Christian Center Shreveport

Today we give concise teaching on the month of Elul, the importance of honoring and recording dreams, and how intimacy with God fuels prophetic dreaming. We recount a recent dream about revival, emphasize humility and community, and offer practical tips—journal your dreams, tune into God’s love, and cultivate relationship—to grow your dream life.

Elul is a set-apart season of repentance (teshuva) and spiritual preparation for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and the Feast of Tabernacles, traditionally observed as 40 days of return and favor.

We review Moses' time on Sinai and the meaning of this season, and call listeners to evaluate, reset, and align with God’s vision for their lives and ministries.

Practical steps offered: confess, pray, journal prophetic words, and run after the vision God gives you — a month of second chances and inward focus.

This episode features the final interview with worship leader Brian Doerksen, reflecting on his decades of songwriting, the importance of cultural rootedness, and his approach of "writing into the gap." He discusses projects like Royal Anthems and his new album "Love for a Lifetime," written to celebrate and sustain long-term love.

Brian shares candid wisdom for couples facing challenges—recommitment, practical habits like weekly dates, and finding grace in the cracks of life—and leaves a lasting testimony about music, faith, and legacy.

This episode encourages all to step into a new season of faith, not allowing personal weaknesses or others’ opinions to hinder God’s calling. Using Timothy and Paul as an example, the message stresses being absorbed in God’s word, cultivating character, and exercising spiritual gifts despite fear or immaturity.

It also closes the week with a harvest declaration and an announcement about the 2027 "Thin Places" Scotland tour—details include a $500 deposit to reserve a spot, 10 nights of double-occupancy lodging, some meals, and airfare not included.

Today we share a prophetic word about a coming shift marked by freedom, calling listeners to hunger, faith, and intimacy with Christ as the new wineskin of the covenant is revealed.

We encourage sensitivity to the Spirit, praise amid change, and participation in the move of God, with practical next steps like joining teachings, sharing the message, and upcoming ministry opportunities.

Today we explain a major kingdom shift following the seven days of praise and urge you to apply faith to prophetic words rather than relying on methods or patterns. We emphasize the need to fight the good fight, discern the Spirit, and be open to unique ways God moves.

The episode encourages practical steps: start small in faith, avoid religious routines, expect mysterious seasons, and press into the new season of harvest and breakthrough with hope and worship.

As we enter the 8th month we speak to the spiritual significance of the number eight, linking the Hebrew letter chet and the word l'chaim to themes of life, grace, and rest. We highlight biblical examples—Isaac, Noah, circumcision on the eighth day, and Jesus' resurrection as the start of a new cycle—to show how eight represents new beginnings.

We also give prophetic encouragement for the month of August, urging all to embrace fresh starts and rest in God’s grace as they step into new territory.

Dr. Francis Miles shares a powerful testimony of how his staunchly Catholic father heard an audible voice while praying the rosary, calling him by name and saying, "I am the way, the truth, and the life." That encounter led the father to seek his son, receive salvation, and bring the whole family to faith.

This episode encourages listeners not to give up on loved ones, highlighting God’s supernatural ways and the importance of praying for the salvation of family members.

In this episode, we share a prophetic directive about breakthrough following seven days of praise, teaching how thanksgiving and worship lead into true worship in spirit and truth.

Using Psalm 95 and Elijah’s encounter at Mount Horeb, we explain how praise, stillness, and hearing God’s gentle whisper bring rest, direction, and the promise of revival, transformation, and territorial shifts.

Today we explore how worshiping God "in spirit and truth" connects our spirit, soul, and body and positions us for breakthrough. Using Scripture from Deuteronomy, John, 1 Thessalonians, and Genesis, we explain how true communion with God—through the reborn spirit—restores fellowship, removes darkness, and opens the way to claim God’s promises.

As we are moving beyond a seven-day season of praise into a posture that accesses God's presence for clarity, breakthrough, and territory. We want to emphasize worshiping in spirit and truth, keeping God's ways, and dealing with inner holiness so God can drive away enemies and expand your borders.

