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Is wonderful Good morning, class. Hi, I'm Keith Moore, and we welcome you to Faith School. Faith School is the place where my spirit is fed, where my faith grows stronger, and where I learn how to be an overcomer. Whatever problem or challenge you've been dealing with, it is God's will that you overcome it, that you triumph over it. In fact, that you be more than a conqueror. Now, what does that mean? I mean, being a conqueror is good. That means you won. What's more than a conqueror? One aspect of more than a conqueror is that not only do you triumph, you overcome the problem, but then you go tell everybody that the devil couldn't do it and that God was bigger. And God gets glory. And especially after years of this, the enemy wishes he had never messed with you because you're making him eat it. You didn't just win more than a conqueror. The greater one, the greater one lives inside of me. He always causes me to triumph. I am an overcomer in Christ. I am more than a conqueror through him who loves me. Glory to God. Yes, you are, Father, we are so thankful, so thankful, so appreciative how youw have loved us and chosen us and kept us, every good thing that we enjoy in youn. We look to youo today for our daily bread and our spiritual sustenance. And we're asking for utterance and anointing and answers and direction and help in Jesus name, Amen. We've been on a subject here for a number of weeks that we're calling Faith for Provision. And I'm so glad. I know God wants me to have provision. I don't have to be wondering about it, struggling with the idea. Maybe he does, maybe he doesn't. Maybe he enjoys seeing me squirm in lack. No, he doesn't. He's a good Father. It is his will for all of us to have abundant provision all the time. It is. And to prove it, we're going one by one through scriptures, giving 30 great spiritual truths from the Word, not opinion, not theory. Great spiritual truths with multiple verses for each one. And if you haven't been with us, go online to faithschool.org and all the previous lessons are there. We're up to number 16 in our study of these 30 reasons. If you haven't heard them or seen them, you should go hear the previous 15. They all build one upon another. And there are many other messages there. No cost, no charge to you, no obligation required. Faithschool.org but we're up to today number 16 in our study. We are sure abundant provision is always God's will for us all because of the Promised Land. The Promised Land, the land that God spied out. He said and prepared and selected people, his people, Israel, that he delivered out of the Egyptian bondage. And we know that when you learn what God's will is, then you know his will for you because he never changes. But also these things are types. The scripture said 1 Corinthians says all these things we read about that happened with Israel, their deliverance through the wilderness, promised land, that that's all types of what we have in Christ. And so what are we to understand from this now? One thing we talked about on yesterday's class we touched on, you'll hear a lot of preachers and people talk about the Promised Land in connection with heaven and leaving. The idea that the Promised Land in the scripture is a type of heaven, portraying heaven, that couldn't be true because the Promised Land had to be possessed by faith through fighting. And there were giants and enemies and adversaries. Thank God that won't be the case in heaven. Are you looking forward to leaving this life and getting to heaven? And the first thing you meet is a bunch of giants and goes, oh, Lord, I thought we were done with this. No, no, no. Thank God. No more curse, no more sorrow, no more crying, no more dying. The Bible said they rest from their labors and their works do follow them. I'm looking forward to that. But down here, it's a fight. A lot of people don't like that. I had a lady one time look at me and I told my mother she needed to resist some things. And she said, but I'm fighter. I don't want to fight. I said, well, yeah, but dear, you'll just lose then, right? You fight or you lose. You have to fight. Not fighting people, not fighting God. He's not your problem. But there is an adversary. The Bible talks about, there's an adversary, there's a devil and his cohorts raid against us. And they don't come, obviously, but they come in the form of feelings. Oppression, depression, fear, doubt, tempted to rebel, disobey, all these kind of things. And so every day of your life, you better strap your fighting shoes on. Is that right? Your truth and your shield of faith. Is that right? Get your gear on because it's coming. Be ready. Amen have the sword of truth and the shield of faith and the helmet of salvation. And when you're bombarded with these feelings and temptations and suggestions and oppression and heaviness and all this kind of stuff, you have to go, no, no, this is the truth. Is that right? No. And you just resist everything that tells you. You can't. Everything that's telling you, no. You can't pay your bills. No. You'll always have this disease. No. You're going to die young and you can't. You rise