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Hi, I'm Nancy Dufresne. Welcome to our podcast channel. We know you'll be blessed by today's message. We worship you, Jesus.
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We glorify you. We glorify you. We glorify you. We glorify you. We glorify you.
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We thank you, Jesus. I. In the earlier part of this service, I was thinking about, I'm just so grateful I get to have a part in these services, right, That I get to be in the room. How many rooms is this happening in in this city tonight? And you're in the. I'm just thankful I'm in the room. But being in the room is not all there is to it. It's doing our part in the room because we all have a part in the room. And I like what Pastor Michael Lechettic, he says. He said, in every service, there's three parts. There's God's part, the preacher's part, and the congregation's part. Most don't know that there's three parts, but you have a part. You have a part in what God can do in a service. You can be seated real quick, but don't unhook.
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Dad Hagin.
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We were. We would be with him in services, and on occasion, not every service by any means, but on occasion, he would say, we got into about 50% of the potential of the office. The prophet's office upon me tonight, the highest I ever heard him say was 70%. And he said people would say, well, why did you only get into 70%? And he said, it's because that's as far as the people would go. It wasn't up. It wasn't about how far the preacher could go. And how many of you know, God can always go full tilt, 100% full tilt. But we. We can receive in measures, but our part is measured out in a service. And if we're only minimal in our measure of what we're hooked into, then that affects how far the hole goes, right? And I would just think I was just sitting in the certain. In there, in here tonight, going, I'm just so glad I get to have a park. Right? And I tell you what, if we're not careful, we can become too casual toward an atmosphere where God is in manifestation and mishandle it, mistreat it, devalue it. And I'm just grateful we're here. Aren't you grateful? You have a partner, you have a part in the service. It's not just up to the. What happens up front. You have a part. I was. Reminded of something that is recorded in Richard Sigmund's book. He has a book called My Time in Heaven, One of the most, I would say, legitimate records, most detailed scripture, backed a book on heaven. And can I tell you this? Let me just say this. Don't get on the Internet and click on everything that says about somebody going to heaven or hell. Don't, please. You are going to. It will lead you into unsoundness because the devil is free, fostering a lot of those experiences. Don't do that. Let me just give you. Let me give you a good, sound instruction. Know who God has authored to speak into your life and stay in that feeding vein. Don't just click on every and anything that's popular on the Internet because something can get into you without you recognizing that you accepted something in your spirit and in your way of thinking. Even an offense.
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And you know, there are people that will criticize our ministers. They're not click. I'm not. They're not getting a click out of me. They're not getting a view showing up. Don't. Don't be that. That is so interested in what somebody would have to say against someone that you honor. If someone doesn't honor what I honor, there's no point of fellowship there. And I'm not offended. I just know where my loyalty is. I know. I know the laws of fellowship. Amen. And if somebody is against the message, I'm not going to sit and say, well, what do they have to say? That's very unwise. That's very unwise. Very unwise to do. Well, I just want to see what they say. Why? Why? I don't know why I'm saying all this, but I got a sermon, and when things come out, I trust that God is helping the room.
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You know, when I was growing up, some of you younger ones won't know about this, but one of the slogans of the Yellow pages was let your fingers do the walking. Meaning you could go through there and find anything you want, but your fingers are doing the walking now across the Internet and what you're clicking on, your fingers are doing the walking. Don't let your fingers do the walking. Come on.
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You need to. You need to be led by more than your fingers. Please. Because it can plant something in you. I've seen ministries, I've seen marriages and I've seen homes broken up because somebody in that marriage clicked on an offended report and that spirit went in them. It's a spirit.
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It's a spirit. Yeah.
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And it went in them because when they clicked on it, they invited it. It's like watching a horror movie. Once you go there, you invited those spirits that author that into your life. You say, oh, I'm a Christian. No, no. When you on purpose, you opened up the door to the devil. Amen.
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I'm just saying, don't be mindless. I'm not demon conscious, but I know this, that our actions carry something with us. And anyway, so that's for somebody in the room, maybe several somebody. I'm just saying, don't let the Internet pastor.
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A poor pastor.
