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What do you need to know and do to be prepared for turbulent times that lie ahead?

The Father is taking us into a better place. But He is also uncovering that which has been covered by mud, muck, and mire. His glory is about to reveal what has been hidden underneath still waters.

In this podcast, Rabbi Curt Landry shares a vision: a prophetic warning about turbulent times that lie ahead.

He walks you through the steps you need to know to be prepared for the storm in front of us.

God’s power and might are judging the world, and the righteous—those who stand in uncompromised faith in Yeshua’s name—will move forward. They will not fear the waves or rocks that are before them because they know that the Lord is the Rock of their salvation. Their passion is for Him, His Word, and His Kingdom minister to Him, and they declare, “Let’s go!”

Discover how God is moving the righteous remnant to repent, reset, and revive in this hour for His glory. Receive His instruction and be fully prepared in the season ahead.

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What was conceived in the spirit 9 months ago is about to be birthed. There is a holy expectancy that goes beyond man-made plans. This is a divine release from Heaven—a Zadok anointing.

There is a revival upon us that has a connection to Israel.

The Lord is restoring the hearts of the fathers to the sons and the hearts of the sons of the fathers, just as He said in Malachi 4.

This is the key to end-time revival. Before the coming great day of the Lord, He's going to send Elijah, the spirit of Elijah, and that is what is happening right now.

In this podcast, Rabbi Curt Landry and Gilad Rosinger from Israel discuss how God is divinely orchestrating events to bring about an end-time revival by raising up a priesthood that is committed to teaching the difference between the holy and the profane.

This remnant will respond to the invitation from the Lord to meet with Him in the Holy of Holies, within the secret place.

Discover what the Lord is doing in this revival season and how you can be a part of it...

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*Though this interview talks specifically about a past event, the prophetic significance and the revelatory words from Rabbi Curt Landry and Gilad Rosinger are timely for this season.

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The days of Elijah are about judgment. However, we must remember that judgment is a friend to those who desire to be right standing with God.

The Lord is saying, “I lifted up to My kings and priests to take care of the evil in the nations, but the evil was bigger than they knew. It has overcome far too many. I will step in and remove it with my Holy fire.”

In this podcast, Curt Landry discusses the days of Elijah and how we, as Believer’s in Yeshua, can best respond during times of judgment.

God is stepping in and sending His Holy fire to burn up the evil roots in our governments, nations, families, and lives.

How will we respond?

There is hope… because as God is raising up the righteous and strengthening them with authority, restoration will be released!

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Do you feel as if the Lord is doing something big in your life, yet you still experience doubt and unbelief that it will ever truly manifest?

It is time to activate the seer anointing, to release the spiritual prophetic eye, and see your situation the way God does. To activate the spiritual seeing eye is to tune your body, soul, and spirit to what God is saying, believing fully that He will complete what has been decreed. The key to activation is to get your mind ready by surrendering your thoughts to the Lord, allowing Him to shape the mindset that prepares you for the manifestation.

Curt Landry teaches how to see with spiritual eyes—that is to activate the seer anointing—by putting on the mind of Christ. The key is to cancel the carnal mind that causes fear and anxiety to come, moving your mind into your heavenly identity as kings and priests.

Did you know that God commanded Passover as an everlasting ordinance? Have you ever wondered if Believers should observe Passover?

Join us as we discover how placing our feet under the Father’s Passover table brings blessings and protection while preparing us for the year to come!

A simple answer would be, “yes, Believers should observe Passover!” But why is that? Surely Jesus took away that requirement…

Jesus removed the curse of the Law. He became our Passover lamb. So our assuming that we do not need to observe makes sense… until we look a little closer.

This list of reasons why Passover matters to God is in no way a complete one, yet it tells us over and over again why Passover is vital! Passover is not just for Jews, but for all who call upon the Name of the Lord!

Of the many wonderful things that happen at Passover, the 9 blessings of Passover God grants us stand not only an honor to receive but as a necessity for us to answer God’s call on our lives!

But where does God’s Word speak of these 9 blessings? What can we expect when we set our feet under our Father’s Passover table?

According to Exodus 23 Passover has 9 blessings, each with unique importance for our transition into the next season and deeper levels of intimacy with Christ. These blessings are:

Even though we are given many accounts and life stories of women in the Bible, our knowledge of them is often limited. In fact only a small number of Believers, if asked, could provide more than a handful of names and/or histories of these women. But God used these women for a reason! He had a purpose not only for their lives on earth but for their descendants and all the generations to follow… and He is still teaching us through their testimonies today!

Join us as we complete our examination of the life and calling of one of these women of God: Hadassah, the orphan who became Queen Esther…

Often, we take the limited number of biblical women when compared to biblical men to mean that God does not use women to advance His Kingdom except in special circumstances. But, simply by exploring these women of the Word deeper, God’s use of women becomes evident…

From Deborah to Ruth. Leah to Abigail. Or Rachel to Rahab. Every woman who chose to follow God was used mightily for His Kingdom! Each path was different, but even when circumstances appeared difficult or dangerous, these women chose to accept His plans. His purpose. They chose to walk in His ways, acting with faith, courage, hope, obedience, and love. They stood strong in their faith no matter what—and as a result… God not only chose them as biblical examples, but He blessed them and their descendants abundantly!

One such woman of the Word was Hadassah, the girl who became Queen Esther.

Is fear holding you back from moving forward during these changing times? 

Unlock prophetic understanding from Scripture that prepares you for what God is asking you to do today. 

This episode will give you confidence and peace in God’s plan for your life.

Get the prophetic insight you need to apply God’s Word to your everyday life. Unlock the ancient principles of the Bible that empower your faith as a modern-day Believer. Join Curt Landry as he equips you with practical steps to move to greater levels of Kingdom authority.

The Kiddush cup is also referred to as the Passover cup. Kiddush is the Hebrew word for sanctification or being set apart for a purpose. Therefore, the Kiddush cup has great symbolism when used during wedding ceremonies, Shabbat, Passover, communion, and other Feasts of the Lord.

Because four cups of wine are taken during the Passover meal, the Kiddush cup is most closely associated with the Feast of Passover. The Kiddush cup is what holds the wine during the Passover Seder.

But, as you will discover below, it is used at other times to paint a picture of what is to come and how we can prepare.

When the Kiddush cup is used during Passover, it is filled with wine four times throughout the Seder. These four cups, or times filled, represent the four promises God made to His people in Exodus 6:6-7 leading up to the Passover…

“…I will bring you out… I will rescue you… I will redeem you… I will take you as My people, and I will be your God. Then you shall know that I am the Lord your God who brings you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians.”

The cups of wine represent sanctification, plagues, redemption, and praise… all promises we find in the Passover Lamb, Yeshua HaMashiach.

February 20, 2021, by Curt Landry Ministries