Episode Overview

Title: Location, Location, Location | Lindsay Roberts | Ladies Conference '19
Podcast: Dufresne Ministries Podcast
Speaker: Lindsay Roberts
Date: October 3, 2019
Event: World Harvest Church, Murrieta, CA

This episode features Lindsay Roberts speaking at a Ladies Conference, focusing on the spiritual principle of "Location, Location, Location." With humor, transparency, and bold faith, Lindsay explores how God moves us through internal "locations"—from trauma and drama towards total recovery and spiritual authority. She encourages listeners to shift their mindset, "move" spiritually, control their thoughts and words, and claim all God has promised, no matter their circumstances.

Key Themes & Discussion Points

Divine Shifts & "Getting Unstuck"

[00:16 – 08:16]

• Lindsay opens by sharing how God interrupted her prepared message and gave her a powerful vision: as Nancy Dufresne sang "You're My Healer," Lindsay saw angels depositing healing—particularly healing for mental "frames" where people felt stuck by trauma, drama, or significant life events.
• She sets up the session with the intention to guide people from trauma, through drama, into total recovery:

  “Sometimes I get stuck in a frame of mind, and only the Holy Spirit can unstick that thing.” (Lindsay, 00:54)

• Worship and prophetic ministry follow, emphasizing God's role as both a “heart fixer and a mind regulator.”

God's Healing for Hearts & Minds

[06:15 – 09:28]

• Lindsay highlights God's ability to heal emotional and mental wounds:

  “God is fixing broken hearts. He's fixing them physically, emotionally, spiritually. He's touching your mind... God sees everything. And he's your heart fixer and your mind regulator.” (Lindsay, 08:16)

• She draws a parallel to PTSD in the military, underscoring the spiritual source of trauma and God's sufficiency for recovery.

The Spiritual Principle of "Location, Location, Location"

[09:28 – 22:00]

• Drawing from the story of Monopoly's creator, Lindsay underscores how vision, creativity, and perspective—regardless of natural circumstances—can produce breakthrough.

  “If we let our broken heart and broken thoughts rule our lives, we're operating from the outside in instead of the inside out. You just took your crown, you just put it down, and now you're back in the world without your throne.” (Lindsay, 11:25)

• She introduces three key biblical "locations":

  1. The Garden of Eden – Place of perfect provision, lost but symbolic of God’s intention.
  2. Canaan (The Promised Land) – Covenant and blessing, also lost in the natural, but its principle is enduring.
  3. Heaven on Earth – Jesus’ promised reality for believers now.

• Main point: These physical locations may be historically inaccessible, but the spirit and principle behind them—abundance, covenant, intimacy with God—are accessible through faith and a shift in thinking.

The Power of Mind Renewal and Words

[22:00 – 47:00]

• Lindsay unpacks the importance of renewing the mind, referencing Isaiah 26:3 and Psalm 103. She challenges passive Christian thinking and emphasizes "mind control"—not as manipulation, but as taking intentional spiritual authority.

  “We have a Bible right to renew our mind daily with the word of God. We have the mind of Christ and ... a command to take control of our mind, our will and our emotions.” (Lindsay, 24:45)

• Addressing traditions and the danger of being "conformed to this world" (Proverbs 4; Romans 12), she urges transformation through the Word.
• She gives a humorous illustration about following the wrong GPS, likening it to following wrong spiritual advice and ending up lost.

The Scales of Justice and Divine Vengeance

[47:00 – 52:30]

• Lindsay discusses the biblical concept of justice and vengeance—not as human revenge, but as God's promise to make wrongs right:

  “Vengeance is not revenge... it is avenging God's people with a recompense of reward.” (Lindsay, 51:10)

  • She teaches that praying for recompense is appropriate and not vengeful but believing God to restore any loss or harm.
  • Homework: Study Romans 12:19 (“Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord. I will repay.”).

The Weightiness of Words and Spiritual Duct Tape

[52:30 – 60:00]

• With humor, Lindsay shares the practical power of controlling words:
  • Bee Gees Reference: “Talk in everlasting words and dedicate them all to me... Words are all I have to take your heart away.” (from “Words” by the Bee Gees)
  • She recommends using "spiritual duct tape" to “zip your lip” until our words line up with God's Word:

    “If you can't say something scriptural... zip your lip and don't say anything at all. Duct tape it, baby. Stick it closed.” (Lindsay, 53:45)

• She illustrates the creative, prophetic power of words—how what we repeatedly say becomes our reality.