up and go, no, no, it is written. Is that right? It is written. And you stand and you fight the good fight of faith. That's what they had to do to get to Promised Land. So it couldn't be a type of heaven. It's a type of what God's will is for us on the earth here and now, where there are the enemies arrayed against us and the walls and all this kind of stuff. So no, the Promised Land is not a type of heaven. It's a type of what we can have down here. Now, in Deuteronomy, the eighth chapter, if you'll go there, please. What do we learn from the Promised Land? He said in chapter eight, verse one, all the commandments which I command you this day you will observe. To do that you may live and multiply and go in and possess the land which the Lord swear to your fathers. Did he want them to wander around in the desert for 40 years? No, he wanted them to go into the Promised Land. Hebrews talks about this, that the works were finished from the foundation of the world for them to go in. But the first generation didn't go in. God couldn't get them to believe his goodness. Now we're going to see this more clearly as the classes go on. I think we're going somewhere. But they listened to the wrong voices and would not believe. God really had their best interest at heart and mind. Do you remember how many times they would say, we're all going to die out here. Right? That's what they believed more than God saying, I've spied out you a land. I've got you a land. It's a good one. You don't have to irrigate it. I'm watching over it. I'll rain on it. I'll get your crop started and I'll finish it off. I've got you houses. You didn't build vineyards and flocks. They didn't believe that. They did not believe that. Tell me what they believed. We're all Going to die out here. And it gets worse. They believed God brought them out there to kill them. That's terrible. Now you hear that and you think, how in the world could they do that? Millions are doing it right now, today. Millions are doing it now. It's not Egypt, it's not the wilderness, it's not Canaan's land that they're specifically talking about. But there are millions who do not believe in God. And they don't believe in his goodness. They just don't believe he really has their best interest at heart. They have experienced trauma and bad things because actually they are operating without God. It's not that God is against them. It's just they don't have his help because they have rejected him and they're on their own and they're defenseless against an evil, cruel devil. And they don't believe good as he is, they don't believe that he has a wonderful plan, not just for later on, but to see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. This is one of the biggest issues there is in dealing with human beings on the planet. Romans says the goodness of God would lead people repentance and change. Well, then, what do you think? The devil is going to try to hide and cover up and twist and destroy? Because does he want people coming to God or staying away from God? And sadly, millions are convinced either that God doesn't exist at all or that he's a cruel God. He's an uncaring God. He's a God who your baby with a disease, a God who will kill your spouse with a car wreck. Millions believe this. It's preached in churches. And it's of the devil. I said it's of the devil. It's from the enemy. No, he said he wanted them to live and multiply and go in and possess the land which the Lord sware to your Fathers and Deuteronomy 8:2 and you shall remember all the way, the way to get from where you are to somewhere else. There's a way, right? There's a road. There's a path. There's a way. There's a wrong way. If you take the wrong road, you go the other way. The other decision, you never get there. But there's a way to it. And he said the way which the Lord your God led you these 40 years in the wilderness to humble you and prove you in your heart. What's the big question here? Whether you would keep his commandments or not. Whether you would do what he told you to Do. This is still the big thing. Still the big thing. In John 14, Jesus said, if a man loves me, he will keep my commandments. And he went on to say, he that doesn't keep his commandments doesn't love him. Now, a lot of people don't like that. They do not like that. It's too plain. It's too clear. But if you love God, you'll do what he tells you to do. It's just that simple. And if you won't do what he tells you to do, it doesn't matter how loud you yell hallelujah or how many religious books you have in your house, if you won't do what he tells you to do, it's obvious you love something else more than you do him or you would do what he told you to do. That's you, me, any of us, and all of us have made some mistakes. But let's fix it, right? Let's change it. And it is not a matter of technically understanding things or there's this vast process. No, no. Do you love God? It's as simple as that. Do you love him more than you do yourself or other people or anything else? Everybody say it out. I love the Lord, my God, with all my heart, all my soul, all my mind and all my strength. