What are the signature techniques in First Harvest Ministries' Passover celebrations?

In our Passover celebrations at firstharvestministries.platform, several themes and practices really mark our “signature” approach:

• Passover as a journey, not just a night – I teach that Passover is the beginning of a lifelong love journey with Yahweh, leading on to Pentecost and ultimately Tabernacles (the “spirit without measure”).

• Strong focus on “the cup” – In our Annual Passover message “Bottoms Up,” I emphasize the four cups, the “Elijah cup,” and the idea that “the future is in the cup” – not just remembering death, but drinking into the life released by Yeshua’s death.

• Connecting Passover to worship and glory – We often move from teaching into deep worship: moving beyond just singing words, into eye-to-eye worship, dancing, and pressing into Tabernacle glory, oil and wine, overflow, and exponential blessings.

• Emphasis on unity and submission – In the Passover sermon, I deal a lot with not dividing over “junk,” learning submission to spiritual authority, and preparing as a unified body to “serve the world” the blood and the bread.

Is there a part of Passover you’d like me to explain more—like the four cups, the journey to Tabernacles, or the worship emphasis?