Faith School with Keith Moore

Week 154.4 – Faith For Provision: Reason #18: Redeemed From The Curse – II

Episode Date: September 25, 2025

Episode Overview

In this episode of Faith School, Brother Keith Moore continues teaching on the foundational truth that believers are redeemed from the curse. He explores renowned biblical passages to reinforce the idea that abundant provision is always God’s will, delves into the nature of the curse and blessing, and addresses common misconceptions about God’s character—especially regarding suffering, destruction, and judgment. The discussion is centered around empowering listeners to renew their minds, recognize their freedom in Christ, and actively choose life and blessing.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Need for Mind Renewal

Timestamps: 00:22–04:50

• Brother Moore opens by emphasizing the importance of changing a poverty or defeat mentality, pointing out that society often reinforces negative expectations.

• He highlights that faith requires calling “those things that be not as though they were” and actively resisting negative patterns of thinking.

• Quote:

  "If you've spent several decades of your life, poverty mentality, defeat mentality, you don't even notice it... You won't stand out until you start talking faith."
  (03:00)

• Prays with the class for spiritual enlightenment, encouraging openness to the Word:

  "Enlighten my eyes to see the way I should see. Open my ears to hear the way I should hear..."
  (03:55)

2. Abundant Provision is Always God’s Will

Timestamps: 04:51–08:30

• Continues listing "30 reasons from scripture why we are sure abundant provision is always God’s will for us all."

• Encourages the class to declare:

  "Abundant provision is always God's will for me." (06:00)

• Challenges the idea that God uses lack or hardship to teach believers, asserting lack is never God’s will.

  "If it's in the curse, it can never be God's will for you." (07:15)

3. Understanding the Blessing and the Curse

Timestamps: 08:31–14:55

• Explores Deuteronomy 28 and Galatians 3:13, explaining that Jesus has redeemed believers from the curse of the law.

• Differentiates between the blessing (God’s enabling power, favor, provision) versus the curse (destruction, lack, sickness).

• Clarifies: the blessings are for the obedient and faithful, while the curse applies to the rebellious—not something God desires for His children.

• Tackles problematic readings of Deuteronomy 28 that attribute evil directly to God:

  "Even if you believed that God is personally doing bad things, all you have to do is listen and obey and it doesn't apply to you." (12:15)

• Asserts God derives no pleasure from destruction:

  "God is not willing that any should perish." (13:40)

4. God’s Will: Everyone Saved, None Destroyed

Timestamps: 14:56–22:10

• Delves into Ezekiel 18 and 2 Peter, proving biblically that God does not desire destruction for anyone, but rather calls for repentance.

  "He is not willing that any person would be destroyed. Are there people being destroyed? Many. ...Not his will." (16:20)

• Shares a personal revelation regarding the justice of God:

  "The Lord spoke from the inside of me ... He said, 'Keith, it's not my choice whether they went to heaven or hell.'" (18:31)

• Rebukes doctrines that remove personal responsibility (“no-fault religion”) and emphasizes that human choice is crucial.

5. Judgment, Free Will, and the Heart of God

Timestamps: 22:11–26:50

• Unpacks the nature of divine judgment: God only enforces judgment when people refuse to repent.

• In Lamentations 3:32:

  "For he does not afflict willingly nor grieve the children of men, not willingly. This is the Almighty..." (24:40)

• Asserts God is the righteous judge but passes judgment reluctantly, never with pleasure.

• Illustrates with the parable of the vineyard (Isaiah 5) that destruction comes not by God’s hand but by removing His protection when people persistently reject Him.

  "Without him preparing, protecting, providing, all of the enemy is just waiting ... to get in there and consume and devour and tread it down and destroy it. God is not the problem. It's the lack of God that's the problem." (26:00)

6. The Power and Safety in Repentance

Timestamps: 26:51–27:55

• Emphasizes that repentance keeps believers in the center of God's favor and protection.

• Encourages listeners:

  "I will repent. Somebody say it out. I will repent. I'm willing to repent. Amen. Well, see, then God can work with you." (27:15)

• Contrasts those open to repentance—who are never lost causes—with those hardened against God, for whom judgment becomes necessary.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On God’s Will:

  "If it's in the curse, it can never be God's will for you...there's no way that it's God's will for me to live in the curse that Christ redeemed me from, right? That cannot be."
  (07:20)

• On Personal Responsibility:

  "If you don't really have a free will, you can't really have real love or real faith or real obedience because you didn't have a choice."
  (15:50)

• On Final Judgment:

  "Even when God passes that judgment, he does not willingly. It grieves him to see it, but it is right and it is necessary, has to be."
  (25:30)

• The Heart of Repentance:

  "The way you got into this thing was repenting...That kind of heart doesn't need to change as you go through life."
  (27:05)

• On Living the Blessed Life:

  "We're blessed, not cursed. And our time's up. I'll see you tomorrow. Much more to shout about this here in Faith School."
  (27:55)

Key Segment Timestamps

| Timestamp | Topic/Scripture | |-----------|----------------------| | 00:22 | The importance of mind renewal in faith | | 03:55 | Group prayer for spiritual enlightenment | | 06:00 | Affirmations: "Abundant provision is always God's will for me" | | 07:15 | "If it's in the curse, it can never be God's will for you" | | 13:40 | God’s desire that none should perish (2 Peter, Ezekiel 18) | | 16:20 | God is not willing anyone be destroyed—but people are destroyed by their choices | | 18:31 | God’s answer: "It's not My choice whether they went to heaven or hell" | | 22:11 | Nature of divine judgment, God’s reluctance to allow destruction | | 24:40 | Lamentations: God does not afflict or grieve willingly | | 26:00 | Parable of the vineyard: divine protection and human response (Isaiah 5) | | 27:15 | The importance of repentance in walking in God’s blessing |

Summary Flow & Listener Takeaways

Brother Moore’s teaching this episode is direct and compassionate, reiterating consistently God’s loving nature and the believer’s responsibility and authority. He systematically dismantles the idea that suffering and lack are from God and instead points listeners to the reality of redemption and the necessity for active, faith-filled choice:

• You are redeemed from the curse. Lack, destruction, and death are never God’s plan for you.
• God’s blessing follows obedience and repentance; his judgment is reluctant, and His heart breaks for the lost.
• Faith requires intentional renewal of your mind and a readiness to repent—you have the power to choose life and blessing!

Listeners are left affirmed in their identity in Christ and urged to stay soft-hearted and responsive to God’s Spirit, fully assured of God’s desire for their provision and well-being.

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