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. If that's true, then when he tells you to do something right, tell me what's going to happen. You will do it. You'll do it. You'll put that ahead of yourself, ahead of anybody else. And so that's what he is doing with them, giving them an opportunity to learn. Now, this gets so clear as he goes. He says, verse 3. He humbled you and suffered you to hunger and fed you with manna. Now, this was to be a very temporary path on the way to the promised land. To learn what. What everybody needs to learn, right? Everybody needs to learn what God's number one, right? Everything in my life is based on him and what he says, right? Everything. And so that's exactly what was going on. He said he fed you with manna, which you knew not. Neither your fathers knew. Nobody had ever heard of manna that he might make. You know that man does not live by bread only, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of the Lord does man live. I think sometimes we have heard that phrase. Jesus quoted it in the wilderness. Temptation. We're going to talk about that just in a moment. But this is one of the biggest revelations about how to live your life is that I Don't live by food. Only now you know what happens if you quit eating, right? If you just quit eating, I mean, just in a matter of days, you'd be too weak to function. And then not long after that, you'd die. You can't make it without your body, can't make it without some natural. But he is saying, there's something more important than that. There's something more important than that. Most people don't believe that. They just do not. What we're saying, the Word is to be first place. Before our nutrition of our body, before any natural thing, we should know we are dependent upon. Thus saith the Lord. We're dependent on what he says to us every day. The biggest thing in my life should be, what's the Lord saying, right? What is he saying to me, to us, about here, about now? Because everything else depends on that. Everything else is attached to that. The most important thing. If God is the most important thing in my life, his instruction and connection to me is through His Word, then His Word is the most important thing because that's communicating to me. Him, his will, his plan. Say it out. The Word of God is what I live by. I live by every word that comes out of the mouth of God to me. Hallelujah. Jesus said, it's the Spirit that quickens the flesh, profits nothing. John 6:63, he said, the words, I speak to you, the words. They are spirit and they are life. Hallelujah. Every day of my life, the thing I ought to be more hungry for than any kind of roast or potato or piece of bread should be a word from the Lord, right? Because that doesn't just quicken your body, that quickens your entire being and existence. And whatever situation you're in, you might be in the worst situation, physically, financially, maritally, whatever. There's a word from the Lord. Hallelujah for your situation that will absolutely break, shatter yokes and remove burdens. There's an anointed word that will clear the floor, head, and cause you to see so clearly and go, oh, that's it, that's it, that's it. And you start saying that word and acting on that word and your problems are over. That's more important than a biscuit, right? Or whatever, piece of pie, whatever, right? That's what Job said. I have esteemed the words of his mouth more than my necessary food. Jeremiah said, you, words were found and I did eat them, and they were the joy and rejoicing of my heart. Glory to God. So what was going on in the Wilderness. Now, you know, out of Egypt, the deliverance, the people of God didn't have anything to do with that. They didn't do that. God did that. I said God did that. He did every bit of that. Brought them out. But now, once they're out, he's got a place for them over here in the promised land. But they have to get there, and they're coming through the wilderness. And he's doing this on purpose. Because if you're going to live a successful life, it's a life in God. If you're going to live a victorious, successful, prosperous, blessed life, it's because you hear from God and you obey God. And so the biggest lesson you have to learn is not how to get rich, it's how to hear from God. Come on, are y' all with me? It's not how to get healed. It's. I said it's not how to get healed, it's how to hear from God. Because you learn how to hear from God, you have your healing. You'll get your healing, whatever else it is, if you're willing to obey. And so that was the thing that they needed to learn. Now, you have to remember they are coming out of a heathen environment. I mean, everything around them was worshiping false gods, worshiping the sun. They have been immersed in this ungodly stuff for centuries. And so they need serious mind renewal. Now, this is too early for them to be born again, but they do have a heart and a mind, and they can love God if they'll choose to, right? And they could obey him if they would choose to. And you can see why the Lord led them like he did, because they failed every test. Every time he would tell them to do something, they wouldn't do it. They'd fight against it. They would deny