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Praise God. Are y' all excited to be here this week? I'm expecting miracles this week. Not just the stuff that we've always seen, but the stuff that we've never seen. The things that our great great grandparents told us happen in the churches months ago. The Lord said, will you lay hands on down syndrome children? I said, I will. And believe, because it says they're missing. The doctors say they're missing something. It's called a chromosome. But when you get. But when you believe in miracles, is it possible to get some chromosomes? I said, I believe that. Why not? What do I got to lose? I can go work a manual job. I don't care. I'll do it. So in this meeting, are we gonna believe for things that we've never seen before? You say, well, I don't believe that's possible. Then this may not be the meeting for you. But if you stick around and say, I'm willing to learn, we can teach you something. So you're not gonna leave here without something. One thing. If you go to a park or something and they shut down, or you go somewhere to expect something and they don't have nothing for you, and you get upset and you're like, well, I'm leaving here with something, right? I'm leaving here. So this week, what are we going to be doing? We leaving here with something because. Because a lot of you have spent a lot of money to be here. And when you put out a lot of money, you expect a product. Is that true? We ain't giving money away. What are we going to be doing this week? We going to be leaving here with something that equals the value of the money we put now even greater. So I don't know about you, but I'm leaving this meeting with something. And a lot of you don't leave here completely healed. And you could put a price on that. Is that true? Give me one more, Tony. I think you call it whooping. Is that what you call it? Whooping? Whooping. Whooping. Hooping. He said, he came and told me, you got that hooping. I said, what's that? So I'm learning. One more, Tony. One more. We leaving here with something. I'm leaving with something. I'm leaving with the miracle. I'm leaving completely healed. I'm leaving with revelation. That's what I'm leaving with. We leaving with something. Are y' all ready? Praise God. You May be seated. Praise God. Praise God. Oh, We getting our healing. We leaving with something. It's. Hey, we getting something right now, huh? Praise God. So I'm gonna ask you this question. Is it possible? And you're. You're to say, yeah, it's possible. Cancer completely healed. Is it possible? It's possible. People that need to be raised from the dead, is it possible? Some people don't need to come back, but some of them, it wouldn't hurt if they did. Back problems. Is it possible? Having a hard time sleeping at night? Is it possible? It's possible. Better eyesight? Is it possible? Alzheimer. Is it possible? Down syndrome? People that are completely. Well, you would say, a vegetable. Is it possible? Am I with the group of people that believe that? Then that means, hey. So when we dip down into that miracle flow, that's all we expect. That's all we expect. So we leaving here with something. That's what we leaving with. We leaving with miracles, with a revelation. And to keep our miracles. So keep your faith pants on as we move forward. Praise God. Let's try to sit down again. How about we do that? Let's give it a go. Praise God. Thank you, Mr. Tony. Tony helps me. He. He's. We kind of flow together. Praise God. Praise God. You hear that little buzzing in the monitors, fellas? You hear it there? I'm gonna wait for them to figure that out. You get it? It's still rolling. Come on, Andrew, get it. Chase it out. All right. We leaving here with something. Is it me? What do you want me to do? Turn me down a little? She said, All right. Hire you. You know what you're talking about, don't you? You've been doing this a long time. Well, praise God. Are y' all excited about today? We're starting off on the right foot, believing for miracles, and we're leaving with something. So let's say this. This week, I am receiving the knowledge to receive my healing and keep my healing. I am leaving here completely healed, even if I don't feel healed, because I don't go by feelings, I go by faith. Therefore, I am healed and have been made whole in Jesus name. Praise God. So we leaving with something. That's what we doing. Because. Because healing is not a feeling. And if you are relying on a feeling before you believe you're healed, I'm sorry. Because the next time, you may feel better, but it ain't gonna be long before something tries to come back and you're gonna go, well, I must have lost my what? My healing. And that ain't true. Because faith, people, no matter what, we have to walk in healing whether we feel like it or not. So healing is not a feeling. So you have to remember that. And it's so funny because God has put that in front of me so much because I believe that's become the standard is if people come up in the healing line and don't feel an initial something, they believe that it didn't work, and then they come back. It is rare that I feel the power of God flow through my body. It is rare. You know, when people say, man, when they laid hands on me, it felt like warm honey went over my head. You