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Hosted by James Douglas · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 240 episodes
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A weekly podcast message from Open Door Church in Shawnee, Oklahoma to help you grow your relationship with Jesus.
James Douglas hosts The Open Door Message of the Week, a religion show with 240 episodes published.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus when someone falls? In Galatians 6, Paul calls the church to do more than notice the broken—we’re called to carry one another’s burdens and help restore those who have fallen. In
Jesus gave His disciples a simple but demanding command: “Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” In John 13:34–35, Jesus defines love by pointing to Himself. His love serves, sacrifices, ge
Conflicts don't begin with other people. They begin in the heart. In this message from James 4:1-10, Josh Gray uncovers the deeper issue beneath our fights, frustrations, and divided loyalties: spiritual intimacy with Go
What kind of harvest is your life producing? In James 3:13-18, James reminds us that every life is growing something. Earthly wisdom produces jealousy, selfish ambition, and chaos. Heavenly wisdom produces purity, peace,
Our words don't just reveal our personality. They reveal the condition of our hearts. In James 3, James compares our words to a horse's bit, a ship's rudder, a wildfire, and finally a spring. The point isn't simply to cl
What if someone asked you to prove your faith? In James 2, we're confronted with one of the most challenging passages in Scripture: faith without works is dead. But James isn't teaching that we're saved by our works—he's
What captures your admiration will eventually shape how you value people. In this message from James 2:1-13, Pastor James Douglas explores one of the most practical and challenging teachings in the book of James. Favorit
What if the way you see God has been shaped by your experience with earthly fathers? On this special Father’s Day message, Dallas Lynam shares his personal story of loss, healing, and discovering God as a loving Father.
What happens when God's Word moves from our ears to our hearts? In this message from James 1:19-27, Pastor James Douglas challenges us to examine whether we're merely hearing Scripture or actually allowing it to transfor
The book of James opens with a challenge: how do believers respond when trials, temptations, and hardships come? In this message, Pastor James Douglas centers on James 1:18 and the powerful truth that through Christ, we
Why do Pentecostals speak in tongues, and what does the Bible actually teach about this gift? In this message, Pastor James Douglas brings biblical clarity to one of the most misunderstood subjects in the church. Discove
Jesus stood at the Feast of Tabernacles and made a bold invitation: “Anyone who is thirsty may come to me and drink.” In this message from John 7:37–39, Pastor James explores what Jesus meant when He promised a drink tha
Dallas Lynam shares a personal message from John 8 about grief, distraction, and finding freedom in Jesus. In difficult seasons, it’s easy to numb ourselves with comfort, scrolling, and distraction, but Jesus calls us to
In this Mother’s Day message, Holly Douglas explores what it means to find abundant life in our identity as children of God. Through Jesus, we no longer have to live with “belonging uncertainty.” We can live confidently
What does it really mean to know Jesus? In John 14, even the disciples who walked with Him didn’t fully know Him. Real knowledge of Jesus isn’t head knowledge—it’s living in union with Him through the Spirit. This episod
In John 10, Jesus reveals Himself as the Gate and the Good Shepherd—the only source of true, abundant life. But this life isn’t about comfort or material gain; it’s found in relationship with Him. This message explores h
In this message from Luke 24:13–35, we walk with two disciples on the road to Emmaus as they wrestle with disappointment and fading hope after the crucifixion. When the risen Jesus draws near—unrecognized at first—He beg
Jesus didn’t just rise from the dead—He meets us right in the middle of our fear and doubt. In this message from Gospel of John 20, we explore how there is real life, peace, and purpose in His name today. If you’re strug
In this Good Friday message from Gospel of Matthew 26, we reflect on the moment Jesus Christ foretold that His followers would scatter—yet John the Apostle remained. Following John from the Last Supper to the cross, this
In this Easter message from Epistle to the Romans 5, we explore the contrast between Adam and Jesus Christ—two representatives of humanity with two very different outcomes. Where Adam’s disobedience brought sin and death
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