Hebrew Month of Cheshvan | Turning Encounter into Endurance

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.