know, I've never had that in my life. That must feel great. I've never had that kind of witness in my life. I have to stand on the word no matter what, and say, you know what? Whether I feel honey or not, I'm leaving with something. I don't care if I feel nothing or not. So during this week, don't cut off just because you don't feel nothing, just because it looks like it ain't changing. Don't cut out. So you need to remember, don't give up and just stand. And if what I'm saying is too much, then just receive that knowledge because you're gonna leave here with the knowledge, the revelation, and your healing. If you can believe, think about that. You leaving here with something. Are y' all being helped so far? So this morning, I want to minister on eviction through aggression. If you can't spell aggression, just draw a stick figure of your wife chasing you with a knife. That's called some aggression. Isn't that right, Lennox? Your wife gonna chase you, she gonna get aggressive, chase you with a knife. That's called aggression. That's called aggression. And there's some things in your life that need to be evicted, and they can't be evicted by just asking. They need to be evicted with some aggressions. Is that right? So we're going to minister on that today for healing and to walk in that miracle flow. Because sickness is aggressive and you got to meet aggression with some aggression. Is that right? And we get so used to just. Well, I'm going to believe God and I'm just going to kind of ask God to heal me and just kind of. No, no, no, look, I'm going to tell you something. You got to come in hot and heavy, on the verge of cussing. I mean, because I tell you what, you got to meet it head in head here. Isn't that right? We Got to be aggressive. So we going to have some eviction this week in our bodies for things that shouldn't be there. And we're going to do it with some spiritual and faith aggression. Amen. Amen. So eviction, the meaning is the act of expelling someone, especially attendant from a property. The force of eviction of a resident. Now, we know sickness is a tenant in the body. It don't belong there. It's a squatter. So it's got to be some aggression to get it removed. Because when the getting's good, the tenant don't want to leave, so they got to be evicted. And aggression is hostile or violent behavior or attitudes towards a thing. Readiness to attack or confront. Those are the meanings of eviction and aggression. Aggression, I guess you could see aggression and equals a woman. Cause, boy, they wild. I'm a hostile or violent behavior. That kind of spells out a woman, doesn't it? The women are all upset. Now, look, you better get used to me. We're gonna have a good time today, so just roll with it, Pastor Debbie. You know what I'm talking? Yeah. Hostile and viol. Yeah. The readiness to attack. Any women in here got some readiness to attack. That's right. Man, you women are wild, man. You push you one click too far, and y' all come unglued. Just wild animals. Aggression. You guys are like, well, leave the women alone. Look, we having a good time. Look, you're gonna like me, I promise. Just roll with me, all right? Y' all got your Bibles? John 2:4, John 2:14. John 2:14. And this is Jesus. We know that he had been stirring on something, and he got. And he went and looked at the Lord's temple and saw that they've been doing some desecration to the temple. And he had found in the temple those who sold, they were selling cows and sheep and doves and money changers. And they was doing business in the house of the Lord. Lord. And so what did he do? You want to think about this? He said he made a whip. We read that real quick. But it takes a hot minute to make a whip. So what is he doing? He's getting more ticked off the more that he's building this whip. He's getting himself a little bit more worked up. Because if he just asked them to leave, what are they going to do? They going to stay. Excuse me. Y' all can't do this to the house of the Lord. Y' all can't do business and sell sheep and cows in the house. So what Is he? Don't even ask that question, does he? He walks in, sees all the mess that's going on, and walks right back out and goes and festers on how mad he is and starts building a whip. Some women like to build a whip to whip your husband, right? Get the belt. We do that with our kids, don't we? The more we think about it, the more hot we get, right? So he leaves and goes and builds a whip from cord that probably take a hot minute. And so when he made a whip, it says he drove them all out of the temple with the sheep and all that stuff. And then he turns over the tables. He grabbed a table. Woof. Right over the top. That's called some aggression. Because sometimes you got to make a statement that this ain't gonna happen no more because you can't talk to that kind of junk. You gotta come in there with some. Some faith whip and some overturning of tables in your life. That's what faith does, and that's what we were meant to do, that God made us. So when sickness tries to get into our body, we got to evict it with some aggression, some overturning. Well, how do I do that in my body? You have to defy it. Every day. You have to defy sickness. If you do not defy sickness, then it has a place to stay. Is that true? So