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Hi, I'm Nancy Dufresne. Welcome to our podcast channel. We know you'll be blessed by today's message. In an atmosphere like this, it's so important to just give him his opportunity because this service is his opportunity, isn't it? It's our opportunity to receive, but it's his opportunity to minister.
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Yeah.
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So we just take our time and settle down. Right. Just settle back in flow of what he has for us tonight. Hallelujah. Thank the. Thank the Lord. Thank the Lord. Thank the Lord. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. We worship you, Father. Hallelujah. Tonight there's sister Pat Harrison is here and.
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Yeah.
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A general in the body of Christ. And I've told her anytime you're here, the floor is yours. Time God would have you to do something. So before we go any further, I just want to check you have anything in your heart, because we'll just. We'll just go with what he has. Hallelujah.
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Come on.
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Hallelujah.
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You know, as. As we were worshiping, the Lord just came rolling inside of me. How wonderful it is that we have the privilege to be able to stand here as we desire and worship Him. How wonderful it is there's no one like Him. No, no one like Him. And he is our f. Father. Hallelujah. And I saw.
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We have sang tonight and ministered to the Lord tonight about what's in the room. For he is in the room. And know that when he's in the room, other things are not permitted in the room of his presence. At his presence, the enemies fall and perish. So tonight, just receive the presence that deals with the enemy. Take the attention off of the enemy and on the one who's present in the room.
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He is present in the room.
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Yes.
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His presence is in the room.
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Yes.
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Because he is in the room. First.
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And things will turn so easily when you take your attention off of what's in the room of your life and put it on who's in the room of your life.
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Yes.
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Circumstances may be the what in the room, but they must bow to who is in the room.
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So true. And who is in the room? Jesus and who else?
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The Holy Spirit.
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The Holy Spirit. And they'll put you over every time.
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Every time.
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Every time.
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Every time.
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You just have to learn to yield to him. Yield to him. The reason we don't hear the voice of the Spirit as we should is because we're not listening.
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Come on.
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We're busy, busy. Busy with life, busy with things. Yeah, but the word says that he is with us. Forever. So if he is with us forever and in us forever, then he's in us forever.
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Yes, yes. Yes.
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And his purpose is to have us always and always lead us in wisdom.
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Yes.
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The wisdom of God. Because he is the Spirit of truth, and he is the action behind the Father's will. So anytime he speaks to you, he is speaking to you under authority of what God is saying to him.
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Yes.
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And as you receive that, then in the authority you have been given, you speak it forth and it comes to pass.
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Yes.
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Hallelujah.
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Hallelujah.
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Glory to God.
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Yes.
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It's just that simple, folks.
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Yes.
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Hallelujah. Believers today say they're believers, but I'm considering asking them, are you a believing believer?
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So good.
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Are you a believing believer or just a believer? You know, the storms trying to come into Florida, and I was speaking to someone, and I said, well, as I was praying and speaking to those storms, I thought of you to see how you were doing. And I said, you know, we have authority to speak.
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Yes.
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And I was really shocked in what they said, well, we're just waiting to see what happens. That's not faith, folks. No, that's not faith. You either stand up in faith knowing that what you speak forth in the authority of the name of Jesus happens, or you don't believe it. And if you're going to operate in faith, then the answer would be yes. We're speaking to those storms, and we believe that they must turn, they must dissipate in the name of Jesus.
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Yes.
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Because he's given me authority. Hallelujah. And whatever affects your world, he has given you authority.
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That's exactly right.
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If you don't like your world, change it.
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That's right.
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You have the authority to change it. Quit asking God to change it. He gave you the authority to change it. Hallelujah. So are you a believer or a believing believer?
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So good.
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Hallelujah.
