Christian Center Shreveport

On our Supernatural Friday episode, we featured a young lady who died on the operating table for nine minutes and says she was taken to heaven. She recounts encountering overwhelming light and love, seeing her younger self, and experiencing forgiveness and freedom from guilt and shame.

The episode explores her emotional and spiritual transformation, the power of God’s love to cover past hurts and sins, and encourages listeners that healing and restoration are possible through faith.

We continue to speak into the biblical month of Av, introducing a theme of 'unraveling' spiritual obstacles and calling all to expect breakthrough.

We share a clip from Chuck Pierce about God unraveling the enemy’s threefold cord—poverty, infirmity, and religion—and urges prophetic faith, prayer, and action to receive healing, increase, and new deliverance.

As we enter the biblical month of Av, we reflect on Isaiah's response to God's call, the power of free will, repentance, and the promise of God’s goodness amid global tensions and spiritual battles.

We urge you to examine the burdens you are carrying, practice daily gratitude, expect to hear from God, and receive rest by surrendering cares to Christ. We close with prayer for open eyes and ears and a season of grace.

As we move forward from a wilderness season into a promised harvest, drawing on the book of  Numbers and New Testament themes. We call the church to arm themselves in faith, resist fear, and claim the inheritance Christ paid for.

We bring a strong warning that unbelief and refusal to advance can be seen as sin, we encourage decisive action, and prays for peace and boldness as believers step into their next season.

In this episode, we discuss God’s current movement and the call for believers to move with Him, claim their inheritance, and align across generations. They explore prophetic timing (2025–2028), the importance of placing your “tent peg” in the promise, and how the Word must penetrate deeply—down to the bone marrow—to produce spiritual transformation.

A dramatic testimony of a Hindu man who experienced a vision of a bottomless pit and, crying out to Jesus, was miraculously pulled into the light, forgiven, and transformed.

After his conversion he faced rejection at home but received a new heart and calling, becoming a minister; this episode offers hope and encouragement through the power of God and Scripture.

This episode explores the prophetic theme of moving through a season of "dire straits" into a promised place of breakthrough, using Israel's crossing of the Jordan as a biblical model. We teach about a shift from supernatural provision in the wilderness to participating in harvest, new leadership, and a changed mindset for the season ahead.

A prophetic message about navigating a three-week season of "dire straits" and a following four-month period under God’s protection, urging all to pray, remain patient, and trust Christ during the test.

Includes a short Derek Prince clip on the importance of waiting with biblical examples (Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David), practical encouragement to pursue humility and endurance, and details about online services and prayer support.

This episode warns of a dark, prophetic season lasting four months but emphasizes hope: God’s shadow (Psalm 91) will provide protection, fresh anointing, and revelation for the remnant.

This episode explores the biblical "dire straits" period from the 17th of Tammuz to the 9th of Av, connecting historic sorrow to today’s global tensions—especially around Israel, Iran, and international waters.

Through Scripture, prophetic insight, and the proverb "wait and see," we urge you the listener, to stay alert, pray for leaders and persecuted believers, and expect possible turnarounds and divine intervention during this critical season.

Historian Mark David Hall argues that many of America’s founders were guided by Christian faith, frequently citing Scripture and invoking God in political writings and national acts such as Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving proclamation.

The episode explains how religious convictions influenced the Declaration, the First Amendment, protections against religious tests, and early laws limiting slavery, and closes with a call for each generation to safeguard conscience and the nation’s faith-based foundations.

The episode explores a prophetic message about returning to core values and bringing order to remove darkness and chaos, emphasizing a three-year promise of restoration and harvest. It connects prophetic words about an 18-month harvest shift with a broader three-year transition for America, encouraging believers to prepare, sow, and expect a breakthrough by the end of 2027.

This episode explains the church of Ephesus message: although they did many good works, they had left their first love. We explore how good things and busy service can quietly replace a deep love for God and call listeners to repent and return to the foundational relationship with Christ.

This episode invites you to "reset" by returning to the foundations of faith—going back to Genesis and rekindling our first love for Christ. The speaker reflects on how life and routine can cause us to drift from core values, using Revelation 2 and biblical creation to show why restoration is needed.