we know here he came in and started overturning to make a mess of things. He's probably got a mess all over that place, tables all over the place, whipping people, snapping that thing. I mean, he's whipping everybody, and he run them out. So it takes some aggression to get some things in life. You got to break some furniture. As my friend says, you got to go home and break some furniture to get the results that you're after. Are y' all following me? So it's important to remember that sickness is a tenant that tries to wiggle its way into your life, into your body, and you can't talk to it nicely or just let it stay. My wife says I preach long, so it's 10:30, okay? So I'm not a long preacher. Ms. Reba, if you guys get something, y' all just do what you need to do. Come up here. So I'm just telling you, just now you get something, okay? Because last time they wrote a song, and I didn't tell them to come up. They're like, wait a minute. We wrote a song? But you didn't. Cause I said, well, next time, you just get up and do what you guys need to do. So anyway, if you don't forget it, no problem. But we had moved into the house that we're at now. And when I bought the house, it sat vacant for six months. And so we had moved in. Everybody knows about moving in. It's tiring. It ain't fun to move in. I mean, there's a lot going on. You know, the WI fi don't work yet. There's nothing really going. You just got in. And we had been moving all day. We had our kids, we all threw them in the shower together. We get in the bath, you know, mattress is laying down the floor, you know, you just making do to make do. So we moved in that house, and me and my wife. And I'm just thinking, and all of a sudden I'm just laying in bed and I hear this above my ceiling and I go, oh, my God, this is not what I need right now. And I'm the type of person, I know the consequences if I let this go on. Y' all had some stuff in your house before. Raccoons, rats, mice, squirrels. Now, we know when they get in a place like that, they find this wonderful cocoon of luxury that they can run off and go get pregnant and come back with 800 other things. It ain't no brothel around here, y'. All. And I know the consequences, the long term consequences if I allow this to go on. And my nature says I don't want to get up and deal with this, but I know if I let this go on, it's going to get worse. Is that true? And I don't know how long they've been in there. So I get up, I've already taken a shower. Well, we know when you go into attic, it's about the closest thing you can get to hell. It's harder than the dickens. It's itchy, it's nasty. It is terrible place. And I know, I'm already upset because I know I'm going, I gotta get redressed, get the ladder, put my light on and start fighting animals. Y' all been there before. But I know if I don't deal with this, it's going to get worse. So I go out, put my clothes on, get my ladder, pop the lid open, and, boy, I head down the attic crawling through this thing. I got my mask on, you know, I'm already sweating. I'm going down this thing. Well, I got a big old flashlight about that long. You know, the old cop lights, the mag lights. I got this big old light with these Batteries. You know, them big old chunky batteries. I got this giant thing, and I'm holding this big light. Boy, I'm ticked. This is not what I want to be doing. So I run down that thing, and I went to where they were, and I pulled back the insulation, and there's a ton of. I'm not talking mice. I'm talking rats. And I got that mag light, and I started banging. Them rats. I'm banging into flashlights going on and off. It's pitch black, and then it's shiny and then pitch black. And I'm beating rats, ratchets jumping out, flying all over the place. I'm kicking them in the corner. I killed a handful of them, boy. And they took off running. They was running everywhere. Boy. One I hit Bam. His eyes shot out of his head, you know, Bam. Because I know if I let him stay, it's gonna get. It's gonna get worse. But if I would have just asked him to leave. So what do I gotta do? I gotta have some aggression to make a statement that you ain't welcome here. I could have put a little poison out, but that ain't enough for me because I gotta make a statement. I gotta let the rest of them know this ain't your house. You've been evicted. And I'm gonna do it with some aggression. And so the next night, they come back and I went up there and give them some more what for. And it didn't take long. They was gone because I made a statement. You come in here, you gonna get messed up. So when it comes to healing and that thing tries to make you feel worse, you gotta have some aggression. You're gonna have to get sweaty. You're gonna have to get a little tired. You're gonna have to be uncomfortable to make a statement. Eviction is not always easy, but if you stick with it, you're gonna win, and you're gonna do it with some, what? Aggression. That's how we gonna get it done. Because there are so many times I want to go lay down because I don't feel good. I don't feel right. But that's letting it be occupied. Because if I didn't deal with that and just. I hope it goes away. It ain't gonna go away. It's gonna get worse. So I will. So what I need to do is bring some aggression. So I need to do