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Audio from The Healing Place’s online gatherings in Shreveport, LA. Weekly messages rooted in Scripture, bringing healing through the Presence, Power, and Purpose of God. Listen anywhere, grow in your faith, and join us in on Sundays at 10 AM at 8957 Kingston Rd, Shreveport, LA. For more information, visit www.thpshreveport.com

  1. 1 天前

    What Comes After Brokenness? Blessed, Broken, Given

    After God blesses you and breaks you open, what's next? Pastor Scott Ethridge finishes this short series in the middle of the What's in a Name series, where he discusses communion, what it means to be given, and the three changes that come with it. Need Prayer? Email us at Mediahub@thpshreveport.com From The Healing Place in Shreveport, Louisiana. IN THIS MESSAGE - Why Jesus gave the bread before he said "take, eat" - Giving what you have - Being poured out versus being drained - Loving Jesus above everything else - Forgiveness instead of offense - Going from invited to inviter SCRIPTURE Matthew 14:19, Matthew 18, Matthew 26:26, Luke 24:30, John 10:18, John 19, John 21, 1 Corinthians 12:27, Philippians 2:17 Learn more about or help support The Healing Place at www.thpshreveport.com  TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Welcome and Bible reading plan 2:06 Upcoming events at THP 6:51 Series recap 9:12 What it means that Jesus gave the bread 13:20 Why giving comes before taking 14:45 When you're unsure: give what you have 19:34 Poured out vs. drained 22:10 Paul's story and Jesus laying down his life 26:30 Do you love Jesus more than...? Peter in John 21 35:28 From offense to forgiveness 39:20 From invited to inviter

  2. 5 天前

    James 2:1-13 Verse by Verse: Favoritism and Mercy

    James 2:1-13, verse by verse: why favoritism has no place in the faith, what it means to be rich in faith, and why mercy triumphs over judgment. Dallas and Scott Ethridge step into James chapter 2 with verses 1 through 13. They open with why being in the word prepares us for things we don’t see coming, then take on James’s warning against holding the faith of Jesus with partiality. Scott connects it to the story of Charles Parham and William Seymour in early church history. From there, they look at what James means by the poor being rich in faith, why the rich were the ones dragging believers into court, and how Jesus saw past circumstances to what was going on inside people. They follow James to the royal law of loving your neighbor as yourself, why partiality counts as sin, and why mercy triumphs over judgment. This is part one of James chapter 2, and we continue the chapter next week. Timestamps 0:00 Recap and welcome 2:56 James 2:1, faith and partiality 4:32 James 2:2-4, gold rings, filthy clothes, and the Parham and Seymour story 9:35 James 2:5, rich in faith 11:30 James 2:6-7, the rich, the powerful, and how Jesus saw people 16:46 James 2:8-10, the royal law and partiality as sin 19:29 James 2:11-13, mercy triumphs over judgment 23:10 Big takeaway and where to find us

  3. 10月28日

    What Does “Doers of the Word” Mean? James 1:22-25 Explained

    James 1:19-27 explained verse by verse. What does it mean to be quick to hear and slow to speak, how do you receive God’s word with humility, and what does a doer of the word look like? Pastors Dallas and Scott Ethridge finish James chapter 1 with verses 19 through 27. They talk about listening before speaking, receiving the implanted word with humility, what it means to be a doer of the word, and what James says pure religion looks like. They also share three ways the chapter should change us and look ahead to James 2. Chapters 0:00 Recap and welcome 1:19 James 1:19-20: Quick to hear, slow to speak 7:41 James 1:21: Receiving the implanted word with humility 13:45 James 1:22-25: Doers of the word 17:41 James 1:26-27: Pure religion, orphans and widows 20:31 Three takeaways from James 1 and a look ahead to chapter 2 23:34 Questions, reviews, and where to find us Have a question from the study? Email mediahub@thpshreveport.com. We’re planning Q&A videos, and your questions will help shape them. Subscribe so you catch next week, when we start James chapter 2. Links James 1:1-18 (part one): https://youtu.be/8Edr2zlHjVY Full James playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS2JItAg_I4o The Healing Place: thpshreveport.com

  4. 10月21日

    James 1:1-18 Verse by Verse: Joy in Trials, Wisdom, and Temptation

    James 1:1-18, verse by verse: what James means by “count it all joy,” how wisdom differs from being smart, and where temptation really comes from. Pastors Dallas and Scott Ethridge begin our journey through the book of James with the first 18 verses of chapter 1. They start with who James was writing to, then work through trials, wisdom, riches, and temptation line by line. Along the way, they take on a few questions people ask about these verses, including whether God was tempting Adam and Eve in the garden and what it looks like to ask God for something without deciding ahead of time how He should answer. We’re taking James about one chapter at a time over a couple of weeks, so this is part one of chapter 1. Next week we continue in James 1 with how we receive the word. Timestamps 0:00 Welcome and channel update 3:47 James 1:1, who James is writing to 6:44 James 1:2-4, count it all joy 13:50 James 1:5-8, wisdom, being smart, and asking in faith 20:50 James 1:9-11, the lowly brother and the rich 24:04 James 1:12-18, temptation, desire, and the Father of lights 33:03 Final thoughts Missed the start of the series? Last week’s episode is the introduction to James: https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-mmf4e-1b8452b  Have a question from the study? Email mediahub@thpshreveport.com and we may answer it in an upcoming Q&A video. Visit us at The Healing Place, 8957 Kingston Road, Shreveport, Louisiana, Sundays at 10:00 AM. More at thpshreveport.com.