In this episode, we encourage you to "reset" by returning to your first love and core biblical values—starting with personal faith, family order, and church life. He shares a dream of an "Open Heavens" revival that impacts government, reflects on historical revivals like George Whitefield's influence, and warns about the cultural consequences of drifting from foundational truths. 

Michelle Steele recounts her descent into cocaine addiction, a near-death encounter where she found herself in hell, and the miraculous intervention that led her to accept Jesus and be set free.

This episode offers a powerful message of hope and restoration for anyone trapped by addiction or despair, showing how faith can bring new life.

Today's podcast is about God’s power to reverse difficult circumstances, offering hope through Scripture, prayer, and examples of political and personal turnaround.

He emphasizes divine reversal, Romans 8:28 and Genesis 50:20, urging listeners to trust God for restoration, breakthrough, and a one-day turnaround.

This episode features a short clip from Dr. Robert Heidler about the Hebrew month of Tammuz and the theme of gates — doorways into new beginnings, life (the letter Chet), and access to Gods presence amid tribulation. The host connects the message to how difficulties can push us through gates into the kingdom, bringing healing, provision, revelation, and warning against opening doors to idols.

The episode closes with prayer and encouragement to intentionally "go through the gates" this month.

Today we speak on the "Queen of Heaven" spirit—its origins in Babylonian worship, how it manifests through politics, culture, and ritual, and why it seeks to birth corrupt systems in our time.

We bring a warning for all to come out of this system, walk in God’s grace, and prepare for the winds of change that will uproot its influence, offering hope and a call to spiritual vigilance.

Today we deliever a prophetic update centered on Daniel 2: a season of change where chains and strongholds are broken through worship and prayer.

He shares a recent trip to Chicago with dreams revealing a transfer of influence, a prophetic confrontation with the "Queen of Heaven" stronghold, and the removal of leaders—highlighting a predicted shift in the UK.

A former drug addict recounts overdosing and experiencing a vivid vision of hell before crying out to Jesus and returning to life. Over the following years he struggled, later found salvation through his brother's prayers, was healed from serious illnesses, and now ministers to others with testimony of deliverance and restoration.

This episode declares a prophetic shift from a wilderness season into a time of harvest and restoration for 2026, urging listeners to receive a new anointing and mantle of power.

It prophesies a rising war cry to resist bondage, promises hidden treasures and increase, and speaks of a global convergence bringing thousandfold fruit and accelerated fulfillment.

We continue to share a prophetic dream calling the church to move out of the wilderness into a new season of open heavens, removed barriers, and a global harvest. The message highlights celebration, discipleship, and a covenant promise linked to the Numbers 31:32 as God releases spiritual plunder and victory.

Expect practical encouragement to choose movement, embrace revival that spills into the streets and nations, and join the laborers called to gather souls and advance Gods kingdom.

We share a vivid prophetic dream and a message of transition: the wilderness season has been a time of growth and preparation, and now God is calling the body of Christ to come out into a gradual season of harvest, reclaim territory, and celebrate what He is doing.

You must choose to move forward in faith, prepare for cultural impact and revival, and join daily teachings that will guide discipleship, vision, and the practical steps to step into this new season.

This episode declares the month of Tammuz as a season of refined vision, first fruits, worship, and entering a harvest prepared by God. We explain the biblical significance of the fourth month using passages from 1 Chronicles, Ezekiel, and Song of Songs, and connects these to a call to reject idols and distractions.

Through stories and prophetic insight, the message encourages listeners to view wilderness seasons as times of formation and to expect a coming increase of authority and blessing as they allow God to be Lord of all. Practical themes include examining what may have become a "...

Supernatural Friday Shabbat Shalom episode featuring Matthew Botsford, who was shot in the head during a street shooting, died briefly, and experienced a vivid near‑death encounter before being resuscitated. His wife Nancy also had a spiritual moment, and together their traumatic recovery led them back to faith.

The episode follows Matthew's painful rehab, the unexpected spiritual turnaround for both spouses, and the lasting impact of God’s mercy and redemption on their lives, ending with a message of hope for listeners and encouragement to share the testimony.

