Transcript
A (0:00)
Hi, I'm Nancy Dufresne. Welcome to our podcast channel. We know you'll be blessed by today's message. Hallelujah. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Through the storm, through the night. You're never by yourself. It's all together with him. It's all together. He's not the author of everything, but he's together with you in everything. And that changes the outcome of everything. Amen. Hallelujah. Just lift up your hands and let's worship. Father, we thank you. We worship you. We worship you. We worship you. Just lift up your voice and let's just sing in the Holy Ghost on your mics, if you would. Just sing in the Holy Ghost.
B (1:03)
Ram, ram.
A (2:08)
Saba, come here, if you would. Ms. Reba. Just come up here by me. Come up here by me. Hallelujah. We'll just go with what the little bits we got. What you got?
B (2:40)
You know, I was the green one on. Yeah, I was. There you go. I was thinking about the miracle of this place that is both library and laboratory, that the riches of the ancient wisdom dwells among us sometimes. I love. Love libraries, especially like an English library. I love it. Oh, my goodness. I could just pull up a bed.
A (3:11)
Sleep in it, right?
B (3:12)
Sleep there, eat there, have my tea and whatever you have. Cornbread, something. But I was thinking about how that we have the wealth, you know, with the legacy of dad Hagin. He walks these halls. I don't mean that in a weird way, but the spirit of the man is alive in this place. The message alive.
A (3:37)
It's here.
B (3:38)
He visits often, I promise. But I was thinking about the laboratory part of this house, how that God is doing a new thing. And I know we. We say phrases like that without really realizing.
A (3:51)
It's.
B (3:51)
It's a new thing, Apostle. It's a new thing that God's doing in you. You are his laboratory right now. I. I love watching you evolve and grow and mature the two of you, but it's such a new thing. It's like you're living in the laboratory. I saw the Lord over the. And what are those beakers? Is that what you call them? That you're. You're switching from one thing to another? And the Lord was having the best time over the two of you because there was this switch going on between the two of you, but he. It was like the Lord was a chemist over. And I don't even know what all that means, but maybe you do. But I'm just so thrilled to be a part of something that's not Stuck in the laboratory or the library. So good that we can embrace both. That we, you know, even in our music. I was thinking today I want to talk to you about something. An idea I have about. About distribution for the record. What I love. We have psalms, hymns and spiritual songs here. So many places you go. It's the newfound gadget. It's the fog machines, the lights, and that's fine, Shundo, do that if that's what God told you to do. But what I love here, we'll pull out. I love it that David and Mr. Tony will pull out an old hym ancient hymn. They'll reach back into the library, but they're not afraid to say, cindy, get up here and sing a song that we've never heard before and let it be the laboratory for a minute. That's all I got.