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And you will confuse your spirit, you will confuse your faith, you will confuse your system of believing by clicking on multiple voices. To live accurately, you have to know who God's assigned to your life, and you feed that direction. Pastors don't open your pulpits up to multiple voices. You need to know the flow. God has you in, and anyone who's in that flow, that's who God wants you to stay with. It doesn't mean we don't appreciate or value other flows. We just know where we're to drink from. And if you say, well, I just want to open it up to everyone, that's not good pastoral wisdom, because you will end up with confused sheep. And it breaks down the unity of a church family. So anyway, y', all, I'm just saying there's a reason why when you come into our church, and I'm not bragging on on us, I'm bragging on what the word will do when you stay in your flow, you come to our church and every minister who comes, and I'm talking Brother Copeland, Brother Jesse, Brother Jerry, who had come. I'm talking Richard Roberts. I'm talking these men and women who come and preach, they all say how easy it is in our church. Why? Because we're not confusing it with multiple voices and multiple flows. We know our lane, and we stay in our lane. And our sheep are not confused. And we don't go with what's popular. Popularity will pull you out of the flow. Do not just go with what's popular. Know who God has joined to your life and be faithful, obedient to that.
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Don't be looking for something new. Something. Someone looking for something new. That's a. That's a sign of immaturity. Maturity is not looking for something new. Can I tell you what? There's nothing new.
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Come on.
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Say that again. This generation, we think we all that.
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Come on.
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So just know where God told you to be and stay in that flow. But in reading the book My Time in Heaven, Richard Sigmund talked about, and I'm going back to just being a part of these services is. He talked about that he went into one building when he was in heaven, and on the walls was playing scenes of church services and crusades that he had been in. And they were on, if I could say, this rotation. They just kept playing. They would play and then replay, play and replay. And he says he walked through this building and saw the services he was in and saw himself in these services. And he said the glory that came out of those services, giving God glory, he said on loop, so to speak, these things kept playing. And the glory of God kept. God kept getting glory out of those services from the 50s and the 60s and the 70s that he was in. It's on loop up there. When it's on loop and you're present in heaven, everyone will see whether or not you were hooked in or not. Because it's on Luke. It's on Luke. And he talked about that it was a building, a memorial to these services of God's movement in the people's lives. And it was recording that. And I just. I just want to refer real quickly. You can turn with me. You say, is this your sermon? I have no idea. We're just going to see Acts, chapter 10. And verse one, it says, and there was a certain man in Caesarea called Cornelius, a centurion of the band called the Italian Band. This is a man serving in the Roman army. He's not a Jew. In verse two, it says, he was a devout man and one that feared God. Look at this phrase with all his house. You see something about him in that phrase. He leads his house appropriately. It's as Joshua would have said, as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. Parents, you make the decisions of the direction of your house. You don't just offer to kids. Do you want to go to church? You make the call. You make the call. So we see something about Cornelius is that he had an honor and he demanded honor of those of his household for God. And it says in verse two, a devout man and one that feared God with all his house.
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Which gave.
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Which gave.
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And not only just gave. Gave much. Gave much and gave much. Devout, feared God all his house. Gave much. Look at the connection. Gave much alms to the people and prayed to God alway. And we know this, that. And we go on and read this, that verse four. And when he. Verse three, he Saw in a vision, evidently about the ninth hour of the day, an angel of God coming into him and saying unto him, cornelius. And when he looked on him, he was afraid and said, what is it, Lord? And he said unto him, thy prayers and thine alms are come up. They are come up. Look at this for a memorial before God. This word. This word memorial. A monument. It's a structure, and it's a structure you can see from any direction. We just went up to. We were in Virginia, and we had landed there in Washington, and we were driving by, and you could see Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, all this without trying. It inserts itself in your vision. You don't even have to be looking for it. It's so large. It's a monument. It's a memorial to the men, to the era, to what was done in their time. And this man's giving inserted itself in God's view. A monument came up. What built the monument? His generosity. His generosity built it, and it came up as a memorial before God. And I just. I'm not preaching on giving tonight. I. I just wanted you to recognize that what we do in a service comes up before God and whether or not we're doing our part and how interested we are and what of us we're joining to the flow of the service. And that's why I say, I'm just so grateful I'm in the room and I have a part in the services. Aren't you glad? Amen.