anything in my spiritual, in. In my physical body that I can do to offset that. I've got to fight that with some aggression, because you can't Stay. And most people say, well, I don't feel healed yet. That's all right. Forget it. Just keep working through it. You're going to push it out. Amen. We know that dad hagin when he was on that bed that he had to break that line, that he would hold the post. But he said, I'm getting out of this bed. So he had to use some physical aggression that he was potentially going to die from to get that evicted out of his body. And he didn't do it by laying on the bed. He did it by almost falling on the floor. That's where the eviction is taking place. Through that physical aggression to fight that thing, even if it means you may die. What else you got to lose? You was already dying. You don't have nothing to lose. Are y' all being helped so far? So let's go to mark 9:14. Mark 9:14. Now here we know that this little boy is having seizures. He's had him his whole life. And his dad has always dealt with this problem. And then let's go down to mark nine. Let's go down to 22. And often he had thrown him both into the fire and into the water to destroy him. But if you can do anything, have compassion for us. Jesus said, if what? If you can what if what? How many things? How many all things are possible to him who believes. And immediately the father of the child cried out and said, I believe. But he's sitting here looking at his child that's literally convulsing on the floor and that's talking to you. And he's dealt with this his whole life. And he said, I believe what you're telling me, but. But I've never seen that. And then he says, I believe. But I ask, help my unbelief, because I'm dealing with this day in and day out. All right? I want you to know that cancer. I'm going to step some toes here. Cancer is an evil spirit. Down syndrome is an evil spirit. Anything in your body that is a sickness, it's an evil spirit. I don't know what cancer looks like from a microscope, but I'm telling you what the word says it is. And it's an evil spirit. Because Jesus said, I have come that you may have life and have it, what, Abundantly. How much more? More abundantly. So we have to know that no matter what, that we're healed. Okay? And he says here, so we know that we would call these seizures Today, when Jesus saw the people came running, he rebuked the What? The spirit. You see that it's a spirit. That's what Jesus is calling it. And if you can't believe that, then I'm sorry, this meeting may not be for you. You're going to have to believe that it is a spirit. Because if it is a spirit, then you can take hold of it. Because if you just believe it's a bunch of shells eating your body, that means you can't grab hold of it, because it's going to do what it wants because you can't stop it. But when it's an evil spirit, we know that we have authority over that. So therefore, I can grab that and you can evict through some aggression that spirit. Okay, are y' all following me? And he said, I command you to come out of him and enter him no more. He's talking to a spirit. And it says the spirit cried out and convulsed him greatly. So we're saying there's some. Some violence happening here to make this job happen. But it took Jesus to bring some. A loud voice and commandment to make this happen. So we got to have some aggression that we're not just hoping it goes away. Don't hope that sickness goes away. You grab it by the neck, convulse him greatly, and came out of him, and he became one that was dead. So that they said that he killed him. And Jesus took him by the hand and lifted him up. And what did he do? So we know that this boy was completely healed, but it took Jesus with an aggressive tone to remove that thing. Because you got to come to that level. The more aggressive that it is, the more aggressive you got to be. Because there is nothing more than I like to do. Be as lazy when I don't feel good. Good. But I'm telling you, you're going to have to be aggressive. Every day that shows up, you have to defy it, take authority. You ain't staying here. This ain't a place for you. And I have seen so many people, and I'm not putting people down. But I've been in the church from day one, and I have seen healing lines. And these. These people. I'm not. I'm not putting nobody down. But I'm teaching you something today, okay? They come and they'll sit down, and they're in these wheelchairs. Hands will be laid on, and they just look at you like this. Why aren't you trying nothing? It says the man, when he laid hands on him, talking about Jesus, it said that he arose. Well, how do you arise, you got to try to get up. They're waiting for hot oil over their head to throw them out of the chair. Get up, you're already broke. What you got to lose? Throw yourself on the floor and they look at you. I'm not putting nobody down. I'm teaching y' all something today. So if you in a wheelchair, be ready. Throw me out of this chair. Just dump it over on my face. Dump me a. Off you go. What do you got to lose? So it takes you forcefully doing what you could never do. Don't look at me. You know, I'm telling you, if you come, you're in a wheelchair. I'm encouraging to do what you can do. I'm not going to force you. That's up to you. But