Christian Center Shreveport

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.