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So good. Hallelujah. The thing I so appreciate about Sister Pat is to learn the things of the Spirit, you have to be around the place where those who know the things of the Spirit, you can't just. You can learn some things through books, but you gotta be in the room and in the place to see it demonstrated and to recognize the flows. And that's one thing I love about Sister Pat's ministry. When she gets up, you're going to sense that. Pay attention. Watch how she moves. Watch how she turns. It's not the person, it's the flow. We're learning the flow. We're learning. You know, we would be in meetings with dad Hagin. And he would do the morning services of prayer, and then he would say, we're by precept and example, teaching. And then we would pray together. And I would completely disobey him in those services because he would sit down to pray, and he'd say, close your eyes. Don't look at me and pray. And I would open my eyes and look at him and pray. Why? Because I want to see what the flow through him looked like. Not to replicate it, but to be instructed. Not trying to imitate it and try to act as he acted, but I wanted to see what the flow looked like flowing through him. Amen. Not because, like I said, I'm trying to do that exact same thing, but I want to recognize how it flows through me. And you have to be around those who know the flow to learn the flow. To learn the flow. Hallelujah. And the Holy Ghost, he brings the flow. Amen. And in these services, we're just going to do whatever he wants to do. And sometimes it just takes time. So we don't just take the service and run off a cliff with it and then can't get it back. But we just take our time. And I appreciate that we're in a place that will let us take the time tonight. Right. Because we don't want to hurry past him. We don't want to hurry past him. Hallelujah. There are some things I have in my heart, but let's just. Let's go there together instead of leaving anybody behind. Amen. We worship you. We worship you, father. We worship you. Sing that again. Surely, goodness, would you. Surely.
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Surely, goodness.
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Surely me. All my days.
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I will dwell in your house forever. Your mercy walk beside me all my way I will dwell in your house forever.
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And bless your holiness.
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Your time will dwell you your house forever. And best your holiness.
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Hallelujah. Praise the lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Hallelujah. Ms. Leanne, can I ask you, do you have something in your heart, So.
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Used to following the leader, saying, do you have it?
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I've got it. I've got it.
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I'm the same way. Because Ed would tell me, and I'd say, no, I don't. He said, yes, you do. So I don't ask because I think you don't.
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Oh, let's just worship a little more.
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Oh, we love you, Lord. Oh, we worship you. Oh, we worship you. Oh, yes, Lord, we worship you. We worship you. We worship you. We worship you. We worship. We worship you. Hallelujah.
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Glory, glory, glory. Well, as Pastor Nancy was talking. Something had come up in my heart, and I thought, well, Lord, if you want me to share it, then you tell her. And so is it okay if I tell a story? Should they stand or sit? Why don't you sit down? Because I'd want to sit down.
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I.
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You know, I was over the prayer program at Rhema for many years, and God had dealt with me about making some changes to the prayer program. And I talked a little bit about it last week, but this particular time, it was such large changes that I wanted to make sure I was making right decisions. At that time, we didn't have prayer leaders over the prayer group groups, and God had dealt with me that we were supposed to have leaders over the group now. And so God had instructed me because I was like, well, lord, who are the leaders? And he said, I want you to go to your office, sit down at your desk, pull out the employee list, and I'm going to direct you of whose leaders supposed to lead a prayer group. And he said, and then others will rise up in your heart, and then I want you to contact all of them. So I did. There was about 70 of them. And so I called them all, and I began to have them come in, and I began to train on prayer and praying in a prayer group and how God was instructing us. And I'll never forget this one particular evening. I told them, I said, guys, I don't want to make a mistake in the prayer program. We have so many prayer focuses that we cover. We have so much that we're covering. We want to make sure that we're doing what the spirit of God wants us to do. And I said, so help me pray, because I want to make sure that I'm hearing clear. So I was standing at the podium like this, and nobody was up standing Every. All the 70 of them were setting out in the auditorium at the prayer and healing center. And we began to pray. And