I'm encouraging you. We're here to help you. And that's how the Bible says, you got to do something. You got to do something. So let's take warm, hot oil over the head out of the equation this week. How about that? Because healing is a promise, whether you feel like it or not. Amen. Are y' all being helped? Write this down if you're taking notes. Healing is a property that must be occupied by the believer. Healing is a property or place that must be occupied by the believer. So if it is a property, it must be occupied by the occupier. And you do it by showing up every day and maintaining it. When weeds show up, what do you do? You cut the weeds out. When rodents try to get in the house, what do you do? You evict them because you are occupying the place. When you don't do nothing and don't take care of nothing, things move in because you ain't there to take care of it. So it is our job that we occupy the place of healing, and we do it through some aggression. Now, we know that even maintenance in a property takes sweat. It takes hardship, it takes aggression to get things done. Is that true? Whether a broken pipe or something, you got to take care of these things. Because the longer you let it go, the worse it gets. You say, I got a small leak in the roof. Well, what's going to happen? You let that little drip, you think it's going to go away. It rots out everything else below it and makes it worse and makes it harder to deal with. So when you see something wrong, deal with it. If you hear a little rat in the ceiling, you better deal with it then. And that's happened again. Where a rodent tries to get up, well, I'm right back up there. I went up there one day, puts the lid up, and there's a rat looking at me. I said, this is your day. We coming up. I said, you better run for your life. And I ran up there. I'm going through the attic, you know, I'm crawling, sweating. I got my mag light. You better watch out. It's like Freddy Krueger movie in here, man. There's going to be blood, guts everywhere. Dude, I'll kill some animals. I'll murder some animals in my attic. You'll be dead. We had a rat that got in our building. And this rat was so smart. I have never seen an animal. It's probably. It was so stinking smart, it would know that it was a trap and not even touch it. It would go around the back. I mean, for three years I fought with this rat. It was the wildest thing. I ain't never seen. He had. He was hauling off T shirts from the bookstore. Think about that. A whole T shirt. Hauled it all the way across the building. We have accordion doors. He hauled it all the way up in the accordion door channel. You know the bubbles you blow? He blowed that up in there, too. He got in the kitchen and ate all the. The Nesquik. He's a diabetic. He ate the whole thing. Ate the whole thing of Nesquik. He ate the hose on the. On the ice maker for water. What kind of devil is this? And I'm chasing him for three years. I'm just giving y' all a fun little story. We're having fun. Always have fun. And this rat run through this building. I mean, just living his best life. And my setup cameras, he come to the camera and do a little dance for me and say, hey, you can't be. Go get me. For three years, I fought with this rat. He'd go in, we brand new carpet. He ate a hole in a brand new carpet and then left it. I thought, dude, curse this thing to die. And one day, the chef, he called me and said, I got him in the back corner. I said, you got him? He said, yeah. He was in a grease trap in a stove. He's delirious. He's hotter than. I'll get out. He ain't doing good. He was in the grease trap, eating the grease. And they come in, they start cooking. The boy, he getting real hot as a whole metal stove. He's having. He's having a heart attack in there. He's had Nesquik, grease oil, canola oil. He's so Stinking diabetic. He don't know what to do with himself. And he said, you better get down here. And boy, I loaded up my BB gun. We hauling down to the church. Why don't we go knock him out? Well, he jumped out of that grease, but. And went under the refrigerator as a little drip tray. I put that thing, that screen shot him right in the eyeball. Bam. And he took off again. I said, no, you don't. I had a knife. I started chucking him at the knife like that. And he's running away. I said, no, you ain't getting away again. And I finally shanked him in the back. The back leg. And he's screaming. He's been shot in the face, y'. All. It's crazy. And I shanked him in the back leg. And I'm holding there. He's screwed, screaming. And, boy, we let him have it. For three years you've been tormenting me. And boy, we quartered him up so bad, we stomped on him. I had my boy stomped. And then I went and threw him in a dumpster in a bag, tied it up. And then I got thinking about it again. I said, you ain't gonna haunt my nightmares no more. So I pulled him back out and gave him a second what for. We did the river dance on him because you ain't gonna come back in my life. But it took some aggression. I got him. I win. Amen. I was in the shower last night, and God said this to me, and I didn't even know if it was correct. I said, man, this is really aggressive. He said, an act of rebellion against sickness is an act of faith. So I looked up rebellion. It means an act of