. David exhorts believers to resist overcomplication and emotional confusion, stand in biblical truth, and cling tightly to Christ. He ends in prayer, asking God to keep all believers rooted, protected, and faithful to the core message of salvation.