1) Welcome to another adventure of the David Spoon experience as we jump into multiple DDDDD’s and have a good time embracing and growing in the word of God. Our first teaching comes from the book of Acts, where we see Peter sharing the gospel with the Gentiles. He makes one statement that we seem to forget quite a bit, and that is, God is God. When God wants to do something to people, He does it, and He doesn’t ask anybody’s permission to know if the way He’s doing it is OK, including the twelve apostles. Or us.

2) We turn left in the Bible and go to Jeremiah chapter 51, where we find out that God has never forsaken Israel or Judah completely. This does not mean He did not allow them to endure trials, but He never completely abandoned them. He never totally wrote them off, even though they were really nudnicks. In connection to that, when people go through the discipline of the Lord, they tend to complain a lot. We will examine the folly of this for EVERYONE.

3) It is always a classic teaching when we confront Christianity and Christianity, which are not the same. Churchianity has to do with making up rules that people think must accompany Christianity. They make up the requirements developed by others because the others do their best to fulfill them. But sometimes, the Lord gives people a pass. And if you’re not sure He’s done that to others, perhaps we can consider how many times He’s given a pass to us.