Faith School (Audio) with Keith Moore

Episode: Week 153.4 – Faith For Provision: Reason #18: Redeemed From The Curse – I
Date: September 18, 2025

Overview

In this episode of Faith School, Keith Moore continues his comprehensive teaching on "Faith For Provision," moving into reason #18: "Redeemed From The Curse." Drawing deeply from scriptural foundations, he explains how believers are eternally redeemed from the curse of the law through Christ, exploring both Old and New Testament passages to clarify what the curse is, why it exists, and why it can never be considered God's will for His children. Brother Moore also breaks down common misconceptions in the church regarding God's will and suffering, encouraging listeners to boldly claim their redemption and live in the fullness of God's blessing.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Victory Belongs to the Believer

• [00:22] Keith opens with affirmation: "God's will is always victory, always. Never defeat, never failure."
• He emphasizes that, regardless of circumstances or how long one has struggled, there is always a God-given answer and a way out.
• Reference to the story of the paralyzed man (Mark 2) as an example of persevering faith that refuses to quit.

2. Faith For Provision Series: 30 Scriptural Reasons

• The ongoing series provides 30 scriptural reasons why God always wills abundant provision for His people—not based on opinion but on a “hundreds of scriptures.”
• Notable Quote [03:26]:
  "Abundant provision is always God's will for me."
• Emphasizes that "lack is never his will."

3. The Blessing and the Curse in Covenant

• Focus shifts to exploring the other side of covenant: not only the blessings, but also the curse—because “you want to know about the curse because you've been redeemed from it.”
• Cites Galatians 3:13 as a central New Testament promise:
  • [07:31] Quote:
    "Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law… He's not going to do it soon... He's already done did it. Right?"
• Points out many believers don’t actually know what the curse of the law is, and that ignorance leaves them susceptible to the enemy's deception.

4. What is the Curse of the Law?

• Explains that "curse" refers to spiritual forces working against someone—stealing, killing, and destroying.
• [10:41] Quote:
  "If it's a curse, never could it be God's perfect will for you or me or anybody else. ... If you'll listen to me, blessings... if you won't listen, the curse will come."
• Makes clear: nothing God ever calls a curse in the Bible should be seen as a blessing in disguise.

5. Scriptural Illustrations of the Curse

• Breaks down Deuteronomy 28 as a “clearest place” to see the specifics of the curse and the blessing.
• The language is parallel—where God once says, “Blessed in the city,” under the curse it becomes, “Cursed in the city.”
• [12:50] Brings in Isaiah 24:4-6, showing the earth itself is defiled by sin and thus under the curse:
  "Therefore has the curse devoured the earth…"
• Cites Romans 8’s “groaning” of creation, showing that everything wrong (natural disasters, disease, etc.) is evidence of the curse.

6. Redemptive Reality Through Christ

• Although the earth is full of curse and the ungodly lie under it, believers are not under the curse but enjoy the blessing through faith in Jesus (Galatians 3).
• [19:19-19:20] Exchange:
  • Listener: “Hallelujah.”
  • Keith: "But the blessing has come on us through our faith in Jesus. But this curse is in the earth."

7. The Purpose and Persistence of the Curse

• Zechariah 5 is referenced showing the curse as something “over the face of the whole earth.”
• Stresses that God, as a righteous judge, does not treat the rebellious and the obedient the same—judgment differentiates.
• "There is good and evil, there is right and wrong, and there is a God. And there is judgment. And the wages of sin is death…" [21:53]

8. The Good News: Redemption Now

• Even in a dark, curse-filled world, believers walk in the Lord’s blessing, surrounded, kept and provided for.
• [24:49] Quote:
  "We walk in the blessing of the Lord, surrounding us, keeping us, protecting us, providing for us, blessing us."
• Reminds the class, "I'm redeemed. Christ has redeemed me from the curse of the law."

9. The Practical Outworking: Identifying and Resisting the Curse

• Walks through Deuteronomy 28, highlighting every expression of the curse (poverty, sickness, defeat) has never been and can never be God’s will for His children.
• Knowing what the curse is allows believers to resist it, reminding the enemy, "No, you don't know who you're messing with here. …Christ did it. But I am redeemed from the curse of the law." [27:08]

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Victory Perspective:
  "God's will is always victory, always. Never defeat, never failure." [00:27]
• On Perseverance:
  "You can't be one that gives up easy and quits. You have to persevere." [01:40]
• On Redemption:
  "Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law. He's already done did it." [07:33]
  "If it's a curse, never could it be God's perfect will for you or me or anybody else." [10:41]
• On the Nature of the Curse:
  "The curse is everywhere in the earth... to restrict, to choke, to steal, kill and destroy. It's the enemy's work." [13:26]
• On Creation:
  "In God's original creation, there was no curse. None." [15:07]
• Living Redeemed:
  "Even though we're in the world, we are not of the world. We are of the kingdom of God." [18:47]
• The Blessing Now:
  "We walk in the blessing of the Lord, surrounding us, keeping us, protecting us, providing for us, blessing us." [24:49]
• Bold Declaration:
  "I'm a child of God, I've been redeemed. ... I am redeemed from the curse of the law." [27:10]

Timestamps for Important Segments

• 00:22 – Opening declaration of victory and scriptural confidence
• 03:26 – Faith for provision series: scriptural foundation
• 07:31 – Galatians 3:13 and understanding redemption
• 10:41 – What is the curse and why calling curse a blessing is wrong
• 12:50 – Deuteronomy 28 and the curse over creation
• 19:19 – The blessing replaces the curse for believers
• 21:53 – God’s justice and the reality of judgment
• 24:49 – Living in the blessing despite a curse-filled earth
• 27:10 – Practical declaration of faith and resisting the curse

Conclusion

Brother Keith Moore’s lesson guides listeners into a deeper understanding of their redeemed position: believers are not subject to the curse in the earth, but live by faith in the blessing purchased by Christ. This episode challenges listeners to reject religious misconceptions about suffering, to know what exactly they’ve been redeemed from, and to stand in faith, daily resisting the curse while claiming and expecting God’s abundance.