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Hallelujah.
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Praise the Lord.
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And I'm. There's. It came strong on me in the hotel room. And when that weightiness of that anointing comes, you move slow. You move slow. Because haven't you ever noticed when something is weighty, you're not running at full tilt with it. If you're carrying something weighty, you cannot run at full tilt. And the weightier it is, the slower you go. Learn that, Ministers. The weightier something is, the slower you go. Not the faster you go because it's weighted, but the slower you go to make sure the steps are accurate. Because if you fumble on a step when you're carrying something weighty, it gets mishandled, right?
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Hallelujah.
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We thank you, Father.
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We thank you, Father. We glorify you.
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We worship you, Father. We worship you, Father. We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father.
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Praise the Lord.
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I have. I have a sermon ready, but we just want to. We just want to take our. Take our time so that every flow can have its place. Father, we worship you.
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We worship you.
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We worship You. Yeah. I'll let y' all go on back up. Thank you.
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Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord.
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We worship you, Father.
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We glorify you. We glorify you.
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You know, when I think about Cornelius, think about it, this man who had no covenant with God was not born again. But when God needed an entrance into the Gentile world, where was his point of entrance? At the point of honor and generosity. The two things that we see about Cornelius, a man of honor, A man of generosity. What's that mean? If we live honorably and generously, we can always be a door God can come through. I'm going to say every one of us who were Gentiles, without covenant, not Jews, but without covenant. When you get to heaven, find Cornelius and thank him. Because of him, you have the opportunity. Seriously, it's interesting. This man, the Gentile world owes him some recognition because he lived his life in such a way that God could bless humanity through him, through the door he opened to God. That should be us in our lifetime. That we are an open door that God can bless people through. Amen.
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Hallelujah.
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We thank you, Father.
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Just stand with me to your feet. Let's just see what God would have us do tonight.
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We thank you. We thank you. We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father.
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One of the things that my husband used to often say, he said in. In this last days, revivals. There will revival. There will be streams of ministry flowing together. Now, God loves unity. And when. We only know in part. But when you start putting everyone's parts together, you get a broader view than just of your view. So let me say this. Pastors and ministers, never be afraid of someone else upstaging you. Always make room for someone else's part. Don't ever be threatened. That's an if that. If you have a sense of that, just further renew your mind. Just further renew your mind. Don't shut down someone around you because you don't want to be upstaged. In everyone bringing their part, your part is enhanced. Amen. So I. I want others to bring their part as the Spirit would lead us in a service, because it enhances every other part. Amen. So we'll just see how the Holy Ghost pieces us together tonight in this flow.
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We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father.
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We worship you, Father. Jesus, we worship you, Father. Just lift up your voice to him and worship him tonight. We worship you.
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We worship you. We worship you.
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First Corinthians, chapter 14 and verse, verse 26 says this. How is it then, brethren, when you come Together, every one of you. Hath a psalm, hath a doctrine, hath a tongue, hath a revelation, hath an interpretation. Let all things be done unto edifying. So what's this mean? That when we come together, when we come full, God has options. Of what he can draw on. And he won't draw on emptiness, but he'll draw on fullness. And so we're just going to let him do that? That seems to be tonight. And amen.
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Praise the Lord. We thank you, Father.
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Let's just do whatever you sense. David.
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To the king eternal immortal invincible the.
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Only power be the honor and glory forever and ever.
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Eternal immortal and f upon the only God be the honor and glory forever.
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Invisible the only God be the Honor and glory forever Endeavor Honor. Honoring Glory forever Honoring Glory forever. Forever Amen. Honor and glory forever Honor and glory forever Honor and glory forever. Honor and glory Honor and glory forever Honor and glory forever Amen.
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Honor.
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In Glory forever Father in Christ Glory forever Amen. Honor and glory forever.
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Hallelujah.
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Ms. Cindy, you've got something. I don't know whether you had something, a song or a doctrine or. You want to do it up there, you want to do it down here. But whatever you have, as soon as you stood up, God said, call on her. Hallelujah.
