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The celebration begins with joy and gratitude as Sergio calls in to mark a milestone—the 100th Anniversary Show of The David Spoon Experience. After valleys and victories, the moment reflects God’s faithfulness in bringing the ministry this far. David responds with deep emotion, describing the listeners not merely as an audience but as family. They are joined not by “baptism water” or physical proximity, but by the redeeming blood of Jesus Christ. This spiritual bond stretches across states and circumstances, just like Paul’s love for the Colossian believers he’d never met. Together, they form one united church, walking in grace. The encouragement is to press on, to keep moving forward even when the pace feels slow. “Don’t grow weary in doing good,” David reminds, echoing Galatians 6:9. Every small act of faithfulness counts—each prayer, each step, each choice to keep serving God when nobody seems to notice.

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David then grounds this perseverance in a grander truth from Ephesians 3:10: God’s manifold wisdom is being displayed through the church—that’s us—to the unseen rulers and authorities in heavenly realms. The show’s hundredth milestone isn’t just an earthly achievement; it’s a declaration to the spiritual world that God’s plan still moves through ordinary believers who refuse to quit. Life becomes a divine stage where faithfulness is the script, and God Himself directs the story. Jesus, the author and finisher of faith, didn’t enjoy the cross but endured it “for the joy set before Him.” That same perseverance defines every believer’s walk. The message resounds—whether in ministry, family, or daily work, our unseen endurance speaks louder than applause or recognition.

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The anniversary also brings gratitude and reflection. David pauses to thank every member of the HMIM family—listeners, callers, texters, emailers, replayers, and watchers—who helped shape the first 100 shows. He invites everyone to stay connected through the 24/7 station, filled with Christ-centered content and uplifting music, and to check out the newly released devotional book crafted to renew hearts daily. The closing prayer weaves celebration with intercession—lifting up Mimi, Roslyn, Aunt Deb, JD, Shell, Roger and his wife, Jeanette, Joanne, Cordelia, and every faithful supporter who’s shared this journey. The prayer asks for one unifying gift: “More of You, Lord.” As the 100th show concludes, the message rings clear and strong—keep going, keep trusting, keep rejoicing. The family of faith stands together, not growing weary in doing good, pressing onward toward the next hundred by His grace.