Are you following God’s instruction or the opinions of people?

In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Darrell Puckett talk about the biblical principle of agreement and how God’s Spirit moves when we align with Him and His ways. Behind the scenes, before the hostages were released in Israel, thousands of Jewish people were seeking God in repentance and forgiveness of their enemies–coming together as one accord, and God moved in response. What happens in the physical starts with what happens in the spiritual. Healing in our homes, communities, and hearts begins with agreement also– agreement with God’s Word, and our true identity in Him.

Join Rabbi as he shares the wisdom of seeking God’s approval rather than man’s, forgiving those who misunderstand you, and choosing to walk in accordance with your Kingdom assignment.

Are you willing to trust in God’s way above your own understanding?

In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Darrell Puckett talk about the Hebrew tribe of Manasseh, one of the twelve tribes of Israel, and the tribe associated with the Hebrew month of Cheshvan. Manasseh was the firstborn of Joseph’s sons and already had the firstborn birthright, but his younger brother Ephraim received the blessing. Rabbi shares the One New Humanity message in this story and the significance of the Hebrew tribe of Manasseh today.

Join Rabbi and Darrell as they talk about key takeaways from the Hebrew month of Cheshvan, how not to take the bait of offense, and the power of decreeing Psalm 103 daily.

Resources mentioned–

Learn more about the Hebrew Month of Cheshvan at: https://curtlandry.com/cheshvanblog

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Are you holding to your Kingdom assignment?

In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Darrell Puckett discuss the meaning of the phrase, “healing is the children’s bread,” which comes from the story of the Greek woman in Mark 7:26-28 asking for her child’s healing. Without understanding cultural context, Jesus’ response to her seems quite offensive (and we don’t know his tone or if his manner was playful), but Jesus’ intention was not to demean her; it was a matter of order and honor for His assignment from the Father. Jesus’ earthly ministry was to the Jewish people first. Yet the woman’s humility moved Him, and He did heal her child. His heart and plan, of course, is for all people, and after He ascended, He commissioned His Jewish disciples to take the gospel to the nations–and they did!

Join Rabbi and Darrell as they share the power of knowing your assignment out of honor for God and His authority above the will of others, the biblical concept of bread, and God’s heart to heal and sustain His people.