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Oh, we worship we worship we worsh oh, we worship we worship Come on lift your voice we worship we worship. Lift our voice we lift our voice. There's a healing river flowing now. There's a healing river in this house. There's a healing flow straight from the throne There is healing from our home. Don't be denied don't stay empty tonight but believe that you receive A healing.
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Flow.
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Tonight Is flowing ever so free. Jesus the healer he is in this place to deliver Jesus the healer he has come in his glory here tonight Jesus the Savior he is here tonight to deliverer oh, Jesus the healer tonight Come on Tonight we magnify we magnify our healer we magnify Savior Lord we magnify his goodness and his mercy. Jesus. Oh, come on we worship we worship we worship you tonight.
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Hallelujah Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
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So somebody in the right hip area, but it also has to do with back in this area, but in the right hip that's being healed right now. So whoever that is, just raise up your hand and receive that. Just receive that right now.
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Hallelujah.
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We thank you, Father.
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And there's ligaments and tendons that are being even addressed. You can feel. Feel that, which was tight, which was.
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So limiting in your mobility. That's released now.
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Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
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So right where you're at, give it action. I like what Pastor Anderson said the other night. Demonstrate it. Demonstrate it.
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Hallelujah.
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Give action to that anointing.
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Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord.
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Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
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We thank you, Father.
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We thank you, Father. Someone's throat is being healed right now in the area of the throat. Anything that you would need in that area, just take it.
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Just take it.
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Just take it. Now, we've said this. Starting Sunday night, we were saying this. Many say, heal me now.
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Flip it.
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Now healed. So when this is called out, it's not like, oh, God, heal me now of that.
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Now healed. New Testament, the other side of the cross. Amen already, who hath blessed us with all sorts of spiritual blessings in heavenly places, in Christ Jesus. He has delivered us from the King of darkness, translated us into the kingdom of his dear son. It's already done. It's already done. So don't hear these things and say, oh, Lord, that mean that that's me. Do something for me. No. Say now. Now healed. Now healed. I don't call these out so you can say, heal me, Lord. No. Now healed. Now healed.
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That.
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That's flowing in you now. That's flowing in you now.
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Hallelujah.
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We thank you, Father.
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We thank you, Father.
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So that power going down the throat, but then spreading across the collarbone area. The collarbone and just settling right across the shoulders, the top of the shoulders, that power is moving, if I could say this, making that shape here to here, here to here. So anything in that arena that you are having difficulty with, whether here or here, it got anywhere near what I needed, brother, I'm taking it.
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Hallelujah.
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Praise the Lord.
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But how many of you know power? Power has to be met with something.
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Mixed with something called faith.
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I receive it. I receive it. I receive it.
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Hallelujah.
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Ears are being opened right now. Someone's ears are being opened right now. Ears are being opened right now. So your job is to say, now healed. Now healed. Now healed.
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Hallelujah.
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Now healed.
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Hallelujah.
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And if you were to go out and you'd say later tonight, oh, I can't tell the difference.
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Now you know the difference. Speak it. Now healed. Now healed. You speak it.
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Hallelujah.
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Don't Let the natural change what you say. Let what you say change the natural this arena. Amen.
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Hallelujah.
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We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father. We glorify you. We glorify you.
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Jesus.
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Jesus.
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See, I receive healing. It's flowing now.
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It's flowing now that all across the lower back. The lower back is being healed right now. Move that around. Do something you could not do. Give action to that.
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Hallelujah.
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Lift up your leg, bend over. Go side to side. Do something you couldn't do before.
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Hallelujah.
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We praise you, Father.
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We glorify you. We glorify you. We magnify you. We glorify you. We glorify you, Father. We thank you.
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Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
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Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord.
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I'm going to ask Pastor Michael Anderson. Come up here, love. Come up here. Just come up these steps right here onto the platform, if you would, and just call out those conditions that God.