This episode guides you on how to possess God’s promises through an active relationship—meditating on Scripture, obeying God’s direction, and claiming the provision and success He offers.

We share our testimony about the daily declaration of God’s word and faith-driven participation to enjoy the joy and resources that follow obedience.

Today, we deliver a prophetic message likening our advance to D-Day and outlining clear steps to reclaim territories the enemy has occupied and to walk into God’s promised victory.

This will take obedience, courage, finding strength in the Lord, guarding against pride and greed, and pressing for full restoration as you move forward in your calling.

Today we expand on the D-Day metaphor to show that victory is assured for those called by God. We warn of hidden spiritual foes like the Leviathan (pride), urges believers to advance and reclaim territory—promises, joy, family, finances and years lost—and highlights Joshua’s model of leadership and God’s promise to never leave us.

The episode calls listeners to pursue the full inheritance God intended, live where God directs, resist compromise with enemies, and expect restoration. 

Using the D-Day and Joshua-crossing-the-Jordan images, we urge believers to arise, declare their inheritance, and partner with God to possess the territory He has promised.

The episode offers practical keys for claiming spiritual and natural promises, encouragement about prophetic transition, and a call to move forward in faith rather than remain in mourning.

On this Supernatural Friday Shabbat Shalom episode, hear Toby Hemphill’s account of a 2023 car crash where he was struck by a loaded tractor-trailer, left for dead, and experienced a vivid journey toward heaven before being told to return to his body.

Despite a long, painful recovery, Toby’s near-death encounter renewed his faith, gave him purpose, and serves as an encouraging reminder that God can use even the hardest trials for good.

We are declaring that this is a pivotal week leading to a spiritual D‑Day, exploring a prophetic word about transition, battle, and restoration. The episode includes a recorded message from Chuck Pierce and a pastoral teaching about moving from the old season into the new.

This episode delivers a prophetic message confronting the Leviathan spirit, declaring God’s victory and the coming restoration described in Job 41–42. Today, we urge you to choose the Lord, press through a valley of decision, and expect God to restore lost years and bring exponential increase in 2026.

This episode explores how to disconnect from the natural mind and connect with the Holy Spirit so God can fight your battles. Drawing on David and Goliath, we emphasize trusting God’s power, seeing with spiritual eyes, and allowing the Lord—and His angel armies—to bring victory.

Today, we share a prophetic vision about a major spiritual battle this week, urging listeners to rely on God’s word and humility rather than fleshly weapons. We connect the timing to D-Day, warn of the Leviathan spirit, and calls believers to decree Isaiah 27:1 and align with God as the victor.

A surgeon recounts her near-death experience after drowning and being revived, describing a vivid life review and a transformative reentry into her body.

The episode explores themes of trust in God, reconciling scientific skepticism with spiritual insight, and the call to live a life filled with love and purpose.

In  Daniel 2:20–23 we see emphasis that God changes times and seasons, removes and raises leaders, gives wisdom, and reveals deep things. He urges listeners to praise God in the midst of battles—personal, political, and global—rather than fretting over the wicked.

The episode challenges believers to trust God’s timing, maintain faith before answers appear, and apply a heavenly perspective to crises in nations and daily life. Practical encouragement includes prayer, praise, and reading Daniel’s declaration for strength and clarity.

In this episode, we teach how to move from Pentecost into a season of breakthrough by developing a "hearing heart" (1 Kings 3), practicing active waiting, seeking divine guidance, and obeying prophetic instruction. We share ministry testimonies of healings, the impact of personal loss on character, and how change prepares us to influence others. We close by urging listeners to trust God’s timing, step out in faith, and obedience.

The episode offers encouragement to remain faithful through change, to let God prune what hinders your calling, and to posture yourself for a new season of purpose and government influence. 

Pastor Tim Carscadden shares Ronald Reagan's powerful Memorial Day speech at Normandy, reflecting on the bravery of Allied soldiers, the faith that sustained them, and the lasting commitment to liberty and peace.

The episode ties wartime sacrifice to Christian faith, honors fallen heroes, and prays for freedom around the world.