  5. 10月14日

    James Introduction: Who Wrote It, When, and Who It Was For

    Who wrote the book of James, when was it written, and who was it for? This introduction to the book of James starts our new verse-by-verse Bible study series. Before we read the first verse, we'll spend this episode on the background: which James wrote the letter, where it fits in the early church timeline, and what was happening to the believers who first received it. If we don't know a verse's context, we can be conned by it, so we start here. Questions we work through: Which James wrote the book of James? When was the book of James written, and why does the date matter? Who were the "twelve tribes scattered among the nations"? What problems was James trying to fix in these early churches? Why does the way James introduces himself matter? Over the next several weeks, we will take a portion of each chapter per episode, so there is more room to talk through the text. Timestamps 00:00 Channel update and the Book of James series 03:03 Who wrote the book of James? 05:34 When was the book of James written? 06:47 Who was James writing to? The twelve tribes scattered 08:57 Problems in the early church behind the letter 11:45 James the brother of Jesus and his own story 13:58 Why James matters for the church today CHANNEL UPDATE We are relaunching the channel in January under a new name, Moments Create Movement. While that comes together, we are republishing our Book of James series weekly. JOIN THE CONVERSATION Tell us how these scriptures have challenged or encouraged you. Find us on Facebook by searching Midweek Move, or email mediahub@thpshreveport.com. CONNECT WITH THE HEALING PLACE https://www.thpshreveport.com We would love to pray with you and help you take your next step. Subscribe on YouTube and on your favorite podcast app so you get the next episode, where we begin James chapter 1. #BookOfJames #BibleStudy #MidweekMove #VerseByVerse

  6. 9月16日

    Acts 28 Explained: Paul Shipwrecked, Arrested, and Preaching in Rome

    Paul survives a shipwreck, gets bitten by a snake, and lands in Rome as a prisoner still waiting on Caesar. We close out the book of Acts and look at what two years under house arrest actually taught him. Timestamps: 0:00 – Overview of Acts 28 1:48 – Paul's voyage from Malta to Rome 4:08 – What ancient sailing really meant 6:01 – Paul arrives in Rome as a prisoner 7:21 – Two years under house arrest, preaching without hindrance 9:29 – Connecting Acts to Paul's letters 16:44 – Hearers of the word vs. doers of the word

  7. 9月2日

    Acts 27: Paul's Shipwreck and the Storm on the Way to Rome

    Paul saw disaster coming before anyone else did, and nobody listened. Then the storm hit. This week we're walking through Acts 27, one of the wildest chapters in the book, and talking about what it actually looks like to lead people well when they didn't take your advice and now things have gone sideways. Timestamps 0:00 – Paul's voyage to Rome begins after Festus and Agrippa 1:59 – Why the sailing season had already turned dangerous 3:06 – Paul's warning and the centurion who ignores it 5:00 – The storm hits and Paul's vision of the angel 8:54 – Paul urges the crew to eat before the ship runs aground 11:52 – Being right without being mean about it Have questions or thoughts on this episode? Email us at mediahub@thpshreveport.com or visit thpshreveport.com to learn more about The Healing Place.

  8. 8月26日

    Acts 26 Revisited: Testimony and Theology Before King Agrippa

    Paul stands before King Agrippa and shows how testimony and theology aren't in competition, they work together. Dallas and Carlos unpack why your story isn't a substitute for scripture but the proof of it, then look at how Paul turns his own defense into an invitation to believe. Timestamps: 0:00 – Cold open: living out the truth you preach 0:31 – Welcome back, Carlos joins the show 2:27 – Setting the scene: Paul before King Agrippa 3:59 – Why understanding your audience changes how you speak 9:22 – Does testimony outweigh theology, or the other way around? 9:59 – The Rottweiler illustration: seeing it vs. reading about it 13:08 – Festus says Paul's "out of his mind," Agrippa's "almost persuaded" 16:29 – Playing the long game in ministry

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Audio from The Healing Place’s online gatherings in Shreveport, LA. Weekly messages rooted in Scripture, bringing healing through the Presence, Power, and Purpose of God. Listen anywhere, grow in your faith, and join us in on Sundays at 10 AM at 8957 Kingston Rd, Shreveport, LA. For more information, visit www.thpshreveport.com

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    The Healing Place
  • 活躍年代
    2021年 - 2026年
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    248
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
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