violent or open resistance to an establishment government, our ruler. Write that down. An act of rebellion against sickness is an act of faith. It must be rebelled against, because if it's not, then it's accepted. And it says here, sickness is a ruler of your life because it tells you what you can and can't do. Isn't that right? It limits what you can do with your family. It limits how far you can go away from medicine. It limits not just that. It makes your family a slave to your sickness. Now, we all know that we've had family that we've had to care for. And it has messed up your time and your life because you've had to be subservient to that sickness. So it's trying to rob everything. So it has to be rebelled against because it is a ruler of somebody. And it ain't going to be me. So therefore I got to rebel against it. God talks to me when I'm in the shower and when I'm working, I can sit and pray, I can get nothing. I get in the shower and put a leaf blower my back. And boy, he starts talking to me. I was meant to be a hired hand, you know. I like to work, though. An act of rebellion against sickness is an act of faith. Amen. First Samuel, 1745. We're going back there. So let's see, First Samuel, I gotta look at my own thing. I don't remember 1745. Now here we're looking at David and we know the story about this, about Goliath, and we know all that. Is this the right story? In my end, okay? And it says here 45. Then David said to the Philistine, you have come to me with a sword and a spear and a javelin, but I have come to you. And I'll go ahead and go down to 46. And this day of the Lord will deliver you into my hand and I will strike you and take your head from you. In this day I will give your carcass to the camp of the Philistines and. And to the birds of the air and the wild beasts of the earth, that all the earth may know that this is the God of Israel. So we know that he kills him in verse 51. Therefore David ran and stood over him and he took his sword and draw it out of its nail and killed him and cut his head with it. So that's some violence, that's a little bit aggression. But you know what aggression does, it makes a standard for everything else to see. So when he. So if he just left him to be, the rest of them may have still had a little bit of gunk to fight. But when he severed his head, and it ain't clean, sometimes you got to take a couple whacks at the neck to get it cut off. And so it's gory, but he, you see, he knew he had to come to their level. He couldn't have done it nicely, because hitting someone with the stone, that's cool and all. But when you sever someone's head off, we making a statement now, because I'm not going to live with you in my dreams, okay? So he cut his head off and is holding it by his hair, probably. And when the Philistines saw it that their championing was dead, what did they do? They fled. They gone, man. We ain't messing around with that. So what he had to do is go an extra bit more, not just kill him, But I'm making a statement now. So what you got to do in your own body is evict. But make a statement. You got to make a statement. Anytime you try to come back, I'm already on. You ain't coming back easy. It's going to be tough. So I'm just telling you, ready for you. Is that true? Are y' all being helped? Write this down. Physical senses always hold fast to the confession of their pain and symptoms. Physical senses always hold fast to the confession of our pains and our symptoms. So I'm almost done. I'm wrapping up here. And it says, write this down. Faith people can never let our senses tell us how we feel. And I said, this healing is not a feeling. I believe that God has really put that into me because I've seen, like I told you, I've seen so many people that have come up to the healing line, and they didn't feel nothing, and they walked away with nothing. So this week, as you guys are hearing the Word, I would encourage you to continue to listen to the word and build yourself up on. On what's going here, because you can come up, we'll hang, lay hands for you. But what I want to tell you is sometimes you need to get a little bit more inside of you to build that up. So when the last night comes, you're ready, and you say, I don't care if I feel something, not feel something. Whether it hurts or doesn't hurt, it doesn't matter, because I'm leaving here with. With something. I'm leaving with something. And that's the name of the game. Amen. The evidence of our eyes has nothing to do with faith. We all like to see a physical product in front of us. But what happens if you don't remember? I was going through something, and Pastor Ike, he is a minister from Africa. Yeah, Nigeria. And I remember he called up a certain thing that I was going through, and I went up, he laid hands for me. I didn't feel nothing, but I knew I had to grab hold of it, even though I didn't feel nothing. And I still hurt even when he laid hands on me. And it hurt for days after. But you know what I didn't do? I didn't go back in the healing line after that, because if I let that go, that means I've released what that. What's done for me. And so that means it didn't work. So I better go try again. But what I did when Someone else called for that. I said, no, I was already healed back then. That was my