it, they would reject it. And he doesn't want them in the wilderness for any extended length of time. What does he want them to learn? How to listen. Right? Just listen to me and do what I said. Now, you know I'm not exaggerating. You remember things like the manna, right? He said, it's going to come like this, and you'll gather it and it will be just enough, not too much, not too little. And then on the sixth day, I'm going to give you twice as much. Because on the seventh day, I want you resting. I don't want you going out there, and there won't be any out there. So he said, when you get it, don't save it. Do not save it. So what did they do? They saved it. Now we laugh, but it's not funny. You know what I'm saying? Why? Because he's specific. See what's going on here? This is not just about sanitation. What is this about? The whole exercise, the whole thing. The whole reason you're in the desert right now. Will you listen to God? Will you just simply do what he told you to do without arguing, without fussing, even if you don't understand? And I'm sure they thought, well, you know, I mean, this is the only food we have out here. I am not just going to throw this good food out. There are people starving over it in other places. See? No, no. If God says throw it out, you do not save it. And then on the sixth day, he said, save it. Save it tonight. And that's why you cannot write a rule book. Always do this, Never do this. No if somebody comes out with a thousand volume set, what to do in every situation, save your money. Because the only way to get it right is the Holy Spirit inside you, leading you every day. Because some days the word is save it, other times the word is don't save it. Right. Sometimes the word is go out, other times the word is sit down and stay here. That's right. That's why he gave us the Holy Spirit. We need, we require this personal, dynamic interaction of being led individually every day. Only the Holy Spirit can do that for all of us. He said he humbled you, suffered you to hunger, and fed you with manna, which you knew not. Neither did your fathers know that he might make. You know, man does not live by bread only, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God does man live. When Jesus was tempted in the wilderness. This is recorded Matthew 4, Luke, four different places. And he fasted for 40 days and 40 nights. And the scripture said afterward, after the 40 days, at this point, the hunger was setting in and the tempter came. The enemy came and suggested to him and said, command that these stones be made into bread. Do you remember that? Why was that a temptation? Because Jesus believed he could do it. Isn't that right? He wasn't. Jesus wasn't struggling with, can I speak to it? And it become a nice hot loaf of bread. And he's hungry. But what was his answer? What's Jesus answer? He's hungry. He believes a miracle can happen. Right here with this. Yes. He quotes this verse that we just got through reading and he says, no, no, it's written, man will not live by bread alone, but by every word. That proceeds. How are we to understand that? What is he saying? The Lord did not tell him to command these stones to be made bread. Come on, y', all, with me. So you don't just go off on your own and doing things randomly and this and that. I got to hear from the Lord. Is that right? I got to hear right? More important than breakfast, more important even when you're hungry, more important than anything else is hearing from him and doing, doing, doing what he said. And then he'll watch over his word and perform it, and you'll have just what you need when you need it. Praise God. Well, our time is up again. Come back next time. There's more to see here in Faith.
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Episode Title: Faith For Provision: Reason #16 — The Promised Land II
Air Date: June 25, 2025
Host: Keith Moore
Theme: Understanding God's will for abundant provision, demonstrated through the Promised Land as a type for God’s intentions for believers on earth—not in heaven.
In this class session, Keith Moore continues his teaching series on "Faith for Provision," specifically focusing on reason #16: "The Promised Land." He unwraps the scriptural and practical significance of the Promised Land—not as a type of heaven, but as a representation of God’s will for abundance, victory, and obedience for believers in the present life. Moore stresses the importance of daily dependence on God's Word and learning to trust and follow His leading above natural circumstances.
On Conquering by Testimony:
On God's Will for Provision:
On Spiritual Life vs. Natural Needs:
On Obedience:
On Individual Daily Guidance:
Brother Keith Moore teaches that God’s plan for provision and victory is manifest, not in a distant heaven, but in the life we live daily—full of challenges requiring faith, hearing, and obedience. True faith for provision is rooted in knowing God’s goodness and being led, day by day, by His Word and Spirit. The most critical lesson is to hunger for and heed God’s Word, for therein lies the power to overcome and possess every promise.
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