I prayed a prayer in English, and then I began to pray in the Spirit. And as I began to pray in the Spirit, I. I thought somebody had come up to pray beside me because I felt a breeze on my left side. And so I opened my eyes and thought, who's come up here to pray with me? And I looked around, and I did a turn around the whole place, and I didn't see anybody. So I thought, well. And I thought, is there a vent up there? And there wasn't. And I thought, you know, I just kept praying. Then all of a sudden, I felt a breeze on my Right side. Just like, somebody walked by you real fast. And so I thought, I'm going to catch him in the act. I'm opening my eyes fast. And nobody was moving. They were all with their heads bowed, just praying in the Spirit. And I was like, father, what is going on? So I just continued to pray. And then all of a sudden, I felt at the podium that someone had entered the room. And whoever it was, whoo, boy, did it feel good. See, I'm Pentecostal to the roots, all right. I was saved at six in a Pentecostal church and filled with the Holy Ghost the same night. And so I like feelings. I know we don't go by them, but when they happen, aren't they awesome? And so I just felt his presence. And. And I was like, now, wait a minute, Lord, is that you, or is that an angel who's here? And so he didn't. Whoever it was, didn't say anything, but, boy, did it feel good. And so I stopped all the prayer groups or all the leaders. I go, guys, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I wasn't Mike. So I had to get pretty loud. And finally they all stopped. And they looked at me like, what are you stopping us for? And I said, guys. And I told him, I felt a breeze on the left and on the right. And there's somebody here. Does anybody in here know who's here? And they just looked at me. I thought, oh, my. I said, well, let's just go back to praying in the Spirit again. How many of you know the things of God are not supposed to be hard? The things of the Spirit are easy for us. Are we spirit beings? Yes. We have a legal right to operate in that realm. Thank God. And thank God we're not alone. The Spirit of God is in us. Amen. And so I said, well, let's just pray. Whoever it is, maybe they're going to speak to one of you or maybe to me. We'll find out. So we closed our eyes, bowed our heads, began to pray in the Spirit. And all of a sudden, he began to speak. Well, I knew that voice. And when he spoke, he said to me. He said it so loud and clear. He said, my stamp of approval is upon the prayer program here at Rhema. Well, it was Jesus. I was like, oh, and I'm here and right. He's got his stamp on it. And then he paused. And I thought, why is he pausing? I couldn't see him. I could only hear him and sense him. And then it dawned on me. Oh, everybody. And then I told them all what he said because I didn't tell him. So I just told him, I'm so glad God uses all of us. Aren't you glad all of us have all kinds of different personalities? Right. Mine can be a little kooky at times, and because I can get so wrapped up into his presence that I forget, wait a minute. Are they hearing what he's saying? So he said that. He paused. I told them. Then he said another sentence. I said what he said. He said something else. I said what he said. And then all of a sudden, a spirit of prayer fell in the auditorium. You know what that means, right? Just an attitude of prayer. I mean, this presence of God. I mean, I didn't say, let's pray. They were praying. They were praying in the spirit. I couldn't stop them if I wanted to. And they. And because I love to pray and have been raised in a praying family and home, it wasn't long to where I went over to this side of the auditorium, and I got caught up praying with them. And then all of a sudden, I got mad. He thought, well, aren't you spiritual? Well, sometimes not so spiritual. Because I just got aggravated because I left the podium. Jesus was standing at the podium. Why those prayers? Why did I get off going with with them? He was here, and I stood. I couldn't stop them if I wanted to. So I stood back and I crossed my arms, and I was just disgusted with myself. Why did I leave the podium? And then I looked at the back door of the auditorium. I thought, well, somebody's late coming in. Who is it? And I watched the door open wide, and I saw this man in a white robe come in, and he came down the back, and then he came down the middle aisle, and he was smiling at me really big. And when he got to the podium, he tilted his head to me like that, and he said, leanne, the same manner in which I came into this room tonight is the same manner in which I live in you always. And I go, what he said, the same manner in which I came into this room tonight is the same manner in which I live in you always. And just like that, I couldn't see him with my natural eyes anymore, but he was still there. And I was like, oh, God, I finally got it. You're with me always. How many of you know he's always with us? He's never leaving us, never forsaking us, but he's with us. And right now, he is in this room. Jesus, our Lord, Jesus, our healer, our Savior, our deliverer, our soon coming King. Glory to God. He's here. Lift your hands with me.
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Oh, we worship you. Oh, we worship you. Quick up. God Jehovah. We worship you. We worship you. Oh, we worship you. Jesus, you're here.
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You're here.
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You're here.
