Christian Center Shreveport

Again today we discuss recent earthquakes and disasters, the prophetic implications, and the danger of hysteria around the Lord's return. We want to urge listeners to stay grounded in Scripture, prepare the church as a faithful bride, and continue doing kingdom work rather than passively waiting.

The episode also shares visions about the Second Coming and practical encouragement to build and serve well.

Today we bring you a prophetic update on unprecedented earthquakes across the Pacific Rim and worldwide, connecting natural disasters with a coming move of God.

We are warning against fear-driven speculation about the immediate return of Christ, urging believers to "occupy until He comes," and sharing a vision pointing to a major event around 2034 that will require divine intervention.

The episode calls listeners to prepare spiritually, build the kingdom, and expect revival and transformation even amid global shaking.

Today we speak on  Psalm 91 and the "secret place," explaining how the cross of Jesus is the door into being "hidden with Christ in God."

Using insights from Derek Prince, Colossians, and Hebrews, he encourages listeners to draw near to the throne of grace, receive mercy in times of need, and find practical rest and protection in Christ.

Today we introduce the Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120–134), explaining how to read them—look for structure, imagery, Christ’s presence, theology, application, and the corporate role of believers—as spiritual guidance for our pilgrimage to the Lord’s mountain.

These Psalms were read as the Israelites ascended to Jerusalem each year, and it so applies to our ascent to the New Jerusalem.  

This episode tells the true story of a Jewish mother, a Holocaust survivor, who publicly declares faith in Yeshua, causing family upheaval. Her son, initially angry and skeptical, studies messianic prophecy, reads Isaiah 53, prays, and publicly accepts Yeshua, changing his life and mission.

Set against the backdrop of Holocaust survival, the testimony explores sacrifice, forgiveness through the Messiah, and an invitation to investigate Yeshua for purpose and salvation.

Today we teach practical, Scripture-based ways to record, interpret, and steward dreams and visions during the prophetic season of Elul. We share tips on journaling, understanding symbolic language, seeking the Holy Spirit’s interpretation, and growing in prophetic gifting, illustrated by biblical examples and personal experience.

 

Today we share on how to cultivate your spiritual senses during the month of Elul. We explain how dreams, discernment, and intentional surrender of body, mind, and soul help believers hear God more clearly and grow into greater encounters with the Holy Spirit.

The episode includes practical steps to practice discernment and a prayer to surrender your senses to the Lord.

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.