Passover and Resurrection Sunday: Curt Landry Ministries at the House of David

Description

Passover 2023/5783 is the year… 

• For you to walk in wholeness—body, soul, and spirit—and be empowered to answer your call! 
• God is preparing His people for the works of the Lord.
• To attain the whole measure of the fullness of Messiah. 
• To be established and equipped for the works of your hands.
• Of great advancements forward in the midst of war, chaos and calamity. 

Passover is a time to come home!

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.

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. It will be chicken with a salad, a bed of rice, another side, and 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 2023/5783. Welcome home!