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Without faith, it is impossible to please God because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him (Hebrews 11: 6). Authentic believers have a desire to please the Lord. But sometimes, legalism and performance orientation become the default approach. God created the universe, and He can write a book. The book, which is called The Bible (The Word of God) makes it clear that God has chosen the vehicle of "faith" to please Him. The purpose of this book is to encourage people to discover or grow deeper in... The Faith That Pleases God!

Has a church burned you? Award-winning author, radio host, Dr. David Spoon unveils his debut book “Broken for His Glory” to investigate that question. Using his own painful church experience as a springboard for teaching others, Dr. Spoon spins his adolescent battles with drug addiction, eventual conversion to Christianity, and hurt felt at the hands of a church into a personal journey designed to help listeners resolve and recover from their spiritual conflicts.

Dr. David Spoon shares his powerful and poignant story of salvation and redemption. Dr. Dave's life took a drastic turn after his bar mitzvah. Plunged into the depths of drug addiction and facing certain death, his life seemed hopeless—until a divine encounter changed the course of his life forever. Gripping and inspiring, this book chronicles Dr. Dave's dramatic transformation through the power of Jesus Christ.

The David Spoon Experience Podcast. Local, National, AND Heavenly Talk. It's a cross between Steve Martin, Sean Hannity, and Focus on the Family!

Spoon River Anthology is a collection of poems that describe life - and death - in a small town. Each poem is a monologue delivered by a resident of Spoon River, describing events in their lives, and the circumstances that led to their occasionally untimely end. Edgar Lee Masters wrote this theatrical masterpiece to highlight the typical small town. The fascinating characters and realistic imagery make it easy to see why this is an American classic.

Galsworthy¿s masterly portrait of the Forsyte family continues here with the fifth novel, The Silver Spoon, coming second in the second trilogy, called A Modern Comedy.

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A) As we wind down in Chapter 11 from the Hall of Fame of Faith in Hebrews, we come to verse 39. All of these people that were mentioned were approved by God because of their faith. But that does not mean they all receive the promises that they were anticipating. Some did, and some didn’t, depending on what the promise was. But the real key is that their faith was so strong that they looked forward. They saw into eternity and recognized that that is where some of their fulfillment was going to take place.B) The truth of the matter is that the entire theme of Hebrews is to help us understand ...

A) Therefore, since we know what it is to fear the Lord, we try to persuade men. This is not a negative. This is exactly why you talk to your neighbor and to your family, to your friends about how important it is to become a Christian Because we understand what the fear of the Lord is, we desire for people that are close to us to understand and make Jesus as Lord. B) About what? What do we take pride in what? Do we take pride in our appearance, or do we take pride in our hearts? Is it the consciousness of pride in our hearts?C) Can’t miss this; It is for you if we are out of our minds. It is...

1) Here might be one of the big significant moments of the church, Although absolutely not …whether the church survives or does not. After everybody testifies, Peter, Paul, and Barnabas, it is James who steps up to the plate. James is the Lord’s brother. As signified by multiple scriptures, his declaration appears to be in the Book of Acts, the declaration of the person who is most in charge. Not too shabby… if you’re the Lord’s brother.2) It seems pretty clear that when James makes a declaration regarding the people of God, he mentions that the Gentiles are, in fact, people for God ...

A) As we enter into Psalm 35, we’re going to find out quickly that the Old Testament idea of retaliation is alive and well in the Psalms. David comes before the Lord and pleads for the Lord to contend with those who are contending with him. That part is not wrong. He wants the Lord to be his shield. He wants the Lord to be his buckler. A buckler is a small shield. He wants the Lord to stop those who are pursuing him.B) David asks for the people that are fighting against him to be brought to confusion. And then he beseeches the Lord to have the angel of the Lord get involved in the warfare. ...

1) I will share something I have not shared before. Many moons ago, I was involved in the investment phase of my life. We went on a trip to raise funds for a company. While there, a spokesperson couldn’t help but tell us that the end of the world was coming that year or the next year. Of course, this is 20 years. So. I feel confident in saying he was wrong.2) I mention this because we often think the end is coming when that is not what is happening. The children of Jacob probably thought the end was coming when the famine crushed them, but they were wrong. In fact, it was an entirely new ...

1) As we journey into Galatians, Chapter 2, we discover that Paul returned to Jerusalem again about 14 years later. If you ask me, that’s a long time, but he went with Barnabas and Titus. And those were two very strong believers to give him back up. But the real strength of his decision to return to Jerusalem was that God revealed to him that he should do it. That’s the Holy Spirit leading him.2) There was a concern that Paul had this is reflected, of course, in Acts, Chapter 15, that there would be some kind of disagreement as to what the gospel was. Paul was preaching to Gentiles while ...

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Doxie Shaw suffers bitterly in an orphanage in Victorian London. As she struggles to survive, she tries to comfort the younger children, but her kindness quickly costs her the only home she's ever known. Thrown into the streets at the tender age of nine, Doxie's gentle heart tries to keep on loving and hoping in a world that seems bent on destroying her. Faced by one trial after another, Doxie becomes acquainted with the depth of cruelty in her city.