The Curt Landry Podcast

In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Pastor Michael talk about the Hebrew Month of Cheshvan, a month of choices, endurance, and growth.
Unlike Tishrei and other months in the Hebrew calendar, Cheshvan has no biblical feasts. It is spacious. It is quiet. And it’s here that God’s people face a question: will we nurture what God planted during the Fall Feasts, or will we return to the patterns we were called to leave behind?
This season is often filled with counterfeits disguised as convenience, tempting us to revert back to what was familiar and felt easier. But as you invite Yeshua to purify your heart, refine your motives, and renew your mind, you will see the encounters at the Feasts move beyond mere memories or moments to become a source of endurance in your spiritual walk.
Join Rabbi and Pastor Michael as they talk about how to rest, restore, and re-engage in the month of Cheshvan, what the tribe of Manasseh teaches us about turning pain into purpose, and how to find God’s glory in ordinary, everyday moments.

In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Pastor Michael discuss the Issachar anointing, its biblical roots, and how it applies to Believers today.
The tribe of Issachar is distinguished as those who “understood the times and knew what Israel ought to do” (1 Chronicles 12:32). In a time of upheaval, wars, and deception, we need to be grounded in discerning the moment we are in, what God is speaking, and how to respond in faith, rather than react in fear.
This anointing is not reserved for a select few – it can be asked for, nurtured, and developed through character growth, surrender to God’s will, and prayerful study.
Join Rabbi and Pastor Michael as they share how the Hebrew calendar and biblical feasts help Believers grow in discernment of God’s prophetic time clock, avoid unnecessary stress and confusion, and maintain an eternal perspective amid challenging seasons.
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Do you know what time it is in God’s Kingdom?
In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Pastor Michael talk about integrating the Hebrew calendar into everyday life, not as a form of legalism but as a spiritual rhythm.
The Feast Days are described as everlasting ordinances unto God Himself – His appointed times and seasons. The gift of Sabbath set at Creation, and the Hebrew months show patterns, cycles, and insights that are part of the inheritance of every grafted-in Believer.
Aligning with God’s calendar and coming into greater awareness of His times and seasons is not an obligation or legalism, but a homecoming – an invitation to crawl, walk, run into a deeper life with Him.
Join Rabbi and Pastor Michael as they share the cycle of the Feasts and their unfolding purpose, practical resources to learn more, and how aligning with God’s appointed times establishes a legacy of Kingdom purpose, faith, and identity for your family.
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Fall Feast Guide: https://curtlandry.com/fallfeastbook
In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Pastor Michael discuss the final Fall Feast, Sukkot, and how this 7-day period invites us to dwell in God's presence, reflecting on His protection and provision.
Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Tabernacles, provides a tangible picture of tabernacling with God through the sukkah: a temporary structure that models the dwellings the Israelites lived in during their journey in the wilderness. These temporary dwelling places emphasized Israel’s vulnerability in the wild, fully dependent on God for protection and provision.
This appointed time invites Believers to reflect on God’s faithful provision and presence, and to look forward to the joy to come when Jesus returns to rule, reign, and dwell with His people forever (Zechariah 14:16–19).
Join Rabbi and Pastor Michael as they unpack the symbolism of Hebrew Year 5787, the banquet story the three Fall Feasts tell together, and the significance of coming under God’s canopy of glory this Sukkot.
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Fall Feast Guide: https://curtlandry.com/fallfeastbook
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In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Pastor Michael discuss the prophetic significance of the second Fall Feast, Yom Kippur, a day of repentance, realignment, and reflection. Also known as the Day of Atonement, it is considered the holiest day on the Hebrew calendar, fostering a period of purification and forgiveness.
As Believers under the blood covering of Yeshua, this sacred time invites us to reflect on the power of His sacrifice and how He is drawing us to realign and return to Him. This day reminds us to step away from the entanglements of the past and remember we are no longer spiritual orphans; we’ve been adopted as God’s children and redeemed as new creations.
Join Rabbi and Pastor Michael as they share the historical and biblical context of Yom Kippur, the power of our words, and why repentance is not punishment but realignment with God’s heart.