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You're so tangible to us. And we're so thankful, sir, that we know you, that you live on the inside of us by your spirit. We love you, Father. We worship you. How many of you know? He's very much alive. He's very much alive and he's working in this meeting tonight. Amen. If you believe it, lift your hands and just shout.
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Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. We worship you. We worship you. We worship you. We worship you. Hallelujah. We love you. We love you. We love you.
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We worship you. We worship you. We worship you. I think that's it. We worship you.
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You know, there's. You can receive from the Lord. He has different ways of ministering through his Word, being taught through testimony, through praise and worship, but also meeting needs just by being in the place of his presence, in manifestation.
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Right.
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And so people can say sometimes, well, I thought I was going to hear a sermon. You know, I love what my husband used to say. He said, some services are a demonstrated sermon, not a taught sermon or a preached sermon. Those we need. But he said, sometimes it's just a demonstration. Amen. And that's as much the word amen. Ms. Janet Bresee, can I call on you to come on up and whatever's in your heart. Ed used to say, nancy, you have something? I go, no, no, I'm checking. There's no, no, I'm checking. Like, really shallow, but I'm checking. No, no, no. And he'd go, yes, you do. And I. The first several times I argued, no, no. Nicely argued, no. And he'd say, yes, you do. And when I would come and take the mic. So we learned that. Amen. That you have to step on out. Come on, Ms. Janet. How are you, love? So good to see you. Whatever's in your heart, sing it, say it, preach it, tell it, lay it, whatever.
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Hallelujah. I'm one of those church girls.
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Where'd you go?
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There you are. Born again when I was four. Filled with the Holy Ghost when I was eight. Raised in a pastor's home. So I grew up, grew up in the church. But, you know, we all have a time that you kind of have a come to Jesus meeting where, you know, after I grew up. Then what you know, I'm born again. But then what? Went to Bible school. Knew I was called. Ever since I was. I can remember the night that the call came to me. I was about 10 years old. I knew I would grow up, I would marry a minister and we would travel the nations. So how did you know it? I don't know, but I knew it. Knew it.
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And that.
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That knowing kept me. That knowing kept me. I stayed very focused in school, in high school, in college, because I knew. I knew that there was a call on my life. I didn't know the whole plan. I didn't see it from the end to the beginning, the beginning to the end. But I knew that. I knew God had a plan. In all my life, I put my trust in Him. What is faith? It's putting our faith, our trust in Him. When you can't see, you don't know what to do or where to go, what to do next. We put our faith and our trust in Him. There's a song I grew up singing, and I still sing it today.
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Tis so sweet.
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To trust in Jesus.
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Just to take you at your word Just to rest upon your promise Just to know Thus saith the Lord oh Jesus, Jesus, how I trust you. I've proved you all and all and over again Jesus, Jesus Pray precious Jesus oh for grace to trust you more. Hallelujah.
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We put our trust in you Lord we put our trust in you Our trust is in you My tomorrow My trust is in you My trust is in you Dear Lord, we thank you. We thank you that you never leave us or forsake us that you watch over your word to perform it. My trust is in you My trust is in your word and we thank you for it. I'm so glad I learned to trust Him.
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Precious Jesus Savior oh my friend and I know.
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That thou art with me.
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Will be with me to the end oh Jesus, Jesus how I trust you how prove you are and and all Jesus, Jesus Precious Jesus oh for him to trust you more Jesus, Jesus how I trust you How I prove you are and are Jesus Jesus precious Jesus O. To trust you.
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Hallelujah.
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Hallelujah. In services like this, I just keep my antenna up to see what next. What next. And when she started talking about what she knew about the call of God on her life, it kept her. And when she said that, God said to me, I want you to minister to the ministers. I'm going to to ask Sister Pat, would you help me minister to the ministers? Okay. You're currently a Pastor. Or you're currently in a full time traveling capacity and that's basically how you make your living. Okay. I so appreciate that people serve their pastor and their local church because that is a valid ministry. But at this time we just want those who are in the pastoral office or a full time traveling minister. And if you want to be ministered to. What is this? Romans, chapter 1, verse 11. Paul said, I long to see you that I may impart to you to the end that you be established. It will nourish the mantle. It will. It'll just. Impartations are needed. They're needed. And so we want to do that. If I could ask you, if that's you, raise your hands. I want to see how many we're dealing with. Hallelujah. Quite a few. Quite a few. So, okay, basically those that are on the front, you can just step forward if you want to be ministered to in this way. And then the others, if you would just go to the side aisles. Those just these two side aisles just step out. They have Hallelujah. And I'm going to ask Sister Pat, come on up here. I'll follow you. I'll follow you.
