Christian Center Shreveport
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Shabbat Shalom: "Drugs, Occult, Astro-projection...Messiah" (opens the original)
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On our Supernatural Friday Podcast, we share one of the most amazing testimonies of salvation and deliverance we have heard. Listen to this testimony and enter into a new hope for others.
Yom Kippur 2026: "Path to Face to Face Encounters" (opens the original)
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We complete our message about how the 7 Spirits of the Lord reside in us as believers and how that gives us access to the Father. Listen in and receive.
Yom Kippur 2026: "Can We Have A Face To Face Encounter? (opens the original)
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As we continue our revelation about the fall feast, there is an opportunity for us to have an encounter with the Lord to move us into tabernacles. Listen in today for this truth.
Day of Awe: "Should We Fear The Great White Judgment?" (opens the original)
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As we unpack the revelation of the feast of Yom Kippur, we must ask the question of what this day looks like. Should we just fear it, or should we have a different expectation? Listen in to get these key insights.
Yom Kippur Testimony: "God Supernaturally Moved In Court Case" (opens the original)
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On this Yom Kippur and the life-changing power of repentance, sharing powerful testimonies—including a courtroom breakthrough linked to humble confession—that demonstrate how turning to God brings restoration and justice.
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