  “You are a self-fulfilling prophet.” (Lindsay, 56:00)

Moving from Trauma and Drama to Total Recovery

[60:00 – 65:00]

• Drawing on David's story (“David recovered it all”), Lindsay asserts that Christianity is not meant to be "almost" victorious but fully.
• She humorously reflects on external expectations and people-pleasing, exhorting listeners to be "God-pleasers" anchored in their own spiritual authority.
• She emphasizes that comparison to others’ standards is unhelpful—our measure is the Word of God.
• The talk concludes with a challenge:

  “Put on your crown, sit down, zip your lip, and the only thing that proceeds out of your mouth is the word of God.” (Lindsay, 62:40)

• She prays that listeners would receive divine inspiration, see their "finish line" in faith, and "start at the finish line"—believing for God's best, total recovery, and a prosperous journey.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Lindsay’s vision:

  “I saw as you were singing that literally angels were coming down, bringing in healings and depositing them.” (Lindsay, 00:38)

• On getting unstuck:

  “Today's the day to get unstuck. Because God is your heart fixer and your mind regulator.” (Lindsay, 08:16)

• On Monopoly and creativity:

  “He was broke, fired, unemployed... and he made a million dollars. Why? Because he allowed himself to think about location, location, location.” (Lindsay, 10:54)

• On the promised lands—then and now:

  “The garden may have been closed for business, but God isn't. The garden may not be there anymore, but God still is.” (Lindsay, 15:21)

• On the inside-out principle:

  “We do not live outside in, we live inside out.” (Lindsay, 24:21)

• Advice on words:

  “If you can't say something scriptural... zip your lip and don't say anything at all. Duct tape it, baby.” (Lindsay, 53:45)

• On prosperity:

  “If you are offended by my prosperity, then you're offended by like a gadillion scriptures in the Bible. Because prosperity means a successful journey on the road of life.” (Lindsay, 61:45)

• Final charge:

  “Put on your crown, sit down, zip your lip, and the only thing that proceeds out of your mouth is the word of God.” (Lindsay, 62:40)

Important Timestamps

• [00:16]: Lindsay’s vision; prophetic setup
• [02:32 – 06:30]: "You’re My Healer" worship and angelic healing imagery
• [08:16]: Today's the day to get "unstuck"
• [09:28]: Introduction to the “Location, Location, Location" principle
• [11:25]: The story of Monopoly and vision for change
• [15:21]: The garden is gone, but God remains; spiritual implications
• [22:00]: Mind renewal, Psalm 103, and living from the inside out
• [24:45]: The Bible’s command to "take control" of the mind
• [47:00]: Justice, vengeance, and recompense—God’s response to wrongs
• [53:45]: "Spiritual duct tape" and the creative force of words
• [60:00]: Personal stories about people-pleasing and standards
• [61:45]: On biblical prosperity vs. public opinion
• [65:00]: Final prayer for inspiration, revelation, and stepping into God’s "finish line"
• [65:50+]: Outro/closing housekeeping (skip)

Actionable Insights & Takeaways

• Shift your Spiritual Location: Don’t get stuck in past trauma or loss—God calls you to step into faith for total recovery.
• Renew your Mind: Take responsibility for your thoughts and emotions—live from the inside out, setting your mind on God’s promises.
• Guard your Words: Use “spiritual duct tape” if necessary; only speak what aligns with God’s Word.
• Expect Divine Restitution: It’s not wrong to believe God for restoration of all that’s been lost or broken—He is your Avenger and Rewarder.
• Be a God-Pleaser, Not a People-Pleaser: Anchor your identity and authority in God, not external validation or comparison.
• See the Finish Line: Ask God for a vision and start taking steps of faith from that future reality.

This energizing and empowering message from Lindsay Roberts leaves listeners challenged and equipped to take spiritual responsibility, move forward in faith, and expect God’s best—starting from the inside out.