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You. Thank you.
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Thank you, Jesus. You know, when the Spirit of the Lord desires.
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Microphone.
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When the spirit of the Lord desires to have hands laid on you, it's. It's important that you open yourself to receive that which he has for you.
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Yes.
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And as Pastor Nancy and I lay hands on you, there is an anointing that will flow through you. But you have to receive it.
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Yes.
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For it to be effective. So be open, be receptive and receive what God is giving you tonight.
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Yes.
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Hallelujah.
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Hallelujah.
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Praise you, Jesus.
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Just go ahead, ahead. I'll follow you.
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Anointing.
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Flow.
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Anointing.
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Yes.
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It.
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Sa. Jesus. Jesus. Satan. Sa. Jesus.
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All the way through. Ah, yes. I love you, jesus. I love you, jesus. You don't take lightly.
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Yes.
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The things that God is doing. It's for purpose.
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Yes.
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It'S for purpose. Haha. Oh yes.
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Yes.
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The presence. The presence. The presence. The presence of the living God. Hallelujah. It's the presence that you entertain in your life. The presence of the living God that's going to cause you to stand strong. To stand strong in his word. Now is the day to stand strong on what his word says. That's what he's saying to us. Now is the day to stand strong. And in that strength you will begin to move more in the anointing than I have called in the place I have Placed you, huh? And in that anointing, you will see miracles, signs, and wonders and things you've never experienced in the spirit before. But it's in my presence, dwelling in my room with me, where the strength comes. And it will begin to flow. Ha ha ha ha. It will begin to flow.
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Flow.
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And it will begin to flow as never before. So you must dwell in my room, in my presence. And there you will see. You will see what I have said. Uh huh. And it shall surely be.
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Oh, busta.
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A move like never before. Because it's by my spirit, don't you see? Not by man's works and not how man thinks it should be, but it's by my spirit. So get in the flow, in the room with me in my presence.
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And.
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Flow as I intend. Ha. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. You know, I've heard people say, well, you know, used to we just had to move the spirit. And I wish we had those days again. I don't. I've grown past that, and you should have, too.
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Good.
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I've grown past that, and you should have, too. Y', all, this is a day that the spirit of God is moving, and he's moving as he wills, as I say. Ha ha. So it's not about yesteryear. It's about today. I am now. He says I am now. I am not. I was, I might be, could be, but I am. And he's moving. And he's calling you to be in the room with him because that's where things begin to happen. And then what do you do?
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You.
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You go out and you act out and do just what happened. Just what happened. That's the way he intends. That's the way he intends. Thank you, jesus.
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Thank you, jesus.
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Thank you, jesus.
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Thank you, jesus.
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Thank you, jesus.
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Oh.
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Yes, Lord. They will be obedient to your call. Yes, Lord. They will be obedient to your call.
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All.
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Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
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Hallelujah.
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Thank you, Jesus. Praise the lord.
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Praise the lord.
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Praise.
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Praise the lord jesus. Hallelujah. I just have something unusual in my heart. Sister Billy Brim, of course. Billy's boy is over there. And she's getting ready for her own prayer conference next week.
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That's right.
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And. But she's been watching and she's been texting, and I so love it. I love hearing the stories. I love Miss Billy. Oh, I love Miss Billy. But as I was sitting here, it came into my heart. He has something for Billy. And it seems to me about her future. You have that in your heart to deliver that.
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My stick.
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This should.
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I heard this by the spirit. That which I have established, Billy, and that which I said would be has not changed. So therefore it shall be. It doesn't matter what's going on around, because I have established this. And it is sound. So you speak. It is sound. And you speak. God has surrounded that which he has said. Aha. And it cannot be moved. It cannot be moved. You lay whole. You stand firm and say, it is sound. It is sound.
