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This Passover—5784/2024—is the year of DOUBLE DOORS! This means that God has set doors of destiny before you. It is time to go through God’s gates of glory for your purpose!

Jesus the Messiah—Yashua Ha’Mashaiach—said He is the door; He is the gate.

Only through Him can you Unlock Your Kingdom Destiny and enter your God-given purpose. God’s prophetic calendar has aligned for this year to be YOUR year of moving through the open doors set before you.

Are you ready?

Join us for Passover 5784/2024 in-person or online and say “yes” as you walk through God’s doors of destiny. Align the year ahead with God and watch the King of Glory go before you and level any mountains that stand in your way.

Don’t miss this appointed time to encounter the Father-Heart of God!

Plan Ahead

If you plan to join us at House of David in Fairland, OK please note that registration will be required for those attending on-site at House of David.

• Friday, April 19th: Shabbat Service at House of David
• Saturday, April 20th: Passover Attendee Brunch (limited seating available)
• Sunday, April 21st: Passover Immersion
• Monday, April 22nd: Passover Celebration and Seder

What to Expect

When You Arrive

As you arrive on-site at House of David for a Curt Landry Ministries Passover, you will be met by a member of our team who will welcome you, pray with you, and wash your hands. Doors open at 5:30 PM.

After You Are Seated

At Curt Landry Ministries, we’ve held Passover Seders with a variety of different speakers and sermons. Each gives a personal and prophetic message that witnesses to the hearts of all who attend.

The Beginning of the Passover Service

We will blow the shofars, light candles, and say a blessing.

A Meal is Served

While the Passover Seder itself is not a full meal, it is a symbolic retelling of the Passover story, from slavery to freedom.

There will, however, be a full meal BEFORE we go through the Passover Seder elements. The Standard Meal Option will be chicken with a salad, a bed of rice and roasted carrots. The Alternative Meal Option will be a full-sized grilled chicken salad. Both meal options will also include a delicious dessert.

Going Through the Passover Seder Plate

As a parable, the Passover Seder plate is symbolic. Curt Landry will walk you through the symbolism of each element. They each depict a beautiful element of life and the sweetness of Jesus that covers it all.

What do the elements on the seder plate represent? Curt Landry will explain further during the Passover Seder, but here is a sneak peek.

• The egg—Reveals how the Lord is the beginning and the end.
• Karpas (green vegetable/parsley)—Represents new beginnings. Springtime is here!
• Maror (horseradish)—Helps us remember the bitterness of life, which is covered by the sweetness of Jesus.
• Charoset (applesauce)—Recalls the need to embrace the sweetness of life and allow it to overcome the bitterness.
• Zuror (lamb shank)—Represents the right arm of the Lord, which is the strength, justice, and judge in our lives (Isaiah 52:10).  *Remember, it is okay if you do not have a lamb shank.
• Salt Water—Reminds us that the Lord hears our cries and sees our tears through trials and tribulations.
• Matzah (unleavened bread)—Represents Yeshua—Jesus. It is typically striped, pierced, and without leaven. Leaven represents sin.

We look forward to seeing you at Passover 2024/5784. Welcome home!

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