Key themes include Deuteronomy's call to love, obey, and hold fast, the story of the woman at the well, and a practical call to press into God's presence to receive strength and direction for the next season.

Join us this week as we reflect on a prophetic shift following seven days of praise, urging all of you to enter August with expectancy and worship.

We explain the roles of thanksgiving, praise, and worship, emphasize God’s presence bringing order to chaos, and make a call to the church to believe for breakthrough and a new season.

Marty Derricotte recounts his first clear experience of God’s voice during a couples’ retreat, where a vision of snow and family members led him to confess past sins and forgive others.

The episode follows how this supernatural moment brought reconciliation, forgiveness, and ultimately the salvation of his parents.

In this episode, we encourage all to praise amid discouragement and darkness, rooted in Isaiah 9 and 61. Through a short Derek Prince clip, testimonies, and pastoral teaching, it explains hope as an anchor, the garment of praise as spiritual protection, and why you must not give up before breakthrough.

We also give directives of praise until we see the breakthrough.

Today we share the prophetic word about seven straight days of praise that can bring God’s presence, shift circumstances, and produce breakthroughs. He references Psalm 42 and practical Scripture-focused themes for each day of praise.

We encourage you to praise daily, expect an increase of faith, and apply the seven-day focus—ranging from repentance and peace to strategy, angelic protection, renewed mind, deliverance, and renewed wells of salvation—as you await visible change.

Today we share a prophetic message reminding everyone that God reigns in every situation and that prophetic words must be measured by their outcome, not their appearance. Drawing on Isaiah 53, he explains Jesus as the "man of sorrows" whose suffering brings redemption and breakthrough.

We also share a brief directive about seven days of praise to shift what needs to be shifted, urging belief and prayer for the coming turn of events.

In this episode, we challenge you to choose God's report over alarming headlines and prophetic confusion during a foretold four-month season of darkness. Drawing on Isaiah and the example of Jesus, it encourages focusing on promised vision, encounters, and God’s strength in weakness rather than being moved by bad news.

Expect a call to press in, receive a divine exchange of beauty for ashes, and hold fast to the truth that God reigns and will bring breakthrough even from dry ground.

This episode shares the testimony of Yisrael, an Orthodox Israeli who, after traumatic war experiences and travels abroad, meets believers in South Africa, studies the Hebrew New Testament, confronts rabbinic answers, and prays to know if Yeshua is the Messiah—leading to a life-changing spiritual encounter and new faith.

We release the power of testimony and encourage you to speak with eternal perspective. 

On today's podcast we expand on how to culitvate hearing the Lord as we are in the present battle.

Practical keys are given for hearing God: develop expectancy, converse with God minute-by-minute, cultivate the secret place, wake expecting God daily, and ask for anointing for your eyes, ears, and mouth. The episode closes with a prayer and a blessing.

This episode explores the importance of waiting on the Lord and hearing His voice, drawing on Derek Prince's teaching about the rhema — the living, proceeding word of God — and how the Holy Spirit turns Scripture into personal guidance.

It explains how hearing God's voice nourishes the spirit, produces obedience, gives direction and supernatural strength (as it did for Jesus), and offers practical encouragement for facing accusation and trials.

We pray for all those under attack today, so tune in and receive.  

Today, we deliver a prophetic message about the spirit of accusation moving in the body of Christ and how it wears believers down. We point to Isaiah 40:29–31 as the solution — waiting on the Lord to receive renewed strength, soar above trials, run without growing weary, and walk without fainting.

Through humility, prayer, and renewed dependence on God, the episode encourages listeners to resist divisive accusations, restore unity, and embrace the Holy Spirit's power for endurance, blessing, and forward momentum in the season ahead.

We start to share a prophetic two-part word about a spirit of accusation attacking the church and its leaders, rooted in Scripture from Isaiah, Zechariah, Romans, and Revelation.

We explain how Satan and critical voices accuse God’s people, how God removes our filthy garments and clothes us in righteousness, and urges you to wait on the Lord for renewal and strength. The full solution will be shared tomorrow; today’s message brings encouragement, hope, and a call to trust God’s covering and commission.

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.