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Drops in your heart during worship. Tonight, a situation in one of my churches from years ago came up in my heart, and I just want to address that real quick. Quick. If I could just tell a quick story. So years ago, I was preaching, and I got done. I went a little long that day, and during the salvation call, the Lord dropped a verse in my heart, and I kind of felt the temptation to not share what he was saying because I had already kept people kind of long that day and told people, you can leave if you want, you know, but I have to address this. And so after the service or when I finished the service, I went to tell the people what Lord had put on my heart. And I shared verse out of Isaiah 61 and 3, where it talks about the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness. And I shared a little bit of my testimony that day. But at the end of the service, when I closed the service, there was a group of people standing over in the corner, huddled around a woman of my. In my church. And she. She was weeping uncontrollably. And so I went over to them, and they said, pastor, you need to talk to her, and pulled her aside and she said, pastor, she said, I made up my mind in this service today that when you close the service, I was gonna go home and hang myself. She said, but when you shared Isaiah 61 and verse 3 about the garment of praise, the Lord started ministering to her. And she had been to counseling appointments. She had been so many different places for help, and she knew this was her help. And so I began to talk to her and pray to her, prayed with her and broke that power of the devil over in the name of Jesus and just shared with her going forward. And it was just strong in my heart that whether somebody in here or online right now is struggling with thoughts of suicide is such a tormenting thought. My dad and grandfather both took their lives and as a 16 year old boy before I was saved, I was in the back of a, in my vehicle that I had as a 16 year old boy with a.357 Magnum loaded in the hammer cocked in my mouth. And I had a vision that day of eternity and changed my life forever. And we've been able to help so many people that way. And you know what's interesting is when I was dealing with those thoughts and when people get thoughts of taking their life, they're thoughts from the devil and the devil's come to steal, kill and destroy. And what's interesting is the devil never, never showed me my beautiful family that I would have never, never told me about the churches that I'd be pastoring, the people that I would meet in ministry and be able to help and never told me any of that stuff.
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And so I want to pray for anybody in here and those online that, that are dealing with that. But let me just tell you, those thoughts are lies from the pit of hell. What is the enemy trying to keep you from? What inkling does he know about your life and the goodness and the blessing that you're about to walk into that he is just, just tormenting? They are lies from hell. And there is help for you. God has a plan for your life. Amen. And it's nothing to be ashamed of. It's nothing to be embarrassed about. But if that's you here tonight, is it okay if I minister?
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Yes. And you know, I want to say something in connection with that. Pastor Michael, Dr. Sumrall. We were in a meeting with him one time and he said every person will be tempted with the thought of suicide, he said, because Jesus was. And he said when Satan said, throw yourself off this temple, he said that was a spirit of suicide. And what happens when that thought comes? The feeling of it wanting to do it comes. But that's just the devil trying to influence. So don't follow the feeling. And absolutely, like he said, don't be ashamed. Why? Because every man's tempted with it. At some point that will come. Others are troubled by it more maybe than someone else. But that thought comes to everyone. Amen.
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And there's an anointing here tonight to Break that. But I just want to encourage you like I did with that when the Lord gave me that verse during that salvation call. And you know, you're talking about the. The weightiness and the garment of praise for that spirit of heaviness.
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When you praise and begin to get into that praise, you're putting your attention on your help. And the Bible says that God inhabits the praises of his people. So when you begin to praise, that anointing comes, and the anointing will destroy that yoke. And that woman took that advice, and it was such a help to her, and she's still alive and well today, a grandma.
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It's just so wonderful.
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And so I want to encourage you that after hands are laid on you, we'll pray for you online as well. Just turn your attention to him, begin to worship him, begin to just. Just soak up his presence. And I'm telling you, that anointing will come on you. Praise God.
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Hallelujah.
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He'll begin to talk to you and just show you there's so much good for your life. Don't give in to that lying devil. And so if you're struggling with those thoughts here tonight, that torment, that pressure, would you come forward and let's pray and believe God to break that power off of you?
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Hallelujah.
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Is there anybody here tonight struggling with depression, struggling with those thoughts? For those of you that are online, if you're struggling with that, you can receive right where you're at right now.
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Hallelujah.
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Hallelujah.
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And so just stretch forth your head if you watch. You said to me, I struggle with suicidal thoughts. I struggle with depression. Just reach forth your hands right now. We just say, father, in the name of Jesus, we break the power of the devil over their lives. Satan, take your hands off of their mind. We command you to cease and desist your maneuvers against them at once in the name of Jesus. And we speak peace and wholeness into their life, and we surround them with faith and love, and we say that your power is working in them. We thank you so much for that.