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Yes.
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Hallelujah.
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Hallelujah.
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Let's take a minute. Let's lift up our hands and pray in the spirit for Sister Billy. Father, we lift up the plan for Sister Billy through Sister Billy. We lift it up. We join our faith to it.
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Yes.
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Yes. Manja. Motoria. Motoria. Motoria motorier. Thank you, Father. Thank you, Father. Thank you, Father. Hallelujah. I want to encourage you, if you're not already, pray about becoming a partner with Billye Brim. If you're not already. That's what comes in my heart. People need to.
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Yeah.
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Yeah. Hallelujah. I know many probably are in here, but praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. The Lord is good. The Lord is good. We worship you, Father. Is that all?
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You clear?
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You clear? Okay. If you came tonight, and tonight is the last night you can be here, and you came to have hands laid on you for healing, we want to make sure we take the time to minister to you. So this is not a general call, because on Thursday night we'll minister to anyone who needs healing. But this is for those who cannot be here tomorrow night or Thursday. And you say, I came to have hands laid on me. So if you would raise your hand if that's you. And let me see. Okay. Those of you that have your hands raised, come on up here, if you would. Congregation, go ahead and stand with us to your feet. How many of you say we're going to join our faith with theirs? Hallelujah. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father. We glorify you. If you would just take a step forward toward me, that'd be great. We want to give the ushers enough room to work. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Those of you. Those of you that are up here, raise your hand. Let your heart agree with these words as you repeat them after me. Say, when hands are laid on me, the healing power of God will go into my body. It will drive out pain and symptoms, sickness and disease, and I shall be whole. I receive it. With my spirit right now. In Jesus name. Congregation, reach out your hands toward these. We thank you, Father. We thank you, Father. Behold. Oh, there it go. Oh, in Jesus name. Behold. Oh, there it goes, love. There it goes. In Jesus name. Behold, there goes. Thank you, Father. That power is working in me.
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Thank you.
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Working in me now. It's working in me now.
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Working in me now.
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It's working in me now.
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Oh, there's it.
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I receive it now.
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There goes. We thank you. Let me get on this side. Hallelujah.
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Hallelujah.
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Be whole. In his name. We thank you, Father. What was the matter with you, love?
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I have a tumor in her quadriplegic bones.
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Uhuh. Is it a cancerous tumor?
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Yeah.
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We speak to that cancer.
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You die.
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In Jesus name. You take your hands off his body. And Father, we believe you. For restoration. We thank you. We thank you for wholeness. In Jesus name. We thank you for it, Father. We thank you for it, Father. Father, I pray for that anointing going into this cloth. When it's laid upon their body, it will drive out pain and sickness, sickness and disease. And they shall be whole. Father, I thank you for. There it goes in love. There goes in. There it goes in. We thank you. Oh, there it goes. There it goes in. There it goes in. We thank you, Father. Behold, there you. There it goes, love. There.
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There it goes. I receive it now.
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Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Those of you who had hands laid on you. Do something you couldn't do. Move it around. Give action to that anointed.
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Amen.
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We're not checking to see if it worked, but we're action in line with what we've received. Hallelujah. It's working. It's working. It's working. Hallelujah. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Hallelujah. We trust you've enjoyed this message. Visit us@DefrainMinistries.org to learn of our upcoming meetings, share your testimony, become a partner, or visit our online store. This program has been made possible by the friends and partners of Dufresne Ministries.
Podcast: Dufresne Ministries Podcast
Episode: Holy Ghost Service | Nancy Dufresne | Collinsville, Oklahoma | JTH Crusades 2024 | Tuesday PM
Date: October 14, 2024
Host: Pastor Nancy Dufresne & Guests (Pat Harrison, Leanne, Janet Bresee)
This dynamic Holy Ghost service centers on creating space for the presence and ministry of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Nancy Dufresne, joined by esteemed ministers including Sister Pat Harrison, Leanne, and Janet Bresee, emphasizes yielding to the Spirit, recognizing His presence, walking in spiritual authority, and ministering impartations, encouragement, and healing.
