Podcast Summary
Podcast: Jesus the Healer w/ Nancy Dufresne Audio Podcast
Episode: 892 | In Christ I Can, Part 132
Release Date: December 2, 2025
Host: Nancy Dufresne (Dufresne Ministries)
Episode Overview
In this episode, Nancy Dufresne continues her "In Christ I Can" series (Part 132), focusing on the power of acknowledging what God has provided for us in Christ. She explores the importance of revelation, the role of angels in healing ministry, and how faith becomes effective through speaking and acknowledging the Word. Nancy underscores that believers are not just to passively possess what Christ has done but to actively partake and manifest those blessings—especially healing and provision—by acknowledging them specifically in daily life.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Power Is Present: Receive Where You Are
- Main Point: God's healing power is always present, wherever you are—even in a hospital bed (00:10).
- Nancy exhorts: “Say, I receive that power. I receive that power right now from the top of my head to the soles of my feet.” (00:23)
- Insight: Need isn't about striving; it's about acceptance and receiving what’s already provided through Christ.
2. Value of Revelation over Routine
- Main Point: While prayer is important, revelation from the Word is crucial for meeting needs (01:58).
- “When revelation of the Word comes, needs are met.”
- Role of Prayer: Prayer positions believers to receive revelation but action must follow insight.
3. Who We Are in Christ: The End of Struggle
- Key Principle: Understanding identity in Christ ends struggle because every need is met in Him (02:55).
- "When we find out who we are in Christ, the struggle is over."
- Best Life: All provision, help, and supply are “put in Christ” for us to receive.
4. Acknowledging Christ in Us: Model from Jesus
- Example: Jesus declared, “My Father in me, he does the works,” illustrating how we should acknowledge Christ in us (04:12).
- Believers should declare: “Christ is in me. The greater One is in me. The Holy Ghost is in me. I'm in Christ Jesus. He’s in me, and He’s working through me.” (04:53)
5. A Story of Angels Assigned for Healing
- Testimony: Nancy shares her husband's vision where he saw 100 angels assigned to assist in his healing ministry (06:10).
- She clarifies: “Are angels healers? No, Jesus is the healer, but they cooperate with the healer.” (08:02)
- OT Example: Reference to the angel stirring the waters at Bethesda in John 5—healing as God’s advertisement to humanity of His love (09:17).
- Angelic Ministry: Angels are “ministering spirits sent forth to minister for those who shall be heirs of salvation” (Hebrews 1:14) (11:30).
6. Continuation and Transfer of Ministry
- After Her Husband’s Passing: 50 of the angels stayed with Nancy for her ministry; 50 were assigned to other ministers (17:00).
- “If you’ll be faithful with the 50 that work with you, then more will come.” (18:09)
- How to Be Faithful: By talking about them, thereby giving them permission to work (18:45).
7. The Principle of Acknowledging to Activate
- What You Acknowledge, Flows: Both positively and negatively; whatever you rehearse, speak, or dwell on comes into motion in your life (20:10).
- "What you acknowledge works for you. What you fail to acknowledge won't work for you." (19:55)
- Practical Direction: Rather than acknowledge pain, lack, or offense, focus on healing, love, provision, and the Spirit’s guidance (22:02).
8. The Role of Words and Specificity
- Scripture Reference: Philemon 1:6 — faith becomes effective “by the acknowledging of every good thing which is in you in Christ Jesus.” (24:33)
- “It’s not enough to possess it; we must partake by acknowledging it.”
- Be Specific: Don’t just generally thank God for healing; declare where and what you need specifically (e.g., “healing in my heart, my back, my joints”). (25:57)
- “God’s healing power can’t just land anywhere. Faith needs to be specific.”
9. Mind and Meditation: Guarding Acknowledgment
- Watch Your Meditation: What you think about is what you’re acknowledging. Meditate on the Word, not the problem (Joshua 1:8). (26:32)
- Personal Example: Nancy shares being corrected by God for focusing on an unnecessary burden, at the expense of fellowship with Him (26:50).
- “You can think about that if you want, but you have to give up fellowship with Me.” (27:07)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- “When we have revelation, we can just act on what the Word says, and we can receive needs met by revelation that comes.” – Nancy Dufresne (01:58)
- “Jesus said, ‘My Father in me, He does the works.’ …When you get up in the morning, you’re authorized to say: Today, my Father in me, He does the works.” (04:10)
- “Are angels healers? No, Jesus is the healer, but they cooperate with the healer. They cooperate with healing power.” (08:02)
- “Healing is God’s advertisement to the world that He loves them.” (09:56)
- “What you acknowledge works for you. What you fail to acknowledge won’t work for you.” (19:55)
- “The more we acknowledge something, the greater it will flow. …Acknowledge what you want in your life, and not what will trouble your life.” (21:33)
- “The part of the Word that we acknowledge is the part of the Word we’re partaking of.” (23:10)
- “Your faith has to be communicated. Your faith has to be heard.” (24:50)
- “God’s healing power can’t just land anywhere. Anywhere. We need to be specific. Faith needs to be specific.” (25:57)
- “What you’re acknowledging, that’s what you’re fellowshipping with.” (26:40)
- “Let’s not live with any need unmet. Let’s live as rich as we are.” (27:00)
Timestamps of Important Segments
- 00:10 – Opening declaration of healing power’s presence.
- 01:58 – The importance of revelation vs. mere prayer.
- 04:10 – Jesus as a model for acknowledging God within.
- 06:10 – Story: 100 angels assigned to Nancy’s husband’s ministry.
- 09:56 – “Healing is God’s advertisement to the world…”
- 11:30 – Angels as ministering spirits (Hebrews 1:14).
- 17:00 – Transition of angels after her husband’s passing.
- 19:55 – What you acknowledge, flows (both good and bad).
- 22:02 – Acknowledging positive spiritual realities, not offenses.
- 24:33 – Philemon 1:6 and the power of specific acknowledgment.
- 25:57 – The need to be specific in faith for healing and needs.
- 26:40 – Meditation and its connection to acknowledgment.
- 27:00 – Living out of spiritual riches in Christ.
Final Thoughts
Nancy Dufresne’s teaching in this episode is both practical and inspiring, equipping believers to more actively receive and experience all that Christ has provided. Her strong emphasis on "acknowledgment"—both in speech and thought—encourages listeners to move beyond passivity into vibrant, specific faith. Through personal stories and scripture, she brings the spiritual concept of “partaking” into practical daily application.
Memorable closing:
“Let’s not live with any need unmet. Let’s live as rich as we are. Because your wealth is in Him.” (27:00)
For further resources, testimonies, or to listen to more teachings, visit dufresneministries.org.