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And I would say if you're in here and that describes you, don't give up this opportunity, because it's the love of God that provides this room for that help that you don't want to walk out troubled. So we'll wait for you.
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We'll wait for you.
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Come on.
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I had been plagued by that, sure, before I got saved and tried to commit suicide a few times. And then that same devil tried to come back on me after I got saved. And I'm telling you what you said. You know, deliverance. I never say deliverance when I'm singing. Deliverance kept being a thread.
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Tonight, there's deliverance and healing. Jesus prayed for the sick, and they were delivered.
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Hallelujah.
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There's deliverance from that tonight. The enemy is under our feet tonight with that.
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Hallelujah.
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Praise God.
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Hallelujah.
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Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
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Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father.
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We're in no rush. I said we're in no rush. We're in no rush.
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Hallelujah.
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You're worth the wait. You are worth the wait.
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We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father.
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You know, I. Years ago, in 1987, God spoke to me, and he said, tonight the call has come for you to take a tent and go. And so for a couple of years, I went into inner cities with the tents, and I gave out free food, clothes, and toys, but they had to come hear me preach first. Hundreds saved and healed.
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Hundreds, hundreds.
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God blessed it so much. And I noticed something that people that would come. You would start. If I could say this, ministering the word and inviting people up to be saved or inviting people up to be healed. And people would take out running out of the tent. And I always taught the ushers, you chase them because they wanted help or they wouldn't have been in here to begin with. And I noticed that some would get just kind of harassed or agitated. And I said, if you have the sense that you want to get up and out of this atmosphere, hold onto your chair. Just sit there and hold onto your chair. Don't leave the place of help. And sometimes when he's. When Pastor Michael is giving this call, sometimes there's that. Just don't move. Don't move. No move. Make a move. Make a move. Make a move. Because that which binds you does not want you free. Amen. You are worth the wait. And I'm not trying to. I'm not trying to work something up, but I'm letting people know we understand how the devil works. Amen. And we are willing and more than willing to give you the time to step out. Amen.
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Hallelujah.
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Praise the Lord.
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Hallelujah.
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Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you. Go ahead, Pastor Michael.
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Father, in the name of Jesus, be free tonight. Ready to be free tonight. Always have such a Good plan for your life.
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Hallelujah.
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In the name of Jesus, be free. Be free from that.
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Hallelujah.
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Are you ready to be free tonight? He's got such a wonderful plan for your life. In the name of Jesus, we command you to be free. In the name of Jesus.
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Are you.
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Ready to be free tonight? Man, just lift your hands in the air. Father, in the name of Jesus, we thank you. Be free tonight.
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Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord.
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Hallelujah.
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So those of you that were ministered to, now you know what to say as you leave this building. Now free. Now free. Now free. Now free.
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Hallelujah.
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Now free. Let's just raise up our hands and thank him. Let's worship along with these that God's ministering to.
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Hallelujah.
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We worship you, Father. We worship you. We worship you, Father.
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We glorify you. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you. We glorify you. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you, Father.
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I want to do this one other thing before we close the service tonight. If you say, Pastor Nancy, I can't be here Thursday night, but I came to have hands laid on me. If you've already been ministered to, you've already received what you need, but if you have not and you came strictly for the purpose, this is not an open prayer line call. This is just for those who can't be here Thursday night and will minister to you tonight. If you came from for the purpose of having hands laid on you for healing. Hands laid on you for healing. Come up here and real quickly. We want to minister to you. Stand with me, everyone, and let's worship the Lord together. We praise you, Father.
B
We glorify you. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you, Father. We glorify you, Father.
E
Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
B
Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord.
E
Hallelujah.
A
What is it that you need?
C
Love.
B
Huh?
A
Okay. Yeah. Yeah, Father, we thank you for that. Oh, there it goes.
B
There it goes. We thank you, Father.
A
What is it with you, Love? Yeah, Father, we thank you for whole heart. That stomach. Be whole in Jesus name. What about you, love? Yes. Yes, Father, we thank you for holding us. We thank you for holding us from the top of our head to the soles of our feet. What about you, Father? We thank you for wholeness and Jesus. Jesus name every bit of that hole in Jesus name.