Nancy Dufresne opens by urging the congregation to "settle back in the flow" of what God has for the night, emphasizing that the service is God's opportunity to minister.
The atmosphere is saturated with worship, creating a space for the Spirit to move.
Pat Harrison highlights the privilege of standing and worshiping God freely.
"It’s our opportunity to receive, but it’s His opportunity to minister." — Nancy Dufresne (00:10)
"How wonderful it is there’s no one like Him… And He is our Father." — Pat Harrison (01:31)
Reflects on how the presence of God drives out the enemy from our midst.
Attention should shift from circumstances ("what's in the room") to Jesus and the Holy Spirit ("who's in the room").
Pat Harrison challenges believers to not just call themselves believers but be “believing believers”—active in faith and exercising spiritual authority.
"Circumstances may be the 'what' in the room, but they must bow to who is in the room." — Nancy Dufresne (03:46)
"You have the authority to change [your world]. Quit asking God to change it. He gave you the authority to change it." — Pat Harrison (07:01)
Nancy shares that spiritual things are best learned not only through books but by being present where spiritual things are demonstrated; observing more seasoned ministers in action helps others recognize the Spirit’s flow in themselves.
"You have to be around those who know the flow to learn the flow." — Nancy Dufresne (09:27)
Leanne shares a personal story from her time leading the prayer program at Rhema: experiencing tangible breezes, sensing Jesus’ presence, and learning that He is present with us always—teaching the congregation to expect and recognize His reality.
"The same manner in which I came into this room tonight is the same manner in which I live in you always." — Leanne (21:41)
Nancy Dufresne notes that sometimes services are not about preaching but are “demonstrated sermons”—allowing for God’s presence to minister powerfully.
"Some services are a demonstrated sermon, not a taught sermon or a preached sermon. Those we need. But sometimes it’s just a demonstration. Amen." — Nancy Dufresne (24:24)
Janet Bresee shares her journey of being called to ministry from childhood, emphasizing the importance of knowing you’re called and trusting God without having to know every detail.
"That knowing kept me… I knew God had a plan. In all my life, I put my trust in Him." — Janet Bresee (26:36)
Leads into a classic hymn, "’Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus," reinforcing the message of trust.
Nancy, prompted by the Spirit, initiates a time of impartation to those in full-time ministry (pastors and traveling ministers), referencing Romans 1:11: imparting to establish and nourish mantles.
"Impartations are needed. They're needed." — Nancy Dufresne (32:15)
Pat Harrison explains the importance of being receptive during the laying on of hands, emphasizing the need to be open and ready to receive the anointing.
"As Pastor Nancy and I lay hands on you, there is an anointing that will flow through you. But you have to receive it for it to be effective." — Pat Harrison (34:26)
Prophetic encouragement ensues, calling for ministers to dwell in God’s presence for new strength, miracles, and a fresh move of God.
"It’s the presence that you entertain in your life... that’s going to cause you to stand strong." — Pat Harrison (40:28)
The team prays and prophesies over Billye Brim, affirming that God’s original promises and plans for her are "sound" and unchangeable.
"That which I have established, Billy, and that which I said would be has not changed. So therefore it shall be." — Pat Harrison (48:26)
Nancy invites those needing healing who cannot attend later services. She instructs them to agree in faith as they receive prayer and the laying on of hands.
There is specific ministry for a person with a tumor; authority is demonstrated by speaking directly to the illness and declaring healing.
"We speak to that cancer. You die in Jesus’ name. You take your hands off his body. And Father, we believe you for restoration." — Nancy Dufresne (57:19)
The service closes with an encouragement for those healed to act on their faith by moving or doing something they couldn’t do before.
The service is heartfelt, expectant, and reverent—marked by deep faith in the miraculous, spontaneity in following the Spirit’s direction, and an encouraging, familial warmth among ministers and congregation.
For those who could not attend or listen, this episode is a testament to the power of slowing down, listening, and receiving from the Holy Spirit—whether through teaching, testimony, worship, impartation, or healing ministry.