Section 1

The conversation opens with Noah calling into the show to thank everyone for their prayers. He shares that, by God’s grace, his long-standing skin condition has been subdued, though he is now facing another trial—unemployment lasting eighteen months. David responds with empathy and biblical encouragement, reminding Noah and the audience that God has not forgotten him. Even in delay or hardship, Proverbs 3:5–6 assures believers to “trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” From a human viewpoint, the waiting feels painful and confusing, but from God’s perspective, it is purposeful molding—His way of preparing us for the next chapter.

Section 2

Noah acknowledges that spiritual growth often comes through hardship and admits his frustration at waiting for God’s timing. David draws a parallel from 1 Samuel, where Saul went searching for lost donkeys while God was simultaneously sending Israel its first king. What looks like a random struggle on earth may be a divine setup from heaven. David emphasizes identity—that we are not defined by what we do, but by whose we are: children of the Most High God. The temptation to equate worth with work or circumstance is strong, but faith calls us to see beyond the immediate. Together, they underline that complaining accomplishes nothing; instead, prayer, gratitude, and perspective keep faith alive in the waiting.

Section 3

The segment closes with David reading Romans 13:11, urging believers to “wake up, for the coming of our salvation is nearer now than when we first believed.” He explains that time is running out to witness, pray, and live rightly. Regardless of differing end-times views, one truth stands: Jesus is coming soon, and each day brings us closer. The call is not to fear but to readiness—to live wisely, faithfully, and courageously. David reminds listeners that God delays not out of neglect but out of mercy, giving more people time to be reached. Until that final moment, the mission remains clear: stay alert, stay faithful, and keep shining for Christ.