E
Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
A
Just raise your hands up, love. And if I could say this, don't pray in the spirit right now. Let me just minister that in. You just. You just focus on receiving that.
D
There.
C
There. It went in.
A
There it went in. Sometimes when people are speaking in tongues, it goes right back out of them because he gives out instead of receiving in.
B
What about you, love?
A
Father, we thank you. We thank you for strength.
B
We thank you for peace.
A
We thank you for restoration.
B
Father, we thank you for it. What about you, love?
A
For your knees?
F
Yeah.
A
We have seen God give me recluse placements. He's so good at it. Amen. Father, we thank. There it goes.
C
Love.
B
We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father. What about you, love?
A
We thank you, Father, for restoration.
C
Up.
A
In Jesus name.
B
What about you, love?
A
Dental. Yes.
B
Father, we thank you.
A
We thank you for your power whole in Jesus name.
E
Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
A
Let's raise up our hands and thank him tonight. Father, we thank you.
B
We glorify. Glorify you. We glorify you. We glorify you.
E
Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
A
Say this. We now healed, now free, now victorious, now peaceful, now joyful.
E
Hallelujah.
A
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Date: May 9, 2024
Host: Nancy Dufresne, Dufresne Ministries
Event: JTH Crusades 2024, Paducah, KY (Tuesday PM)
This episode features Pastor Nancy Dufresne leading a dynamic healing service in Paducah, KY, as part of the JTH Crusades. The service is marked by a strong emphasis on the believer’s participation in divine move, unity in the Body of Christ, spiritual discernment in receiving ministry, the power of generosity and honor, and corporate healing and deliverance. The atmosphere is worshipful, with extended periods of music, prophetic flow, personal ministry, and testimonies of deliverance—especially around emotional and physical healing.
Three Parts in Every Service: God, Preacher, Congregation (00:26)
Warning Against Casualness
Guarding Against Unsound Influences Online (05:18)
The Danger of Multiple Voices (08:28)
Cornelius as a Pattern (Acts 10) (13:40)
Personal Reflection
Allowing Multiple Expressions
Worship and Prophetic Song (~24:00–27:30)
Words of Knowledge and Corporate Healings
Highlight: Healing Flow Song (27:52)
Testimony of Deliverance from Suicide (37:12–44:39)
Breaking the Spirit of Heaviness
Invitation for Ministry
On our role:
“You have a part in what God can do in a service...If we're only minimal in our measure of what we're hooked into, then that affects how far the whole goes.” – Nancy Dufresne (01:43)
On guarding your spirit:
“Don’t let the Internet pastor you.” – Nancy Dufresne (08:16)
On ministry unity:
“Never be afraid of someone else upstaging you. Always make room for someone else's part. ... In everyone bringing their part, your part is enhanced.” – Nancy Dufresne (20:45)
On the move of God:
“Your actions carry something with us...don’t be mindless.” – Nancy Dufresne (07:53)
On receiving healing:
“Now healed. ... Don’t let the natural change what you say, let what you say change the natural.” – Nancy Dufresne (34:53/35:03)
On deliverance from suicide/depression:
“Those thoughts are lies from the pit of hell. ... There is help for you. God has a plan for your life.” – Pastor Michael Anderson (40:03)
“Every person will be tempted with the thought of suicide ... Jesus was.” – Nancy Dufresne quoting Dr. Sumrall (40:45)
Declaration:
“Now healed, now free, now victorious, now peaceful, now joyful.” – Congregational affirmation led by Nancy Dufresne (52:25)
This healing service emphasizes the importance of unity, discernment in spiritual voices, participating actively in the move of God, and the power of worship, generosity, honor, and faith declarations for healing and deliverance.
The ministry times are marked by a tangible sense of the Holy Spirit’s presence and compassion, particularly for those battling physical and emotional bondage. By merging teaching, worship, prophetic flow, and personal ministry, the service models the multifaceted nature of New Testament gatherings.
For more information, testimonies, or to connect, visit dufresneministries.org.