Section 1

The show opened with a moving praise report from Jeanette, who testified that her son-in-law was healed of ulcers and intestinal issues—a direct answer to prayer. This beautiful moment of celebration was followed by a technical hiccup: uncertainty over dead air. David asked for listener confirmation and stayed candid about the station’s transition, even pausing to troubleshoot live. Listeners were encouraged to continue sending praise reports and prayer requests, and David asked for intercession on behalf of his brother’s health needs. The tone mixed spiritual encouragement with technical perseverance.

Section 2

Al called in with a heartfelt request for his twin daughters as they departed for a six-month Disney internship. David prayed fervently for their protection, growth, and the peace of their parents. The heartfelt prayer also embraced trust in God’s care, even when life’s transitions provoke anxiety. David reflected on his own trials from the past months, emphasizing that while he doesn’t fully understand the reasons behind them, he’s committed to staying focused on the Lord and fulfilling his calling faithfully. Encouragement from Noelle helped him reframe his struggles, though the pressure to “do more” remained a challenge.

Section 3

David turned to Psalm 65, highlighting verses about God’s awesome deeds, salvation, and providence. He contrasted society’s obsession with self-confidence against the Psalmist’s model of finding confidence in God. Drawing parallels to Jesus calming the storm, he reminded listeners that God stills not only literal storms but also emotional turmoil, noisy minds, and societal chaos. He emphasized that God has authority over nature, people, and even personal mental unrest. The reminder was clear: true confidence, peace, and deliverance come from God—not from our strength.

Section 4

The teaching concluded with powerful reminders of God’s steadfast presence. Whether silencing waves or quieting mobs, God remains in control. David prayed listeners would recognize that every deliverance—past, present, or future—comes from the Lord. He encouraged regular fellowship and finding joy in God’s presence even when circumstances feel disorganized or uncertain. Despite technical obstacles, he stayed upbeat, resilient, and thankful for the growing comfort in the new studio. His final message: God is always there, in the storm, in the calm, in the praise, and in the prayer.