healing. So therefore, when he laid hands on me, I was healed. And I'm not going back up for something I've already got. And I was healed. Even though that tries to flare up, I say, it doesn't matter. When Pastor Wright played, it prayed for me. I was healed. So I want to encourage you. I had one preacher say. He said, when you just said that, what I just told you, he said I was a frequent flyer and in. In the healing line, he said, when you said that, I've received it, he said, I believe that. And I said, brother, we got to get this right. So when you go up for something and you believe it, whether you feel it or not, you don't have to go back up because that power is working. Because if you go back up for the same thing, it means, well, let's give it another shot. Let's see if it gets better. Whether it's Pastor Dancy, your pastor here, me, you have to stick with it. So what I'm telling you is don't give up on what you've been prayed for. You was done, then you don't have to go get salvation again. You've already got it. Whether you feel like it or not. You don't need to go back up. Amen. So that would be weird for me as a minister to come up in the. To be born again. You've been like, what's wrong with him? He's up here preaching last week, and now he's going back up to get born again. Right? It's weird. Don't be weird. Don't be weird. I'm wrapping up. Matthew says this. We know this. And he says, the violence, take it by force. The violent, take it by force. There's some things in your life you're gonna have to take it by force. Sickness must be overpowered to be moved. Sickness must be overpowered to be moved, because if you don't, it's gonna be a tenant in your life. So defiance is gonna get you where you. I'm just about done. So this week, I want to encourage you guys, when Mom's preaching, when Morgan's preaching, get that revelation in you, don't give up on it. Don't look for a feeling. Don't look for that. You leaving here with something, be willing to change. Be willing to change yourself. Eat better. Take care of your body better. Don't give into it. I can't tell you how many people come up in the Healing line. And it's a weight related problem. Take care of it. Get. You're going to have to evict that. That fat, right? No, I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to the general. I'll be like, dad. Hagen, some people need to lose some weight, right? But you don't do it by sitting on the couch. What do you gotta do to get it gone? Man? You gotta put some effort in. You gotta put some work in. You gotta get sweating. Change your clothes three times a day. Cause you sweat. Get it off. You can do it. So this week you can do it. Lennox, quit eating McDonald's. Lennox, you eat McDonald's all the time. Is it good? So this week, as healing is being taught, and if you can wait, I'm gonna encourage you to wait and get that word buried in you. Get it in, you get filled up. So when. So when it does happen, you get hands laid. That's it. Feeling or not feeling. I'm walking away with something. I'm leaving with something. Have y' all been helped today? I don't know how long I've been preaching. It's about almost an hour, a little bit less. But I don't want y' all to get tired because I'm the person. When my bottom starts hurting, I get itchy. I'm cocked out, you know. Okay, preacher, that's enough. But we can make a lot of progress real quick, can't we? Well, I think we've made a good jump today. How about y'? All? We off to a good start. We receiving. Tony, where you at? Where's he at? Tony, come on. Hey, give us a little something. A little something. Man, I thought you was gonna be up there, man. Look at you. We're all looking at you. I gotta use some aggression to get you up here. So let's say this. This week, I'm leaving completely healed. Whether or not I feel like it or not. Leaving completely healed. In Jesus name. Tony. What you got for me, Miss Reba? If you guys got something, you can do something. If you don't, forget it. So I want you guys to know. Yeah, let's. Let's go ahead and stand real quick. I want to talk to the people that are watching. There's more people watching. That's here right now. Let me see where the camera's at. It's all the way in the back. Okay. I want you to know if you're watching and you heard this message, I want you to know you can stand up right where you're at. And receive your healing. You can talk to it. You can say you're evicted. Put some aggression. Sometimes you gotta grind your teeth. You know what I mean? You gotta have some gnashing of teeth to get some stuff done. Anytime my kids, I gotta have them do something. Well, I gotta get just about yelling to get you to do anything. Because if I ask nice, it ain't gonn to get done. We all know that. So I'm telling you, I want you to know that you're healed, that you've been made whole. You gotta fight it and say, I ain't giving in. And I. I evict you in the name of Jesus. Get up and do something you couldn't do. Get up and do something you couldn't do. Yeah, I'm healed. I'm healed. I'm healed from the top of my head to the soles of my feet. Because I don't go by feeling. I go by the promise that he told me. And I occupy the property of healing. I stand in it, and it's mine. Have y' all been blessed today? Praise God. Praise God.